KnowraAppanageLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Appanage, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 1Related 6Narrower topic 1Compared with 1Duchy of BurgundyNarrower topic: The duchy was granted as an appanage to Philip the Bold in 1363.Mongol successionRelated: Princes' inherited territories gave rival branches resources and bases of power.French royal domainCompared with: Appanages temporarily removed lands from direct royal control, though they could return to the domain.Ivan III of RussiaRelated: Ivan curtailed the autonomy of appanage princes to consolidate authority under the grand prince.KhaganRelated: Territorial grants could bind princes to the khagan while also enabling rival power bases.Vasily II of MoscowRelated: Competing appanage claims supplied the dynastic basis for the Muscovite civil war.Grand Principality of MoscowRelated: Moscow’s rulers gradually absorbed appanage territories and reduced dynastic fragmentation.Appanage RussiaBroader topic: Appanages gave princely heirs territorial bases within divided Rus’.RurikidsRelated: Rurikid princes governed territories that increasingly became hereditary family possessions.