Letters between this ruler and the Dutch envoy Isaac Massa suggest that Massa wished to defect to this ruler’s country. Following a brideshow, this ruler’s first wife was likely poisoned by his mother, (-5[1])known as the “great nun” Martha. (15[1])This ruler elevated the leaders of the Second Volunteer Army to nobility, including Kuzma (15[1])Minin. While hiding in the Hypatian Monastery, (15[1])this ruler (15[1])was targeted (15[1]-5[1])by (-5[1])a (15[1])group (15[1])that (*) Ivan Susanin (10[2]-5[1])led into a forest out of which they never emerged. (10[1])This ruler [emphasize] gave up the territory of Ingria in the Treaty of (-5[1])Stolbovo and later signed the Truce of (-5[1])Deulino, allowing for the return of his father (10[2])Filaret. A Life for the (10[1])Tsar dramatizes this ruler’s election in the 1613 Zemsky Sobor, and he was (10[1])succeeded by his son Alexis. For 10 (10[1])points, name (-5[1])this tsar who ended the (10[1])Time of (10[1])Troubles, the first leader of a (10[1])dynasty that (10[2])ruled Russia until 1917. (10[3]0[4])■END■