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Muscovite (also
known as
common mica, isingl****, or
potash mica) is a
hydrated phyllosilicate mineral of
aluminium and pot****ium with
formula KAl2(AlSi3O10)(F...
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period and the
beginning of a new
period in
Russian history known as
Muscovite Russia. His
defeat of the
Tatars in 1480 also
traditionally marks the...
- Look up
muscovite or
Muscovite in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Muscovite is a mineral.
Muscovite may also
refer to: A
demonym for an
inhabitant of...
- The
Muscovite–Lithuanian Wars (also
known as the Russo-Lithuanian Wars or
simply Muscovite Wars or
Lithuanian Wars) were a
series of wars
between the Grand...
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result of
traditional habit and the need to
distinguish between the
Muscovite and the
Lithuanian part of Rus', as well as of the
political interests...
- Polish–
Muscovite War can
refer to:
Muscovite–Lithuanian Wars Polish–
Muscovite War (1605–18)
Smolensk War (1631–34) Russo-Polish War (1654–67) This disambiguation...
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Russian history and
political system,
describing the
absolutism of the
Muscovite political system as "patrimonial", and saw the
stability of the Soviet...
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Naryshkin Baroque, also
referred to as
Moscow Baroque or
Muscovite Baroque, is a
particular style of
Baroque architecture and
decoration that was fashionable...
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Sigismund refused to
allow his son to
become the new tsar
unless the
Muscovites agreed to
convert from
Eastern Orthodoxy to Catholicism, and the pro-Polish...
- A 1700 map of Asia
dividing "Great Tartary" into "
Muscovite Tartary", "Chinese Tartary", and "Independent Tartary"...
