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Ivan III was a Russian grand prince. He had the longest reign of all Russian rulers (43 years). He tripled his territory during his reign for which he is also called 'Ivan the Gatherer'. He ended the long standing dominance of the Golden Horde. He laid the foundations of modern Russian state.

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