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1440 CE - 1505 CE: Life of Ivan III of Russia.
1446 CE: Grand Prince Vasily II is attacked and blinded.
1450 CE - 1462 CE: Ivan III of Russia is co-ruler and co-regent with his father Grand Prince Vasily II.
1467 CE: Ivan III's first wife, Maria of Tver, dies.
1471 CE: Ivan III of Russia marches on Novgorod.
1472 CE: Ivan III marries Sophia Palaiologina, the niece of the last Byzantine emperor.
1478 CE: Novgorod falls to Ivan III of Russia.
1480 CE: Khan Ahmed bin Küchük signs a treaty with Polish-Lithuanian Casimir IV.
1480 CE: The Golden Horde and the Russian army meet on the banks of the Ugra River.
1485 CE: Tver falls to Ivan III of Russia.
1497 CE: The Code of Laws (Sudebnik), Russia's first standardised legal system, is created.
1503 CE: The treaty between Russia and Lithuania is reinstated after years of conflict.