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Three periods in history of Kiev Rus
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- 1. Three periods in history of Kiev Rus
- 2. (the second part of IX – the
- 3. Kievan Rus was situated on two important
- 4. The first periodAccording to the Primary Chronicle, a Varangian
- 5. Oleg began a series of military campaigns
- 6. Igor engaged in successful military campaigns and exacted tribute from the conquered. Igor (912–945)
- 7. Olga made a diplomatic visit to Byzantium,
- 8. Sviatoslav`s decade-long reign over Rus' was marked
- 9. The second periodAs a result of internecine
- 10. Like Vladimir, Yaroslav was eager to improve
- 11. The third periodThe restoration of the unity
- 12. Mstislav Vladimirovich glorified his name with great
- 13. ResourcesCollins, R. Early Medieval Europe, 300-1000. Palgrave,
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Слайд 2(the second part of IX – the end of X)
(the
end of Х – the middle of ХI)
ХI – the begging of ХII)
Слайд 3Kievan Rus was situated on two important trade routes, the
Volga route to Scandinavian lands, and the caravan route connecting
Europe to the Muslim nations.
Слайд 4The first period
According to the Primary Chronicle, a Varangian named Rurik first
established himself in Novgorod in about 860 C.E. before moving south and
extending his authority to Kiev.Rurik (862–879)
Слайд 5Oleg began a series of military campaigns from Novgorod, took
control of the region, moving the capital from Novgorod to
Kiev at this time.Oleg (879–912)
Слайд 6Igor engaged in successful military campaigns and exacted tribute from
the conquered.
Igor (912–945)
Слайд 7Olga made a diplomatic visit to Byzantium, where she was
baptized in an Orthodox ceremony. She also carried out tax
reform, called "uroki i pogosty".Olga (945–969)
Слайд 8Sviatoslav`s decade-long reign over Rus' was marked by rapid expansion
through the conquest of the Khazars of the Pontic steppe
and the invasion of the Balkans.Sviatoslav (964–972)
Слайд 9The second period
As a result of internecine war between the
sons of Sviatoslav: Yaropolk, Oleg and Vladimir, the youngest, Vladimir,
comes to power. His reign is considered to be the heyday of Kievan Rus.Vladimir (978–1015)
Слайд 10Like Vladimir, Yaroslav was eager to improve relations with the
rest of Europe, especially the Byzantine Empire. Under the rule
of Prince Yaroslav, the country came to the long-awaited peace and there was the first written set of laws, which was called «Yaroslav's truth»Yaroslav (1016–1054)
Слайд 11The third period
The restoration of the unity of Kievan Rus'
took place under the grandson of Yaroslav the Wise -
Vladimir Monomahah. He made 83 campaigns, signed 19 peace treaties. He established diplomatic ties with states, including by dynastic marriages.Vladimir Monomahah (1113–1125 )
Слайд 12Mstislav Vladimirovich glorified his name with great victories, as well
as wise decisions during the life of his great father.
Mstislav Vladimirovich (1125–1132)
Слайд 13Resources
Collins, R. Early Medieval Europe, 300-1000. Palgrave, 2010.
Dougherty, M. J.
Vikings: A History of the Norse People. Amber Books, 2018.
Ferguson,
R. The Vikings: A History. Penguin Books, 2010.Sawyer, P. The Oxford Illustrated History of the Vikings. Oxford University Press, 2001.
