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Ivan II

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Ivan II or Ivan Asen , d. 1241, czar of Bulgaria (1218-41). On the death (1207) of his father, Kaloyan, founder of the second Bulgarian empire, the throne was usurped by Ivan's cousin Boril. Ivan fled to the duchy of Halych and secured its aid. Returning in 1218, he captured Trnovo, had Boril blinded, and was crowned czar. Under Ivan II the Bulgarian empire reached its zenith, becoming the strongest power in the Balkans; he added Macedonia, Epirus, and much of Albania and Serbia to his lands. He campaigned (1235) with John III of Nicaea against the Latin Empire of Constantinople, but later... Read more
Ivan Asen II
...through the marriages of his daughters, but a treaty to make him regent of the Latin empire was repudiated by Latins fearful of Bulgaria's growing power, and he afterward separated the Bulgarian church from Rome. Ivan Asen II Ivan Asen II Ivan Asen II Read more
Ivan Grozny
...USSR, 1944 (Part I: Ivan Grozny) and 1958 (Part II: Boyarskii Zagovor...Safonova for Part II; ballet choreographer...N. Tcherkassov ( Ivan ); M. Jarov ( Maluta...of Pologne ) (Part II only); Erik Pyriev ( Ivan as a child ) (Part II only); L. Tzelikovska... Read more

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