Ivan Mikhaylovich Dolgoruky
Russian noble
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Ivan Mikhaylovich Dolgoruky (1764β1823) was a Russian nobleman and writer. He served as the vice-governor of Penza and later as the governor of Vladimir. Dolgoruky was known for his literary works, including lyric poetry, comedies, and reminiscences that offered insights into the culture and education of the Russian nobility. He was part of the prominent Dolgoruky family, which claimed descent from Rurik and produced many notable statesmen and military leaders.1
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