Kalita

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Kalita is the nickname of Ivan I of Moscow, a 14th-century Grand Prince known for consolidating power and expanding the influence of the Moscow principality within medieval Rus'.

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Kalita canonical 2
Kalita means moneybag or purse 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Grand Prince
historical figure
nickname
appliedTo Ivan I of Moscow
associatedWith financial acumen
tax collection
wealth
birthYear 1288
burialPlace Cathedral of the Archangel
capital Moscow
country Grand Duchy of Moscow
deathYear 1340
dynasty Rurik dynasty
father Daniel of Moscow
hasMeaning moneybag
language Russian
nickname Kalita
notableFor centralizing tax collection for the Golden Horde
consolidating power in the Moscow principality
expanding the influence of Moscow within medieval Rus'
loyalty to the Golden Horde
positionHeld Grand Prince of Moscow
Grand Prince of Vladimir
predecessor Yury of Moscow
refersTo Ivan I of Moscow
reignEnd 1340
reignStart 1325
religion Eastern Orthodoxy
strengthened political role of Moscow in northeastern Rus'
successor Simeon Ivanovich of Moscow
territorialExpansion annexation of neighboring Rus' lands
usedIn medieval Rus'
usedTitle Grand Prince of all Rus'

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Referenced by (3)

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Ivan Kalita nickname Kalita
Ivan Danilovich nicknameMeaning Kalita means moneybag or purse
linked to: Kalita
Ivan I of Moscow nickname Kalita
subject linked to: Kalita