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Afanasiy Pushkin and amb****adors of the
Swedish king at the
village of
Tyavzino [ru] (Finnish: Täyssinä, Swedish: Teusina) in
Ingria on 18 May 1595 to...
- 1600, Godunov, now the tsar of Russia,
refused to
ratify the
Treaty of
Tyavzino which resolved conflicting Swedish and
Russian claims to the Kola peninsula...
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surrendered Koporye during the
Livonian War but
regained it
under the
Treaty of
Tyavzino.
During the Time of Troubles,
Koporye was
attacked by some 2,000 Swedes...
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burning almost all dwellings. The war
slowly ebbed due to the
Treaty of
Tyavzino in 1595.
During the late
stages of the war, the
Swedish crown stationed...
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epileptic seizure. 1595 18 May Russo-Swedish War (1590–1595): The
Treaty of
Tyavzino was signed.
Ingria went to Russia. 1598 7
January Feodor I died with no...
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resumed by
Russians as soon as the
truce expired,
leading to the
Treaty of
Tyavzino, far less
advantageous for Sweden. Duke
Sigismund of Sweden, the son of...
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elapsed before Sweden, in May 1595,
agreed to sign the
Treaty of
Teusina (
Tyavzino, Tyavzin, Täyssinä). It
restored to
Russia all
territory ceded in the Treaty...
- the
Edict of
Fleix and the
Peace of Fleix. Also
known as the
Treaty of
Tyavzino or the
Eternal Peace with
Sweden in Russia. Also
known as the
Peace of...
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ensuing Russo-Swedish War of 1590–5
ended with the
Treaty of
Teusina (
Tyavzino, Tyavzin),
under which Sweden had to cede
Ingria and
Kexholm to Russia...
- two years. Finally, the two
countries signed the 1595
Treaty of
Teusina (
Tyavzino). The
aftermath was
Sweden annexing northern Livonia.
Swedish Ingria List...
