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Name: Principality of Molozh

Type: Polity

Start: 1322 AD

End: 1450 AD

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Was one of the many Russian Principalties that existed in the Middle Ages and were later inglobated either into Russia or Lithuania.

Establishment

  • January 1322: After the death of Prince David of Yaroslavl in 1321, his sons, Vasily and Mikhail, divided the Yaroslavl principality. The Principality of Molozh was established. It encompassed the Mologa River basin, and its capital was the city of Mologa

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    1. Events

  • January 1409: The Sitsky Principality was partitioned from Molozh after the death of prince Fyodor Mikhailovich.

  • January 1409: The Prozorov Principality was partitioned from Molozh after the death of prince Fyodor Mikhailovich.

    • Disestablishment

  • January 1451: The Principality of Molozh is acquired by the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

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