Tsar Of Russia Ivan Iv Basilivich Groznii / Marya Nagoi (later Marta) Of Russia


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	Family Sheet HUSBAND Name: Tsar Of Russia Ivan Iv Basilivich GrozniiMale ^[1] Note Born: 25 Aug 15301530-8-25 at TwinTwin ^[2] Married: Died: 18 Mar 15841584-3-18 at Moskva, Moskva, RussiaMoskva, Moskva, Russia ^[4] Other Spouses: Anastasiya Romanovna Zakharina Father: Tsar Of Russia Basil Vi Ivanovich Mother: Unknown WIFE Name: Marya Nagoi (later Marta) Of Russia ^[5] Note Born: Died: CHILDREN Name: Dmitri Of Russia Born: Died: Abt 1591 SOURCES 1). royalfam.ged 2). royalfam.ged 4). royalfam.ged 5). June Ferguson s Royalty GED NOTES 1). royalty.ged NAME Ivan IV The Terrible , Czar of Russia. MARR DATE 3 13 FEB 1547 MARR PLAC Cathedral Of The Assumption, Moskva, Moskva, Russia 59. The Augustan. Ivan IV Basilivich Groznii the Awe Inspiring the Terrible 1533 1584 . A monor at his accession, Ivan was for some years maltreated by his guardians who else? the Shuiskys. In 1543, when he was 13, Ivan seized power and fed Andrei Shuisky to his hounds. That is about the only tactic which works with a Shuisky. Ivan was crowne Tsar in 1547. His early reign was filled with governmental reforms, including the Boyar Duma s relegation to a less important position 1547 and the creation of the Zemakiy Sobor, the convocation of All the Land , a body of fluctuating membership and poorly defined duties. It played a key role in resolving the upcoming Time of Troubles and then committed suicide by paving the way for the establishment of an untrammeled Romanov despotism. 2). royalty.ged The Augustan. If you want me to let you know when I change the website, please signup here (no more then once a quarter!)

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