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[[Battle of the Kalka River]];;;;1223;;
[[Battle of the Kalka River]];;;;1223;;
(1237-1242) [[Mongol invasion of Rus']];;;;1237;;
({1237}-{1242}) [[Mongol invasion of Rus']];;;;1237;;
Nevruy's horde devastated [[Pereslavl-Zalessky]] and [[Suzdal]].;;;;1252;;
Nevruy's horde devastated [[Pereslavl-Zalessky]] and [[Suzdal]].;;;;1252;;
(1258/1259) Mongol attacks against [[Danylo of Halych]], led by [[Burundai]].;;;;1258e;;
({1258}/{1259}) Mongol attacks against [[Danylo of Halych]], led by [[Burundai]].;;;;1258e;;
Mongol twice attacked [[Novgorod Republic|Novgorod]] territory, devastating [[Vologda]] and [[Bezhitsa]].;;;;1273;;
Mongol twice attacked [[Novgorod Republic|Novgorod]] territory, devastating [[Vologda]] and [[Bezhitsa]].;;;;1273;;
Mongols devastated [[Smolensk]].;;;;1274;;
Mongols devastated [[Smolensk]].;;;;1274;;

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