Question

Why was ​Ivan III​ called "the Great"? He expanded the Russian Empire, freed the serfs, and wrote a new code of law. He defeated the Mongols, introduced a new religion to Russia, and built a magnificent cathedral. He unified Russia, took the title of tsar, and rebuilt Moscow's Kremlin. He went to war against the Tatars, rebuilt the city of Kiev, and married a Greek tsarina.

Answer 1

He unified Russia, took the title of tsar, and rebuilt Moscow's Kremlin

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Answer 2

Ivan was called the great because he wrote a new code of law known as Sudebnik was compiled in 1497.

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