- The
Battle of the
Vozha River (Russian: Битва на реке Воже) was a
battle during the
Great Troubles,
fought between the Prin****lity of
Moscow and Mamai's...
- The
Vozha (Russian: Во́жа) is a
river in
Ryazan Oblast, Russia. It is a
right tributary of the Oka. It is 103
kilometres (64 mi) long, and its drainage...
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Mamai (Mongolian Cyrillic: Мамай, Tatar: Мамай, romanized: Mamay; 1325?–1380/1381) was a
powerful Mongol military commander of the
Golden Horde. Contrary...
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three simultaneous popes and not
resolved until 1417. 1378:
Battle of the
Vozha River between Russians and Mongols. 1378–1382:
Ciompi Revolt occurs in Florence...
- Nara (left)
Lopasnya (left) Bes**** (right)
Osyotr (right)
Moskva (left)
Vozha (right)
Pronya (right) Para (right) Pra (left) Gus (left)
Moksha (right)...
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Dubravnica Moravian Serbia defeats the
Ottoman Empire. 1378
Battle of the
Vozha River Moscow defeats the
Golden Horde. 1378
Knights Hospitaller Invasion...
- a
Mongol army, but it was
defeated by Dmitry's
forces in the
Battle of
Vozha River. Two
years later Mamai personally led a
large force against Moscow...
- Troubles) Prin****lity of
Moscow Golden Horde Defeat 1378
Battle of the
Vozha River (part of the
Great Troubles) Prin****lity of
Moscow Golden Horde Victory...
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against Dmitry Donskoy, who
defeated the
Mongol forces at the
Battle of the
Vozha River in 1378.
Mamai hired Genoese, Circ****ian, and Alan
mercenaries for...
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Begich may
refer to: Begich,
commander of the
Tatars in the
Battle of the
Vozha River in 1378
Begich family of
Alaska and Minnesota,
United States, including:...
