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Prince Andrey Mikhailovich Kurbsky (1528?–1583) was a
Russian political figure,
military leader, and
political philosopher,
known as an
intimate friend...
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mighty boyars from the S****sky and
Belsky families. In a
letter to
Andrey Kurbsky, Ivan remembered, "My
brother Iurii, of
blessed memory, and me they brought...
- Ivan,
allegedly foresaw the
death of the Tsesarevich.
According to
Andrey Kurbsky,
Maximus had told Ivan that "he
should not go such a long way with his...
- amb****ador asks
Prince Andrey Kurbsky why Ivan is more
worthy to rule than he is.
Shortly after, Ivan
marries Anastasia Romanovna.
Kurbsky, who is in love with...
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miniseries Yermak by
directors Uskov and Krasnopolsky, of
prince Andrey Kurbsky, king
Charles XII of
Sweden and
Ukrainian poet Ivan Franko.[citation needed]...
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before the 16th century, and even later, in one of the
letters by
Andrey Kurbsky written in the
second half of the 16th century,
where he
claimed the language...
- Mstislavsky [ru], one of Ivan the Terrible's
closest confidants, and
Andrei Kurbsky, who
would become famous later by
betraying the tsar and
siding with the...
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Vorotynsky and the main army went to Kolomna, and Ivan IV,
along with
Andrei Kurbsky and Ivan Sheremetev [ru], set off on June 16.
Arriving in Kolomna, the...
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letters written by his
older brother Ivan to
another Russian prince,
Andrey Kurbsky, the two
children customarily felt
neglected and
offended by the mighty...
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factor in the
subjugation of the
local peoples. It is
known that
Andrei Kurbsky mentioned it when
describing the
Russian campaign against Kazan: When they...
