What were the names of wives Ivan Terrible?

Anastasia Romanovna Zakharina-Yuryeva (1547–1560)

Maria Temryukovna (1561–1569)

Marfa Sobakina (1571–1571)

Anna Koltovskaya (1572–1574)

Vassilisa Melentyeva (1575–1577)

Maria Dolgorukaya (1577–1577)

Maria Naga (1579–1581)

Marya Feodorovna Nagaya (1581–1584)

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