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Vasily Kosoy's younger brothers Dmitri Shemyaka and Dmitry Krasny did not support his claim to be grand prince and allied themselves with Vasily II and received from him Uglich and Galich respectively as part of the alliance. The three princes marched on Vasily Kosoy in Moscow who fled with the treasury to Novgorod, then Kostroma where he ...
Vasily II happily returned to Moscow and gave the former enemies lands. Kosoy hurried to Kostroma, where he began to gather troops for the war. Vasily Kosoy was famous for cruelty. For example, the chroniclers mention such a case: when his comrade Prince Roman tried to leave Kosoy secretly, he caught him and ordered to cut off his arm and leg.
Vasily Kosoy begins to be mentioned in the annals from 1433. This year, together with his brother Dmitri Shemyaka , he feasted in Moscow at the wedding of Grand Duke Vasili Vasilyevich , during which Sophia of Lithuania publicly ripped Vasily Yuryevich off the gold belt allegedly stolen in the past from Dmitri Donskoy by the thousand-strong Vasily Protasievich and, in time, by Vasily Kosomu.
Vasily's army was roundly defeated and he sought refuge in Nizhny Novgorod. On 31 March 1434, on the Bright Week Wednesday, Yury again entered Moscow, where he captured Vasily's family and treasury. He was preparing a new campaign against Vasily when he died suddenly, on 5 July 1434, succeeded by his eldest son, Vasily Kosoy.
Vasily Kosoy (Q1282755) From Wikidata. Jump to navigation Jump to search. Grand Prince of Moscow. Vasiliy Yuryevich Kosoy; edit. Language Label Description Also known ...