The Grand Duchy, The Tsardom and The Empire (since 1480)
After the Great stand on the Ugra river
- Grand Duchy of Moscow
- Grand Duchy of Tver (to Moscow at 1485)
- Principality of Beloozero (to Moscow at 1485)
- Principality of Mosalsk (to Moscow at 1494)
- Principality of Mezetsk (to Moscow at 1504)
- Principality of Great Perm (to Moscow in 1505)
- Pskov Republic (to Moscow in 1510)
- Grand Duchy of Ryazan (to Moscow in 1521)
- Principality of Trubetsk (to Russia at 1566)
- former Golden Horde countries
- Kazan Khanate (to Tsardom of Russia at 1552)
- Astrakhan Khanate (to Russia at 1556)
- Khanate of Sibir (to Russia at 1598)
- Nogai Horde (to Russia at 1634)
- Qasim Khanate (to Russia at 1681)
- Crimean Khanate (to Russian Empire at 1783)
- Kazakh Khanate (to Empire at 1847)
- Emirate of Bukhara (Russian protectorate since 1868)
- Khanate of Khiva (Russian protectorate since 1873)
- Khanate of Kokand (to Empire at 1883)
- Grand Duchy of Lithuania (until Union of Lublin in 1569, afterwords see Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth)
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