Ivan III of Moscow

إيفان الثالث دوق موسكو

Ivan III, duke of Muscovy; al-Salabi dates to his reign the first Russian ambassador's arrival at Islambul in 898/1492 under Bayezid II, and writes that in 886 Ivan 'wrested the emirate of Moscow from the hands of the Muslim Ottomans and began expanding at the expense of the Islamic provinces' — the book's own framing within its account of widening Western diplomacy 1.

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The Gunpowder Empires
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Ivan III, duke of Muscovy in the reign of Bayezid II 1.

The first Russian ambassador

Al-Salabi dates to Ivan's reign the arrival of the first Russian ambassador at Islambul in 898/1492, and writes that in 886 Ivan "wrested the emirate of Moscow from the hands of the Muslim Ottomans and began expanding at the expense of the Islamic provinces" — the book's own framing within its account of widening Western diplomacy under Bayezid 1.

Sources

  1. al-Dawla al-Uthmaniyya — Ali Muhammad al-Salabi (2001) , p. 165
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