Question

Русских государей начиная с Ивана 3 стали называть царями с этого времени будущих царей венчали на царство короной Российской империи молодого царя прозвали грозным за его грозный нрав память о злодействах Ивана 3 хранит даже Благовещенский собор который стоит рядом с Кремлём на Красной площади его построили зодчие Фёдор Конь и Растрелли народное предание гласит что Иван Грозный жестоко расправился с мастерами за их труд пожалуйста найдите исторические ошибки

Answer 1

Первая ошибка: царями стали называть С Ивана IV(Грозного),а не с Ивана III. 2 ошибка: Российской империи не было в те времена. 3 ошибка: венчали шапкой Мономаха. 4 ошибка: храм построили Постник и Барма.

Answer 2

Historical Errors in the Provided Text

The information provided contains several historical inaccuracies. Here are the corrections:

1. Title of Tsar: The text mentions that Russian rulers starting from Ivan III were called "царями" (tsars). However, the title of "tsar" was first officially used by Ivan IV, also known as Ivan the Terrible, and not Ivan III. Ivan III was known as the Grand Prince of Moscow.

2. Coronation with the Crown of the Russian Empire: The statement that future tsars were crowned with the Crown of the Russian Empire is incorrect. The Russian Empire was established in 1721 by Peter the Great, long after the reign of Ivan IV.

3. Nickname "Грозный" (the Terrible): The text claims that Ivan IV was given the nickname "грозный" (the Terrible) for his fierce nature. While "грозный" is often translated as "terrible," in this context, it is more accurately translated as "formidable" or "awe-inspiring." It was meant to convey Ivan IV's authority and power rather than his negative traits.

4. Blagoveshchensky Cathedral: The text states that the Blagoveshchensky Cathedral, located near the Kremlin on Red Square, was built by architects Fyodor Kon and Rastrelli. However, this is inaccurate. The Blagoveshchensky Cathedral was built by the Italian architect Aleviz Novyi and his son in the 16th century during the reign of Ivan IV.

5. Treatment of the Master Builders: The text mentions a popular legend that Ivan the Terrible cruelly dealt with the master builders of the cathedral. However, this is a folk legend and lacks historical evidence.

6. Date of Construction of the Blagoveshchensky Cathedral: The text does not provide an accurate date for the construction of the Blagoveshchensky Cathedral. It was constructed between 1554 and 1560 during the reign of Ivan IV.

These corrections provide a more accurate understanding of the historical context related to the reign of Ivan IV and the construction of the Blagoveshchensky Cathedral.