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1. www.wikidata.org › wiki › Q4538767Yaroslav Vladimirovich of Maloyaroslavets - Wikidata

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   Yaroslav Vladimirovich of Maloyaroslavets (1388-1426) Yaroslav of Maloyaroslavets; Statements. instance of. human. 1 reference. ... date of death. 16 August 1426 ...

2. fabpedigree.com › s086 › f166139Yaroslav VLADIMIROVICH (Prince) of SERPUKHOV & BOROVSK

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   Born: 1389 Died: 1426. Poss. HRH Charles's 15-Great Grandfather. Louis XVII's 12-Great Grandfather. HM Juan Carlos' 17-Great Grandfather. Philippe of Belgium's 17-Great Grandfather. HM Manuel II's 16-Great Grandfather. Grand Duke Henri's 17-Great Grandfather. HM Umberto II's 16-Great Grandfather.

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   What happened to Yaroslav?

   • Yaroslav ruled only briefly in the town that his father had founded; he and two of his brothers succumbed to the plague in 1426. His remains now rest in the Archangel Cathedral of the Moscow Kremlin.

   Maloyaroslavets: Where Napoleon's fate was sealed

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   What happened to Maloyaroslavets during WW2?

   • During World War II Maloyaroslavets was again engulfed by war and endured German occupation from Oct. 18, 1941 until its liberation on Jan. 2, 1942 after Red Army successes in the Battle of Moscow. At the center of town is a monument to Marshal Georgy Zhukov, who was born near Maloyaroslavets.

   Maloyaroslavets: Where Napoleon's fate was sealed

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   What happened to Maloyaroslavets in 1812?

   • Today there are three interesting museums in the center of town that are dedicated to the events of 1812. During World War II Maloyaroslavets was again engulfed by war and endured German occupation from Oct. 18, 1941 until its liberation on Jan. 2, 1942 after Red Army successes in the Battle of Moscow.

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   Where is Maloyaroslavets located?

   • Maloyaroslavets (population 28,000) is located some 75 miles southwest of Moscow on the Luzha River, a right tributary of the Protva, which in turn flows into the Oka, part of the Volga basin.

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4. morganlefay.ca › CD › Windsor treeYaroslav Vladimirovich of Maloyaroslavets

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   Yaroslav Vladimirovich of Maloyaroslavets : Vladimir Andreievich of Borovsk (1353-1410) Andrei Ivanovich (1327-1353) Ivan I Daniilovich Kalita (1288-1341) + Maria Konstantinovna of Rostov-Borisogleb : Yevpraxia Jagiełłonka (c1358-1438) Algirdas (c1296-1377) Gédyminas (c1275-1341) Olga Vsevolodovna Smolenskaya (-1344)

5. www.rbth.com › special_projects › discovering_russiaMaloyaroslavets: Where Napoleon's fate was sealed

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   • Early History
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   The present town, however, was founded only at the end of the 14thcentury by Prince Vladimir the Brave of Serpukhov (1353-1410), who named it after his fourth son, Yaroslav (1388-1426). The first written reference to the town occurred in chronicles under the year 1402, which is considered the town’s official founding date. At the same time Vladimir...

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   The placid existence of Maloyaroslavets would be shattered — and most of the town destroyed — by the momentous events of late October 1812. Isolated in a half-ruined Moscow and with no prospects of Russia’s suing for peace, Napoleon and his much reduced army (about 110,000 troops) began their exodus from Moscow on Oct. 19. Because of lack of fodder...

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   In the following decade Maloyaroslavets gradually recovered, and by the middle of the 19thcentury, it had over 2,500 inhabitants. The St. Nicholas Monastery was imposingly rebuilt in a neoclassical style, but its main gate was left as a memorial with clear traces of the fighting. Nearby is a small memorial to the death of General Delzons. ​In 1991 ...

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6. familypedia.fandom.com › wiki › YaroslavYaroslav Vladimirovich of Maloyaroslavets (1389-1426)

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   Yaroslav died in autumn 1426 during the plague epidemy. The plague also killed his brothers Andrei and Semyon. Yaroslav was buried in the Cathedral of the Archangel in the Kremlin of Moscow. In 1508 his remains were moved to the new Cathedral of the Archangel [3] .

7. commons.wikimedia.org › wiki › Category:YaroslavCategory : Yaroslav Vladimirovich, Prince of Maloyaroslavets

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   Date of death: 16 August 1426 (statement with potentially incorrect Julian date) Place of burial

8. familypedia.fandom.com › wiki › Vasili_YaroslavichVasili Yaroslavich of Borovsk (1426-1483) - Familypedia

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   Vasili Yaroslavich of Borovsk was born 1426 in Russia to Yaroslav Vladimirovich of Maloyaroslavets (1389-1426) and Maria Fyodorovna Koshkina-Goltyayeva (?-aft1456) and died 1483 Russia of unspecified causes. He married Maria Ivanovna in Russia.