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UDC 323
ABOUT THE KINGDOM OF MOSCOW: THE TRAITORS AND THE GUARDSMEN
Yudin Timothy Mikhailovich1, Gumelev Vasiliy Yuryevich2, Parhomenko Alexander Viktorovich3
1Ryazan high airborne command school name of the General of the army V. Margelov, associate professor
2Ryazan high airborne command school name of the General of the army V. Margelov, candidate of technical Sciences
3Ryazan high airborne command school name of the General of the army V. Margelov, associate professor
1Ryazan high airborne command school name of the General of the army V. Margelov, associate professor
2Ryazan high airborne command school name of the General of the army V. Margelov, candidate of technical Sciences
3Ryazan high airborne command school name of the General of the army V. Margelov, associate professor
Abstract
This article discusses some measures to address issues personal safety, to which was forced to resort Tsar Ivan the terrible during the fierce struggle for Russian throne during the Livonian war.
Keywords: cruelty, mayhem, objective reasons, reforms, Royal inheritance, traitor
Article reference:
Yudin T.M., Gumelev V.Y., Parhomenko A.V. About the kingdom of Moscow: the traitors and the guardsmen // History and archeology. 2015. № 6 [Electronic journal]. URL: https://history.snauka.ru/en/2015/06/2202
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