The gory body was left in the hands of the Russian nobles.

They enveloped the remains in precious clothes, and bore them with affectionate care back to Moscow.
Georges, now confirmed in the dignity of grand prince by the khan, returned to Vladimir, where he established his government, sending his brother to Novgorod to reign over that principality in his name.
Dmitri, and others of the sons of Michel, for several years waged implacable warfare against Georges, with but little success.

The khan, however, did not deign to interfere in a strife which caused him no trouble.

But in the year 1325 Georges again went to the horde on the eastern banks of the Caspian.

At the same time, Dmitri appeared in the encampment.