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Anchor text: orthodox
Target Entity: Eastern_Orthodox_Church
Preceding Context: The character of the government of Moscow under Ivan III changed essentially and took on a new autocratic form. This was due not merely to the natural consequence of the hegemony of Moscow over the other Russian lands but to new imperial pretensions. After the fall of Constantinople,
Succeeding Context: canonists were inclined to regard the Grand Princes of Moscow as the successors by the Byzantine emperors. Ivan himself appeared to welcome the idea, and he began to style himself tsar in foreign correspondence.
Paragraph Title: Domestic policy
Source Page: Ivan III of Russia

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