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Who is credited with creating the “Russian Empire”?
Vladimir I
Yaroslav
Ivan III
Ivan IV
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Ivan IV (Ivan the Terrible).
He was the first Russian ruler crowned “Tsar of All Rus’” (1547) and centralized/autocratised the state in ways that historians often mark as the origin of the Russian imperial monarchy. (If you mean the formal, modern "Russian Empire" title, that was proclaimed later by Peter the Great in 1721.)
He was the first Russian ruler crowned “Tsar of All Rus’” (1547) and centralized/autocratised the state in ways that historians often mark as the origin of the Russian imperial monarchy. (If you mean the formal, modern "Russian Empire" title, that was proclaimed later by Peter the Great in 1721.)
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