About the book: year / "Daniil of Moscow". The life and work of the youngest son of Grand Duke Alexander Nevsky, the founder of the Moscow princes and Tsar Daniil Alexandrovich (1261–1303), is told in the novel by the modern writer Boris Tumasov, "Dmitry Pereyaslavsky." The eldest son of Prince Alexander Nevsky, Dmitry (1250-1294), spent most of his life fighting with his brother Andrei for the Vladimir and Pereyaslavl principalities. "Rus Zalesskaya". The novel is dedicated to the reign of Ivan Kalita - one of the most important periods in the history of the creation of the Moscow state."Vasily the Dark". The Grand Duke of Moscow Vasily Vasilyevich the Dark (1415–1462), grandson of Dmitry Donskoy and father of the future collector of Russian lands, Ivan Vasilyevich the Great, lived a short but stormy life. Having become the Grand Duke at just ten years old, he immediately found himself drawn into a brutal internecine feud with the Zvenigorod princes over the Moscow table. He was expelled from Moscow, defeated by the Volga Tatars, he was captured and blinded by deception by Dmitry Shemyaka and Boris Tverskoy. But Vasily the Dark managed to defeat all his enemies and strengthen the Moscow state. By his order, the Russian Bishop Jonah was elected metropolitan, who was first consecrated not by the Patriarch of Constantinople, but by a council of Russian bishops, which marked the beginning of the independence of the Russian Church from the Patriarchate of Constantinople. Moscow forever became the main city of Rus', and the main enemy, Tver, finally submitted to it. "Ivan the Young. The power of wormwood." The novel by the modern writer-historian B. Tumasov tells about the life and fate of Prince Ivan Ioannovich (1458-1490), nicknamed “Young”, son and co-ruler of the Great Moscow Prince Ivan III Vasilyevich. If the mysterious death had not interrupted the life of the young prince at the age of 30, the terrible pages of the tyranny of Ivan the Terrible would never have appeared in the history of Rus'. Contents: 4. Daniil Moskovsky: a) Kargalov V. At the origins of Russia. b) Tumasov. The Principality of Moscow will be great. 5. Dmitry Pereyaslavsky. 6. Russia of Zalesskaya. 7. Vasily the Dark. 8. Ivan the Young. The power of wormwood.