Before becoming tsar, this person won back the territories ceded in the Truce of Plussa to Sweden.
Before becoming tsar, this person won back the territories ceded in the Truce of Plussa to Sweden. Once he became Tsar, he allowed the building of Lutheran churches, and after he died his son ruled for two months before being murdered. His power increased after the death of Nikita Romanovich despite the efforts of Dionysius II, and his position was due in large part to the childless marriage of his sister Irina to Feodor the First, the unhealthy son of Ivan the Terrible. Name this ruler whose popularity eroded when he spied on his rivals and was unable to address a famine that started in 1601, and whose reign started the Time of Troubles.
Before becoming tsar, this person won back the territories ceded in the Truce of Plussa to Sweden.
Boris Godunov