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Alexandra Velyaminova

1301 – 1364

Russian Grand Princess

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About Alexandra Velyaminova

Lived 1301 – 1364 (aged 62–63). Alexandra Velyaminova was a Russian.

Alexandra Vasilyevna Velyaminova (; died 26 December 1364) was the grand princess consort of Moscow as the second wife of Ivan II of Moscow from 1345.

Life She was the daughter of Vasily Velyaminov, a tysyatsky of Moscow who held great power. The marriage took place in 1345. Following the death of Ivan II, their son Dmitry succeeded him.

Issue Alexandra had four children with Ivan II:

Dmitry Donskoy (12 October 1350 – 19 May 1389), succeeded as grand prince of Moscow. Lyuba Ivanovna, assumed the name "Anna" following her marriage to Dmitry Mikhailovich, prince of Volhynia ; her husband was a son of Karijotas Ivan Ivanovich ( – October 1364), prince of Zvenigorod Maria Ivanovna

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Important facts

Born
1301
Birth century

Family & relationships

Spouse
Ivan II of Moscow
Child
Dmitri Donskoi
Child
Liuba Ivanovna

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Alexandra Velyaminova?

Russian Grand Princess

When was Alexandra Velyaminova born?

Alexandra Velyaminova was born in 1301.

When did Alexandra Velyaminova die?

Alexandra Velyaminova died on 26 December 1364.

What nationality was Alexandra Velyaminova?

Alexandra Velyaminova was Russian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Alexandra Velyaminova

· Wikidata: Q4060972

· DBpedia: Alexandra Velyaminova

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