The Story of Russia

by R. Van Bergen

G

Galitch, Southwest Russia, [61].
Gedimin, [80].
Genghis Khan, [64].
George Dolgorouki, [51].
George, Grand Duke of Moscow, [83].
Godounof, Boris, Czar, [129].
Gosti, guest, Russian for merchant, [124].
Goubernii, Government or province, [226].
Greece, independence of, [209].
Greek Church, [42].
Gustavus Wasa, [119].

H

Hetman, chief of Cossacks.

I

Iarlikh, patent or written authorisation from the khan, [73].
Iaropolk, [41].
Iaroslaf II, [44].
Igor, son of Rurik, [30], [32].
Iouri, George, [111].
Isiaslaf, [50].
Ivan Kalita, [85].
Ivan II, [88].
Ivan III, the Great, [97].
Ivan IV, the Terrible, [111].
Ivan Alexievitch, [145].
Ivan Ivanovitch, [177].

J

Jagellon, [80].
Jews, persecution of the, [242].

K

Kalita, alms-bag, [87].
Kazan, [119].
Khanates, the, [265].
Kholop, slave, [123].
Kief, [41].
Kirghiz Steppe, [264].
Kniaz, duke, defender, prince, [30], [45].
Kosciusko, Thaddeus, [191].
Kostroma, [19].
Kublaï Khan, [68].
Krestianine, true Christian, surname given to the peasants during the Tartar yoke.