part in the march of Muscovite troops to Torzhok. Vasili died in the winter of 1345 and was buried in the Transfiguration Cathedral in Yaroslavl Monastery of Our Saviour. From his marriage with Evdokia Ivanovna of Moscow he had three sons: Vasili Vasilievich, prince of Yaroslavl; Hleb Vasilievich and Roman Vasilievich (who became the Duke of Romanov). After the death of Vasili, the principality of Yaroslavl disintegrated into small principalities and completely succumbed to the power of Moscow. Sources Titov, Andrei Alexandrovich. Ярославский уезд. Историко-археологическое, этнографическое и статистическое описание ("Jaroslavsky county. Historical and archaeological, ethnographic and statistical description"). Moscow. Русские типографии, 1883. Vasil Davidovich on Rodovid. Ekzempljarsky AV, "Vasili Davidovich Terrible", Collegiate Dictionary, Brockhaus and Efron: In 86 volumes (82 tons and 4 additional). - SPb.: 1890-1907. People from Yaroslavl Rurik dynasty 14th-century Russian princes 1345 deaths Year of birth unknown