Editing Ivan III of Russia (section)

==Title==
In the 1480s, during his consolidation of territories, Ivan III had the following title: "By the Grace of God, the Great Sovereign of the Russian land, Grand Prince Ivan Vasilyevich, Tsar of all Russia, Vladimir, and Moscow, and Novgorod, and Pskov, and Yugorsk, and Vyatka, and Perm, and others".{{refn|"Божиею милостью великий осподарь Русские земли велики князь Иван Васильевич, царь всеа Русии, Володимерськи и Московски и Новгородски и Псковски и Югорски и Вятски и Пермськи и иных".|group=note}}{{sfn|Filjushkin|2006|p=196}}

At the beginning of the 1490s, he also had the following title: "Ivan, by the Grace of God, Sovereign of all Russia and Grand Prince of Vladimir, and Moscow, and Novgorod, and Pskov, and Tver, and Yugorsk, and Perm, and Bulgar, and others".{{refn|"Иван Божией милостию государь всеа Руси и великий князь Владимирский, и Московский, и Новгородский, и Псковский, и Тверской, и Югорский, и Пръмскы, и Болъгарский и иных".|group=note}}{{sfn|Filjushkin|2006|p=199}}

===Seal===
Following his marriage to [[Sophia Palaiologina]], Ivan combined the [[double-headed eagle]] with his emblem of [[Saint George and the Dragon|St.&nbsp;George slaying the dragon]].{{sfn|Riasanovsky|2005|p=64}}

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!width=50% |[[File:Seal of Ivan 3 (obverse).png|center|180px]]
!width=50% |[[File:Seal of Ivan III (reverse).gif|center|180px]]
|-style="text-align: center;"
|Obverse of Ivan III's seal in 1489 with [[Saint George and the Dragon|St.&nbsp;George slaying the dragon]]
|Reverse of Ivan III's seal in 1489 with the [[double-headed eagle]]
|}