For the first time in the history of Muscovy the army had cannon.

In 1494, the town was finally annexed by the Muscovy.

The needs of Muscovy's new military backbone could not be ignored.

He died during the war with Muscovy in 1610.

In the meantime the war continued, just not as successfully for Muscovy.

But there she was no match for the Muscovy, which simply swam away.

His reasons for traveling to Muscovy are also not known with certainty.

After his father's death in 1490 he became heir presumptive of Muscovy.

Dedication of a church to a military victory was "a major innovation" for Muscovy.

They tell the story of Muscovy in metaphoric and yet concrete detail.

In 1467-1469 and 1478 he participated in wars against Muscovy.

The princes of Muscovy were also having trouble with boyars.

Muscovy was opposed to this newly established state, and decided to wage another war.

This claim pitted it against Muscovy for dominance in the region.

After the period of constant wars with Muscovy, the town was severely damaged.

Poland now held the frontier, but it was blocked by the growth of Muscovy from the north.

In this period Muscovy was raided almost every year.

Its common name Muscovy duck comes from commerce with Russia.

Although some consider the Muscovy duck to be non-kosher, others continue to disagree.

But in 1613, the English Muscovy Company had done the same.

Thus the conflict between Lithuania and Muscovy was only just beginning.

The first raid on Muscovy was in 1507.

The tombs of all Muscovy's rulers from the 1320s.

Thenceforth, until his death, the established government of Muscovy was a diarchy.

The 14th-century churches of Muscovy are few, and their ages are disputed.