Приклади вживання Tsar ivan Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Tsar Ivan.
Tsar Ivan the III.
Well, l ever heard even under Tsar Ivan.
The Tsar Ivan IV.
Veliko Trnovo has given to the world a chronicle of Manasseh and the Four Gospels of Tsar Ivan Alexander.
The Tsar Ivan IV.
Seeking to unite all anti-Tatar forcestied Dmitry Vyshnevetsky relations with Moscow Tsar Ivan IV the Terrible.
Tsar Ivan the Terrible.
Several folktales from his era depict Tsar Ivan in a positive, even light-hearted demeanor.
Tsar Ivan Alekseevich.
Seeking to unite all anti-Tatar forcestied Dmitry Vyshnevetsky relations with Moscow Tsar Ivan IV the Terrible.
Tsar Ivan the Terrible.
The pharmaceutical house that was opened in 1581, during the reign of Tsar Ivan IV, considered to be the first state medical institution in Russia.
Tsar Ivan Vasilyevich the Terrible.
He sought to restore the independence of the Kazan and Astrakhan khanates,conquered by Russian Tsar Ivan IV the Terrible in 1552 and 1556.
Song of Tsar Ivan Vasilyevich.
The Assumption Monastery illustrates in its location and architectural composition the political andmissionary program developed by Tsar Ivan IV to extend the Moscow state.
Tsar Ivan Vasilievich the Terrible.
National character andthe spirit of folk poetry Lermontov reproduce in“Song of Tsar Ivan Vasilyevich, a young oprichnik and a striking merchant Kalashnikov”(1837).
Tsar Ivan was looking for complacency.
It had been a difficult period of time in Russia that proceeded the reemergence of Russiandominance at the end of the 15th Century with the rise of Tsar Ivan III(Ivan the Great).
How Tsar Ivan(not the night be remembered).
The location and the architecture of the Assumption Cathedral are the evidences of the existence of a political andmissionary program developed by Tsar Ivan IV in order to expand the territory of Muscovy.
Tsar Ivan the Terrible demanded that the bishopric pay a huge tribute of 40,000 talers.
Following battles with tsar Ivan Vladislav, Byzantine emperor Basil II recaptured Monastiri in 1015.
In 1560, at the order of Tsar Ivan the Terrible, a men's monastery was erected by the church, enclosed by a stone wall.
Thus, in November 1495 Muscovy tsar Ivan III tried to storm the Swedish fortress of Vyborg from an icebound bay.
And once he reproached Tsar Ivan the Terrible, because during the divine services he was preoccupied with thoughts of building a palace on the Vorobiev hills.
The Russians, led by Tsar Ivan the III, began military conquests in 1486 in an attempt to gain the Kievan Rus' lands, specifically Belarus and Ukraine.