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(August 25, 1530 - March 28, 1584)

Ivan the Terrible or Ivan IV was the Grand Prince of

Moscow and the first czar of Russia. During Ivan's

early life, he would be crowned as the Grand Prince

of Moscow when his father, Vasily III of Moscow,

died when he was the age of three. Ivan would later

claim the title of czar, which is Latin for Caesar. The

contributions of Ivan the Terrible are the expansion

of Russia, and increasing military, which included

territories of Kazan and Astrakhan. In addition, Ivan is

famously known for killing his son, Ivan Ivanovich, due

to his rage and being mentally ill.

IVAN THE TERRIBLE

Showing the treasure

Ivan the Terrible is showing his treasure

to Sir Jerome Horsey. This is a oil on canvas

painting made by Alexander Litovchenko.

Video: How Terrible is Ivan the Terrible?

Source: History Matters

Expansion of Russia

A map is shown the expansion of Russia

made by Ivan the Terrible. This is a

foreshadow of future emperor and empress

expanding Russia territory.

Video: Expansion of Russia.

Source: History Mapped Out

Ivan's portrait

An art portrait of Ivan the Terrible.

The portrait was made in the 16th

century and was in the National

Museum at Copenhagen.

Article: 10 Facts about Ivan the Terrible.

Source: History Hit

Ivan the Terrible killed his son

An artwork of Ivan the Terrible murdered

his son. This was a real occurrence and the

work was made by Ilya Repin in 1883-1885.

Article: Controversial arts in Russia.

Source: Big Think

The statue of Ivan the Terrible

The legacy of Ivan the Terrible is depicting

him as a statue in Oryol, Russia.

Article: Ivan the Terrible statue.

Source: Politico