Ivan III
noun
1.
(“Ivan the Great”) 1440–1505, grand duke of Muscovy 1462–1505.
/ˈaɪvən/
noun
1.
known as Ivan the Great. 1440–1505, grand duke of Muscovy (1462–1505). He expanded Muscovy, defeated the Tatars (1480), and assumed the title of Ruler of all Russia (1472)
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