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Kyivan Rus -: 100 Steps of History- (English-Russian)

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The mighty Swedish Viking warrior, Oleg-Helge, standing on the shores of the Dnieper River, declared: Gardaveldi (Gardarike) - Kyivan Rus! The city of Kyiv (50:27N/30:31E) became the mother of all cities of that new Scandinavian Rus Empire. It happened ca. 882-884 in the heart of the medieval East Slavic population called Polans , the ancestors of the Ukrainian nation. Kyivan Rus prevailed strong and unified for a couple of centuries, until the renegade rulers-princes sundered the country, taking the northeastern outskirts at the upper springs of the Volga River and naming those as the Russian Principality . In 13-15th centuries, the Mongols of Genghis khan enslaved, as they said - the northern Russian tribes , which became the most devoted vassals of the Mongol Empire. Supported by the Mongols, the Russian tribes had violently moved to the west, into the central Kyivan Rus - Ukraine. The former Kyivan Rus Empire fell apart. If the fall of the Roman Empire led to the birth of Europe and higher civilization, the fall of Kyivan Rus led to the opposite results. *** -, : - ! (50:27../30:31..) . 882-884, ., -, - . 13-15, -, .,, - . ., .

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Authorhouse UK
Date
28 January 2020
Pages
560
ISBN
9781728397764

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

The mighty Swedish Viking warrior, Oleg-Helge, standing on the shores of the Dnieper River, declared: Gardaveldi (Gardarike) - Kyivan Rus! The city of Kyiv (50:27N/30:31E) became the mother of all cities of that new Scandinavian Rus Empire. It happened ca. 882-884 in the heart of the medieval East Slavic population called Polans , the ancestors of the Ukrainian nation. Kyivan Rus prevailed strong and unified for a couple of centuries, until the renegade rulers-princes sundered the country, taking the northeastern outskirts at the upper springs of the Volga River and naming those as the Russian Principality . In 13-15th centuries, the Mongols of Genghis khan enslaved, as they said - the northern Russian tribes , which became the most devoted vassals of the Mongol Empire. Supported by the Mongols, the Russian tribes had violently moved to the west, into the central Kyivan Rus - Ukraine. The former Kyivan Rus Empire fell apart. If the fall of the Roman Empire led to the birth of Europe and higher civilization, the fall of Kyivan Rus led to the opposite results. *** -, : - ! (50:27../30:31..) . 882-884, ., -, - . 13-15, -, .,, - . ., .

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Authorhouse UK
Date
28 January 2020
Pages
560
ISBN
9781728397764