Mongol–Vladimir-Suzdal campaign

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The Mongol–Vladimir-Suzdal campaign was a major 1237–1238 Mongol invasion of the Vladimir-Suzdal principality in northeastern Rus', resulting in the devastation of its cities and the consolidation of Mongol dominance over the region.

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Mongol–Ryazan War followedBy Mongol–Vladimir-Suzdal campaign
Battle of the Sit River conflictOf Mongol invasion of Rus'
subject linked to: battle of the Sit River
linked to: Mongol–Vladimir-Suzdal campaign
Battle of the Sit River precededBy Siege of Vladimir (1238)
subject linked to: battle of the Sit River
linked to: Mongol–Vladimir-Suzdal campaign
Old Ryazan significantEvent Mongol invasion of Rus'
linked to: Mongol–Vladimir-Suzdal campaign
Dormition Cathedral (Vladimir) survivedEvent Mongol invasion of Rus
subject linked to: Dormition Cathedral
linked to: Mongol–Vladimir-Suzdal campaign