04-01-2026, 03:42 PM
Moscow experienced several major fires in the 15th century, with the Great Fire of 1493 (also known as the ‘Great Fire Day’) being particularly significant. It destroyed large parts of the city, including the Kremlin and the barracks of the Moscow garrison, causing considerable destruction and the deaths of thousands of people, and greatly influencing the city's development. The fires of 1488 and 1492 were also significant, but the one in 1493 led to a comprehensive restructuring of the city with stone buildings, especially under Ivan III, in order to minimise future damage.
It was not Ivan III who was decisive for the changes, but Sophia.
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These are all incidental findings in the search for the truth about the swallowtail women in Moscow.
Hence the video by Koen.
It was not Ivan III who was decisive for the changes, but Sophia.
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These are all incidental findings in the search for the truth about the swallowtail women in Moscow.
Hence the video by Koen.