Tsarevich Ivan Ivanovich of Russia

Tsarevich and heir of Russia

Tsarevich Ivan Ivanovich of Russia - Tsarevich and heir of Russia
Born

1554
471 years ago

Died

November 19th, 1581
443 years ago — 27 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Russia

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The son of Ivan IV, served as Tsarevich of Russia until death in 1581. Birth occurred in 1554, during a tumultuous period in Russian history marked by Ivan IV's rule. His early life included training for future leadership, but health issues impacted his role. Tsarevich involved himself in state affairs, but never ascended to the throne as he passed away before his father's reign ended. His death led to instability, influencing the subsequent succession crisis in Russia.

Being the son of Ivan IV

Dying before becoming Tsar

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