RC 1.5
Appearance
The Ringed Castle Part 1 Chapter 5
[edit | edit source]Plot Summary
[edit | edit source]Dates
[edit | edit source]September-October 1555.
Fictional Characters
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- Philippa Somerville
- Kiaya Khatún
- Güzel
- Francis Crawford of Lymond
- Gorius Grossmeyer
- Lancelot Plummer
- Danny Hislop
- Adam Blacklock
- Alec Guthrie
- Fergie Hoddim
- Venceslas
- Leila
Non-Fictional Characters
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- Tsar Ivan IV
- The Tsaritsa Anastasia (referenced)
- Queen Suunbeka and her son (referenced)
- Dragut Rais (referenced)
- Suleiman the Magnificent (referenced)
- Prince Kurbsky (referenced)
- Alexei Adashev
- Sylvester
- Viscovatu
- Sigismund-August, King of Poland (referenced)
- Ismail (referenced)
- Juset (referenced)
- Ediger (referenced)
- Yamgurchai (referenced)
- Derbysh (referenced)
- Pronsky-Shemyakin (referenced)
- Vyazemsky (referenced)
- Charles V (referenced)
- Nadrei Shuisky (referenced)
- Mishurin (referenced)
- James IV of Scotland (referenced)
- Bishop of Arras (referenced)
- Dmitri Vishnevetsky (referenced)
Locations
[edit | edit source]- The Kremlin
- Nikólskaya Tower
- Istanbul (referenced)
- Terems (referenced)
- Kazan (referenced)
- Kitaigorod
- Moscow
- Vorobiovo
- Upper Volga (referenced)
- Oka (referenced)
- Germany (referenced)
- Neglinnga (referenced)
- Saphia (referenced)
- Novgorod (referenced)
- Rostov (referenced)
- Smolensk (referenced)
- Arsk (referenced)
- Lampozhnya (referenced)
- Lucomoyae (referenced)
- Lapland (referenced)
- Tver (referenced)
- Rzhev (referenced)
- Staritsa (referenced)
- Serpukhov (referenced)
- Kashire (referenced)
- Kolomna (referenced)
- Ryazan (referenced)
- Zaraisk (referenced)
- Kaluga (referenced)
- Mosaisk (referenced)
- Cheboksari (referenced)
- Sviajsk (referenced)
- Uglich (referenced)
- Ingermanland (referenced)
- Gulf of Finland (referenced)
- The Khanate of Crimea (referenced)
- Egypt (referenced)
- Astrakhan (referenced)
- The Volga (referenced)
- Venice (referenced)
- Rome (referenced)
- Brussels (referenced)
- London (referenced)
- Paris (referenced)
- Uspensky Cathedral (referenced)
- Church of the Robe of the Virgin (referenced)
- Church of St. Saviour In the Wind (referenced)
- Morum (referenced)
- Tula (referenced)
- Putivl (referenced)
- Severian Ukrainy (referenced)
- Tarass (referenced)
- Azov (referenced)
Literature
[edit | edit source]- A good peace can only be made by a good war - The Bishop of Arras remarked that a good peace can only be made by a good war. - Quoted in H.M.F. Prescott, Mary Tudor, p. 335 of the 1954 edition.
- The elephant is a beast very docile and apt to be taught - Richard Eden, quoted in First Three English Books on America, Arber, p. 15
- The people of Lucomoryae who die in November and come to life again like the frogs the following spring. - In Von Herberstein, Notes on Russia, Hakluyt Soc., Ser. I, vol. 12, p. 40.
- Ivan of Russia: God's keybearer and Chamberlain. - Titles reported by Von Herberstein, Notes on Russia, Hakluyt Soc., Ser. I, vol. 10, p. 32.
- In the enlargement and tranquillity of his dominion, let us live quietly and peaceably in all goodness and purity. - From the description of the Coronation Service in Von Herberstein, Notes Upon Russia, Hakluyt Soc., Ser. I, vol. 10, p. 41. He does not include "and follow him in all things."
- They know neither fruits nor apples nor yet any benignitie of heaven or earth - Richard Eden, describing Muscovy and Cathay. Arber, Edward, ed. (1885). The First Three English Books on America. Birmingham.
Other References
[edit | edit source]- Spahis
- Janissaries
- Tartars
- Boyar Council
- Streltsi
- Duma
- Corn powder - An early form of gunpowder.
- Poltina
- Turcomen
- Pachmet horses
- Altine
- Dengi
- Slotniks
- Poods
- Verst
- Russian calendar
- Pomeschiks
- Obja
- Kesteni
- August Personage of Jade
- Samoyèdes
- Slata Baba
- Order of Teutonic Knights
- Golden Horde
- Children of Ahmed
- Horde of Nogoi
- Izbas
- Ispahan gown
- Kvas
- Yurts
- Cossacks
- Chaiki
- Cantilever
- Hydromel
- Alicant
Quotes from Dunnett
[edit | edit source]- The fragile and unimaginable mystery of the Italian harpsichord.
- "Protestant strumpet, you ape us."
- "The Russian has an exceeding capacity for liquor."
- "So?" said Güzel.
- "So have we."
- "I have been cheated of the tender emotions. Including nostalgia."
Controversies
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