Vladislav II of Bohemia (Bohemian Paradise Vladislav II Jagellonsky) (01.03.1456 – 13.03.1516), King of Bohemia and Hungary from 1471 to 1490. The son of Polish king Casimir IV. When Vladislav II monarchy in the Czech Republic went into decline. T. Mr. "The (more…)
Vasily (1389 – 1425) – Grand Duke of Vladimir and Moscow. Although the VD, the son of Dimitri Donskoy, and was elevated to the throne after the Grand Khan, but, with his reign, the grand duchy became finally the property of the Moscow princes. The preponderance of him above the princes and against the old tribal (more…)
Theodore A. (5/30/1661 – 4/27/1682) – King, son of Tsar Alexis and his wife, Queen Mary Ilinishna Miloslavskaya. The christening took place exactly one month later, Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich was present that day at Mass in the Church of Our Saviour not made with hands, (more…)
Abdulgamidov Abdulgamidovich Nizami (1961). The leader of the Marxist Workers 'Party (MRP) was born in 1961 in Dagestan, he graduated from the Moscow Physical-Technical Institute in 1986, theoretical physicist, in 1983 consisted of the Communist Party, was a member of the Moscow workers' united front up to 1989 (more…)
Jagiello Jagiello, or – Grand Duke of Lithuania and the Polish king. The son of Orthodox Princess Juliana, confessing he had in his youth, according to some scholars, Orthodox, while other historians argue that he remained a pagan till the adoption of the Catholic faith. (more…)
Bela Kun (20/02/1886 – 30/11/1939), figure of the Hungarian and international workers' movement. Born in m. Siladcheh (modern Transylvania) in the family village clerk. He graduated from high school in Cluj. In 1902 he joined the Social Democratic Party of Hungary (SZDSZ). In 1904-05 (more…)
Constantine the Great (27.02.274 – 05.337), full name Gaius (by some. – Mark) Flavius Valerie K. – son Chlorus and Helen, was born in Ness on February 27 274, before the refusal of Diocletian's government remained K. in the East at the court of the old emperor, and then went to the west, where (more…)
Cofiya Palaeologus – second wife of Grand. book. John III, played an important role in the history of Moscow. state. Daughter of Thomas, brother of the last Byzantine Emperor. Constantine. After the fall of Byzantium, Thomas took refuge in Rome at his death he left two sons and a daughter, Zoe (Zenaida (more…)
Imereti Archil Vahtangovich (died 1713) died in Moscow. His father, Vic Bagration, reigned in Kartli and Kakheti in 1660, recognizing the supreme authority of the Persians. Having conquered the Imereti, he appointed her as the ruler of Archil, but the Turks soon replaced him, and he has received (more…)
