The activities of the first Kyiv princes Oleg, Igor, Princess Olga and Prince Svyatoslav were subordinated to two goals: the unification of all East Slavic tribes under the authority of the Kyiv prince; maintaining trade relations with other states and protecting trade routes from opponents
Oleg Oleg Spread of power Establishing trade relations Campaigns against the Byzantine Empire Control on the “path from the Varangians to the Greeks” 907 - campaign against Constantinople - signing of a trade agreement 911 - signing of the second trade agreement, the most beneficial for Rus' Death from a snake bite.
“...Oleg not only terrified his enemies, he was also loved by his subjects. The warriors could mourn in him a brave, skillful leader, and the people – a defender. Having annexed the best, richest countries of present-day Russia to his power, this Prince was the true founder of its greatness...”
Igor Igor Son of Rurik Conquest of the Drevlyans 941 – unsuccessful campaign against Byzantium (the ships were burned by the “Greek mixture”) 944 – signing of a treaty with Byzantium 945 – collection of tribute from the Drevlyans, death
“Igor in the war with the Greeks did not have Oleg’s successes, did not seem to have his great qualities, but preserved the integrity of the Russian State, established by Oleg, preserved its honor and benefits in treaties with the Empire, was a pagan, but allowed newly converted Russians to glorify the triumph of God Christian and, together with Oleg, left to his heirs an example of prudent tolerance, worthy of the most enlightened times.”
Olga Lesson - the exact amount of tribute Pogost - place of collection of tribute Olga Igor's wife Revenge on the Drevlyans for the death of her husband Carrying out reform Establishing lessons Establishing graveyards 957 - visit to Byzantium Acceptance of Christianity
Svyatoslav Svyatoslav Son of Igor Annexation of the Vyatichi Campaign against the Khazar Kaganate Khazar Kaganate Campaign against the Volga Bulgaria Volga Bulgaria Capture of the Taman Peninsula (formation of the Tmutarakan principality). Capture of Bulgarian settlements, declaration of Pereyaslavts as the new capital. Byzantium Byzantium against the strengthening of the Russian lands Treaty with the Pechenegs. 972 – death of Svyatoslav
Igor (son of Rurik) Olga (Igor's wife, Svyatoslav's mother) Years of reign Igor - 912-945 Olga - 945-969
Campaigns against Byzantium (941 and 944), killed while trying to re-collect tribute from the Drevlyans.
945 – 969 She avenged the murder of her husband, organized the collection of tribute, and converted to Christianity during a visit to Constantinople (955 or 957).
- Prince Svyatoslav was three years old when he and his mother, at the head of a large army, set out to take revenge on the Drevlyans for the death of their father. It was he who started the battle.
- Svyatoslav’s entire short life was spent on campaigns.
Svyatoslav
(son of Igor and Olga) Years of reign 945 - 972.
Svyatoslav and Tzimiskes
- Subdued the Vyatichi, defeated the Khazar Kaganate,
- campaign in Bulgaria (967),
- campaign against Byzantium (970 – 971),
- killed by the Pechenegs.
Vladimir was the youngest son of Svyatoslav.
In 980 Vladimir became the Grand Duke of Kyiv.
An attempt to bring pagan cults into uniformity (980), the adoption of Christianity as the state religion
(summer 988).
By order of the prince, churches were erected in many places in Kyiv.
Vladimir Saint
(son of Svyatoslav) Years of reign 980 - 1015.
Yaroslav became the Grand Duke of Kyiv in 1019.
The beginning of the creation of “Russian Truth”, the final defeat of the Pechenegs (1036), the construction of St. Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv.
Yaroslav died in 1054 and was buried in the temple he built.
Yaroslav was called wise at the end of the prince’s long reign for all his activities in Russian culture.
Yaroslav the Wise (son of Vladimir Svyatoslavovich) Years of reign 1019 - 1054.
Congress of princes in Lyubech (1097) - assignment of the Rostov-Suzdal lands to Vladimir and his descendants. Founding of Vladimir on the Klyazma (1108). Mass resettlement of residents from the Chernigov and Pereyaslav principalities to the Rostov-Suzdal principality.
Vladimir Vsevolodovich Monomakh Years of reign 1093 - 1125 (since 1113, Grand Prince of Kiev).
Yuri Vladimirovich Dolgoruky (son of Vladimir Vsevolodovich Monomakh) Years of reign 1125 - 1157. (since 1155 Grand Prince of Kiev).
- Transfer of the capital of the principality from Rostov to Suzdal (1125). Foundation of Moscow (1147). Expansion of the territory of the principality. The struggle for the reign of Kiev.
- The prince received his nickname “Dolgoruky” at the end of his life, when he waged a bloody war with other princes - the Rurikovichs for the Kiev throne.
- 2 years before his death, he achieved the Great reign of Kyiv.
Andrey Yurievich Bogolyubsky (son of Yuri Vladimirovich Dolgoruky) Years of reign 1157 -1174
Prince Andrey - the second son of Yuri Dolgoruky - was born around 1111.
Andrey Bogolyubsky made 5 trips.
Transfer of the capital of the principality from Suzdal to Vladimir on Klyazma, construction of the princely castle in Bogolyubev. Capture and destruction of Kyiv (1169).
Alexander Yaroslavovich Nevsky Years of reign 1252 - 1263 (from 1236 Prince of Novgorod, from 1249 Grand Prince of Kiev).
Alexander Yaroslavovich was about twenty years old when he received the nickname Nevsky, glorifying himself and all of Rus' in the famous Battle of the Neva.
Tatar population census (1257), creation of a Basque organization in Rus'. Uprising against the Horde yoke in Rostov, Suzdal, Vladimir, Yaroslavl (all suppressed ).
Daniil Alexandrovich ( son Alexander Yaroslavovich Nevsky ) Years of reign 1276 - 1303
- Prince Daniil was the youngest son of Alexander Nevsky from his second wife.
- There is information that Daniel became the prince of Moscow in infancy.
- Founder of the Moscow princely dynasty. The annexation of lands from Kolomna to Serpukhov and the Pereslavl-Zalessky principality to Moscow.
- Suppression of the anti-Horde uprising in Tver (1327), obtaining the right to collect tribute from Russian lands in favor of the khan (1328), transfer of the metropolitan's residence from Vladimir to Moscow (1328). Annexation to Moscow of the main territory of the Vladimir Principality (Uglich, Beloozero, Kostroma, Galich, Rostov).
Ivan Danilovich Kalita (son of Daniil Alexandrovich) Years of reign 1325 - 1340 (from 1328 - Grand Duke Vladimir).
The return of the label to the great reign, the construction of the white stone walls of the Moscow Kremlin (1367 - 1368), the struggle with the Tver Principality and Lithuania, the Battle of Kulikovo (1380), the destruction of Moscow by Khan Tokhtamysh (1382).
Dmitry Ivanovich Donskoy (grandson Ivana Kalita ) Years of reign 1359 - 1389 (since 1362 Grand Prince Vladimir).
- Ivan was born in January 1440.
- Ivan III is a direct descendant of Alexander Nevsky.
- Annexation of Yaroslavl (1463), Novgorod (1478), Tver (1485), Chernigov (1503) to Moscow. The final liberation from the Horde yoke - standing on the Ugra River (1480). Creation of the Law Code of 1497
- Zoya Palaeologus is the heir to the Byzantine throne.
Ivan Vasilievich III- "Sovereign of All Rus'" Years of reign 1462 - 1505 Zoya Paleolog.
Reforms of the Elected Rada: Judicial (1550), military reform, “Stoglavy Council” (1551),
reforms of local and central government, annexation of the Kazan (1552) and Astrakhan (1556) Khanates to Moscow. Livonian War (1558 – 1583), oprichnina (1565 – 1572), the beginning of the conquest of Siberia by Ermak (1581 – 1584).
Ivan Vasilievich IV the Terrible Years of reign 1533 - 1584 (since 1547 - king).
- Fyodor Ivanovich ascended the throne at the age of 27. He was not prepared and did not want to be king.
- The establishment of the patriarchate (1589), the Russian-Swedish war (1590 – 1593), the decree on “pre-term flights” (1597).
- Under Fyodor Ivanovich, the borders of the Russian state expanded to the south, west and east.
Fedor Ivanovich (son Ivan Vasilyevich IV the Terrible ) Years of reign 1584 - 1598 (since 1584 - king).
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Prince Rurik (mysterious) History of Russia. 6, 10 grades Malashuk L yudmila Vladimirovna MBOU Secondary School No. 42, Vladimir 2015
Grandchildren of Gostomysl. Ilya Sergeevich Glazunov. 1986 Years of life of Prince Rurik: 817 - 879 Prince of Novgorod: 879 - 862
Prince Rurik 862 – 879 “There are 6370 per year (862 according to modern chronology). ...And they went overseas to the Varangians, to Rus'. Those Varangians were called Rus, just as others are called Swedes, and some Normans and Angles, and still others Gotlanders, so are these. The Chud, the Slovenians, the Krivichi and all said to the Russians: “Our land is great and abundant, but there is no decoration in it. Come reign and rule over us.” Nestor "The Tale of Bygone Years" 1113
Prince Rurik 862 – 879 Vasnetsov Viktor Mikhailovich. Calling of the Varangians. 1909
Prince Rurik 862 – 879 Calling of the Varangians. Fedor Antonovich Bruni. 1839
Prince Rurik 862 – 879 “... And they came and the eldest, Rurik, sat down in Novgorod, and the other, Sineus, on Beloozero, and the third, Truvor, in Izborsk. And from those Varangians the Russian land was nicknamed. Novgorodians are those people from the Varangian family, and before they were Slovenians. Two years later, Sineus and his brother Truvor died. And Rurik alone took all power, and began to distribute cities to his husbands - Polotsk to one, Rostov to another, Beloozero to another. The Varangians in these cities are the Nakhodniki, and the indigenous population in Novgorod is the Slovene, in Polotsk the Krivichi, in Rostov the Merya, in Beloozero the whole population, in Murom the Muroma, and Rurik ruled over them all.” Nestor “The Tale of Bygone Years” 1113. About the calling of Rurik by the Ilmen Slovenes, Krivichi, Chud and all in 862.
Prince Rurik 862 – 879 Rurik (Miniature from the “Royal Titular Book”. 17th century Coat of arms of Staraya Ladoga - a falcon falling down (coat of arms of Rurik)
Prince Rurik 862 – 879 Rurik on the Monument “Millennium of Russia” A monument erected in Veliky Novgorod in 1862 in honor of the thousandth anniversary of the legendary calling of the Varangians to Rus'. The authors of the monument project are sculptors Mikhail Mikeshin, Ivan Schroeder and architect Victor Hartman.
Prince Rurik 862 – 879 1 . In 862, he was called together with his brothers Sineus and Truvor to reign in the Novgorod land. 2. In 864, after the death of his brothers, he united the northern and northwestern lands under his rule. 3. In 864, he brutally dealt with the uprising of the Novgorodians under the leadership of Vadim the Brave.
Prince Rurik 862 – 879 4. In 866 – 870 inflicted a crushing defeat on the Kyiv prince Askold in the struggle for the lands of the Krivichi. 5. Planned campaigns against Kyiv, Khazaria, Constantinople.
Results of the activities of Prince Rurik 1. Initiated the formation of a hereditary monarchy in Rus'. 2. He is the founder of the Rurik dynasty, which ruled the Russian state until 1598. 3. The arrival of Rurik in the Novgorod lands accelerated the process of the formation of a single Old Russian state.
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The Birth of the Old Russian State The state arises only when the people reach a certain stage of social and economic development. The Eastern Slavs already had all the prerequisites for creating their own state: powerful tribal unions, active trade, a developed economy.
The Birth of the Old Russian State Gradually, in the 9th century, two strongest tribal unions emerged among the Eastern Slavs. The northern union of tribes was headed by the Slovenes (their capital was Novgorod), and the southern union of tribes was headed by the Polyans, their capital was Kyiv, a city on the Dnieper.
The reign of Rurik - the founder of the dynasty The word “Rus” can be of both southern and Norman origin. But when the state of the Eastern Slavs began to be called this word, it became a symbol of a new powerful power. And 862, the year of Rurik’s reign in Novgorod, according to the chronicle, became an important milestone in the formation of the state of the Eastern Slavs.
The reign of Rurik - the founder of the dynasty Rurik, having come to Rus' (at the invitation of the Slavs to end intertribal strife), brought with him a strong squad. The calling was not direct violence, the conquest of tribes. The agreement suited both the newcomer Varangians and the Novgorod men, who found long-awaited stability. A strong army ensured the security of the main trade routes.
The reign of Rurik, the founder of the dynasty, the Varangians began to actively trade and even sailed with goods on their ships along the Volga to the Caspian Sea, and along the Dnieper to the Black Sea. Rurik managed not only to stay in Novgorod, but also to include Polotsk and Murom in his sphere of influence. Very little is known about the prince, but it was after his name that the first Russian ruling dynasty was called the Rurikovichs.
Prophetic Oleg The year 882 - the unification of Novgorod and Kyiv by Oleg - is considered the year of the founding of the Old Russian state of Kievan Rus. At the same time, many Slavic tribes (Krivichi, Drevlyans, Northerners) were forced to join Oleg and pay him tribute, thanks to which he could maintain a large army. But tributary relations were supplemented by mutually beneficial exchanges, joint participation in military expeditions, and the transformation of the tribal nobility into the ruling stratum.
Prophetic Oleg in 907 Oleg, at the head of the Varangians and the local tribes subject to him, made a campaign against Byzantium. The campaign ended with the conclusion of a peace treaty, which ensured the trade interests of Russian merchants in Byzantium and the payment of indemnity. In it, the word “Rus” acquired another meaning: it is not only the squad of the Kyiv prince, but also a political-geographical name - Russian land, subject to the Kyiv prince and meaning a huge inter-tribal and inter-ethnic “super-union”, located in the forest and forest-steppe zone of Eastern Europe.
Prophetic Oleg Perhaps, in 912, Prince Oleg sailed to his homeland - to Scandinavia. According to Russian legend, he was killed by his horse and was buried in Kyiv. And in Staraya Ladoga a huge hill has been preserved - a polygon called “Oleg’s Grave”. Oleg managed to unite the Slavic and Finno-Ugric tribes in the North into a single union and finally unite the Russian state by capturing Kyiv.
Prince Igor After Oleg's death, power passed to Rurik's son Igor. Thus, for the first time, the prince received power not through armed seizure or at the invitation of the veche, but by inheritance (implementation of the dynastic principle). The first years of Igor’s reign turned out to be difficult. Some tribes, subordinated to Oleg, refused to pay him tribute. Igor had to re-conquer these territories. He also encountered the nomadic Pechenegs who appeared in the southern Russian steppes.
Prince Igor Prince Igor made military campaigns against Constantinople, but not all of them were successful. Tribute collected from subject tribes was the main way to maintain the squad. In November, the prince and his retinue set off on a tour of the subject lands. Part of the collected tribute was then sent to Constantinople for sale, part went to support the princely entourage and his soldiers.
Prince Igor In 945, during Polyudye in the lands of the Drevlyans, Prince Igor was killed. The reason for the uprising was, apparently, Igor’s violation of the agreement on the amount of tribute, the complication of relations with the local princes who ruled “under his hand.” A small squad was killed, and he himself died a heavy death, being tied to the tops of two bent trees and torn to pieces. Igor's widow, the famous Princess Olga, brutally avenged her husband's death and brought the Drevlyans to submission.
Polyudye of Princess Olga Princess Olga became ruler under her young son Svyatoslav. Tradition presents her as a strong-willed and prudent sovereign, “the wisest of all people.” The chronicler's flattering words apparently contained a large share of truth, although Olga herself was no stranger to cruelty and deceit. Olga was a Slav originally from Pskov, and received her princely name (Olga) during her marriage.
Polyudye of Princess Olga After her, princes with purely Slavic names sit on the Kiev princely throne - Svyatoslav, Vladimir, Yaroslav... This means that the princely family became glorified and the role of the Varangians in governing the country decreased significantly. Princess Olga owned her own villages and lands. During the campaigns of Prince Igor, she remained to rule in Kyiv, she even had her own squad.
Polyudye of Princess Olga In an effort to strengthen the state, Princess Olga after 945 traveled around all her lands, dividing them into areas more or less equal in population. The control center of each district became the churchyard, where taxes (lessons) from all over the area flocked. Usually the churchyard was also a center of trade, and there was also a pagan temple there.
Polyudye of Princess Olga The prince could no longer arbitrarily demand tribute twice or thrice a year. The amount of taxes became known in advance and was paid by the entire population. Thus, polyudye - the annual tour of the conquered lands by the prince and his retinue (usually in winter) turned into a simple collection of taxes. This reform deprived local tribal princes of power and centralized government in the country, uniting the young state. It became stronger and richer. The head of the state was the prince, but the role of the people's veche, elders and boyars of the druzhina nobility was very great.
Polyudye of Princess Olga The bulk of the population of Rus' at that time were pagans. Princess Olga was the first of the Russian princes to become a Christian and in 957 she traveled to Constantinople, where she was magnificently received by the Byzantine emperor himself. However, the time for the baptism of Rus' has not yet come.
Wars of Svyatoslav The reign of Olga's son Svyatoslav Igorevich (gg.) is an era of wonderful battles and bright adventures. The prince spent almost all his time on military campaigns far from Kyiv. Svyatoslav had the talent of a commander and rare fearlessness. This is probably the most outstanding commander of Ancient Rus'. If the campaigns of Russian squads before Svyatoslav were mainly raids on neighbors for booty, then Svyatoslav’s wars were of a political nature. He expanded the Russian state and tried to defeat dangerous neighbors.
Wars of Svyatoslav The prince's first campaigns were directed against Khazaria. The prince successfully fought in the North Caucasus against the Yasses and Kasogs, and then went to the Danube, from where he began the war with Byzantium. Having occupied several cities at the mouth of the Danube, Svyatoslav made Pereyaslavets his main fortress. He wanted this city on the Danube to be the capital of his kingdom.
Wars of Svyatoslav At first, the war was successful for the prince, but the Byzantines bribed the Pechenegs, and they besieged Kyiv. The people of Kiev sent messengers to the prince. Svyatoslav with a strong squad returned to Kyiv and defeated the Pechenegs. He left his three sons as governors in Rus' and returned to the Balkans again. But the Byzantines defeated Svyatoslav’s troops and besieged him in the Dorostol fortress. The prince made peace with the emperor, promising to return home and no longer fight with Byzantium.
Wars of Svyatoslav Returning back, Svyatoslav divided his army. The main part returned to Kyiv by land, and the prince himself decided to sail home on ships to take away huge military booty. But the Byzantines warned the Pechenegs, who ambushed the prince on the Dnieper rapids. His entire small squad was exterminated, and he himself was killed. From his skull, set in gold, the Pecheneg prince Kurya ordered a cup to be made for himself for feasts, believing that Svyatoslav’s power would pass to him.
Equal to the Apostles Prince Vladimir After the death of Svyatoslav as a result of many years of struggle for power, his son Vladimir became the Prince of Kyiv. His victory allowed the Rurik power to regain unity. Vladimir is a very controversial figure. The new prince decided to take action on a national scale, which required both courage and political will. Vladimir was not only a warrior, but a builder of the state and its reformer.
Equal to the Apostles Prince Vladimir He founded new cities, strengthened borders, and made changes to the system of government of the Old Russian state. The so-called ladder system of distribution of reigns brought stability and primacy to Kyiv. The main act of Vladimir was the baptism of Rus'. It was not just an expression of the prince’s will. With the territorial growth of Ancient Rus', with the complication of its ethnic composition, social and political relations, the question of spiritual and political unity arose.
Equal to the Apostles Prince Vladimir It became increasingly difficult to remain a pagan country in a Christian and Islamic environment. Overcoming inferiority and the desire to change the international status of the rulers of Ancient Rus' turned out to be directly dependent on religious choice. The impetus for the adoption of Christianity was the events that took place in Byzantium. At the end of the 90s of the 10th century. Emperor Vasily II, exhausted in the fight against another rebellion, turned to Kyiv for help.
Prince Vladimir Equal to the Apostles Vladimir agreed to send troops on the terms of a marriage with Princess Anna, the emperor's sister. In response, Byzantium demanded the baptism of the Kyiv prince. The rebellion was suppressed. But the rulers of Byzantium were in no hurry to fulfill their obligations. The treachery of the Greeks prompted Vladimir to move to Crimea and capture the Byzantine city of Chersonesus (Korsun). The condition for the return of the city was the fulfillment of the agreement. According to legend, Vladimir and his squad were baptized in Chersonesos.
Equal to the Apostles Prince Vladimir Returning to Kyiv, the Grand Duke destroyed the pagan pantheon and called on the people of Kiev to follow his example. This happened in 988. After baptism, the prince ordered the construction of churches where pagan temples had previously stood. At first they were all made of wood. Only the Tithe Church in Kyiv, built by Greek craftsmen, was made of stone. The prince donated a tenth of his wealth to her. Since then, a special tax - tithe - has been levied in favor of the church.
Equal to the Apostles Prince Vladimir The establishment of Christianity in Rus' as the state religion was an event of great historical significance. The ancient Russian state strengthened its political, dynastic and cultural ties with the world. Christianity was also of great importance for the establishment of a new social system. The elimination of local, tribal differences has accelerated. On the basis of Christianity, the spiritual consolidation of society began.
Yaroslav the Wise - the first legislator of Rus' The first half of the 11th century became the time of the highest power of Ancient Rus'. This was largely achieved thanks to Yaroslav, the son of Vladimir, a smart, successful politician who went down in history with the nickname Wise. He managed to achieve stability. Under him, the nomads did not dare to carry out their raids on Russian land. The prince decisively put an end to discord, strengthened new orders that met the interests of the state, created courts, issued laws, and founded cities. It was no coincidence that the chroniclers called Yaroslav “autocratic.” In the perception of his contemporaries, he was no longer the first among the princes, but a true sovereign, an autocratic ruler.
Yaroslav the Wise - the first legislator of Rus' Yaroslav showed special concern for faith. Under him, Kyiv turned into one of the largest European cities. The Church of St. Sophia, the Golden Gate, and the monasteries in honor of Saints George and Irene, built during his reign, were not just religious monuments.
Yaroslav the Wise - the first legislator of Rus' With his construction, Yaroslav seemed to challenge Constantinople, pushing it aside and turning Kyiv into the God-saved center of the Christian world. It was during the time of Yaroslav that the idea of Rus', which took responsibility for the fate of Orthodoxy, would become the most important religious and political idea that influenced the entire subsequent policy of medieval rulers. Yaroslav stands at the origins of the state ideology of Ancient Rus'.
Yaroslav the Wise - the first legislator of Rus' The first written law of the Old Russian state - Russian Truth - is also associated with the name of Yaroslav. Most of everyday relations in Rus' were regulated by customary law, enshrined in tradition. Society did not feel the need to record these norms in writing.
Yaroslav the Wise - the first legislator of Rus' However, the complication of relations, the emergence of social groups not included in traditional structures, the emergence of land ownership - all this required appropriate normative regulation from the prince. Princely law, at first unwritten, acquired a “material” embodiment under Yaroslav. The famous Russian Truth arose - a monument of ancient Russian law.
Yaroslav the Wise - the first legislator of Rus'. In an effort to prevent strife between his sons, Yaroslav, before his death, divided the Russian lands between them. He bequeathed that no one “transgress the limit of his brother.” Everyone had to obey the three older brothers. He, in turn, had to protect his brothers. This order was intended to ensure the political dominance of Kyiv and preserve the unity of the state. However, subsequent events showed the futility of these hopes...
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