Vasily III

Ivan Ivanovich and Vasily III were her widow brothers, the first wife of Ivan III was born. But Ivan died in 1490 before his father, which made Ivan III had to leave Moscow to seize Vologda, and then to make a choice between the sons of Dmitry and Ivanovich. But because Vasily's mother was not popular in Moscow at the end of 1497, most of the nobles supported Dmitry. With the support of a few nobles, Vasily decided to take the risk of a coup. Ivan III attempted to leave Moscow to seize Vologda, and then to destroy the forces of Dmitry on the ground. But because of this conspiracy at the end of 1477, Ivan III picked up the life of Vasily, even his wife, and his supporters were decided to be executed or exiled. But the advantage of Russians did not

Basil III was 54 years old and served 31 years. Although his historical achievements were far less than his father Ivan III, he was also well-known in foreign affairs. Basil III's most important achievement during his reign was to successfully continue territorial expansion, defeating Lithuania several times, and eventually incorporating large territories, including Smolensk and Pskov, into the Russian map. When he died, the territory reached 2.8 million square kilometers. It laid the shape of the western border of Russia, and through several battles, completely made the Kashan Khan state Russian subordinate. In domestic affairs, it greatly consolidated the feudal centralism, weakened the power of feudal rulers, aristocrats and churches, and laid a solid foundation for the further development of the