Three periods of Kiev Rus

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Three periods in history of Kiev Rus rd

Three periods in history of Kiev Rus

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First period of Kiev Rus (879-972) Prince Oleg 879-912 Prince Igor

First period of Kiev Rus (879-972)

Prince Oleg 879-912

Prince Igor 912-945

Princess Olga 945-964

Prince Svyatoslav 964-972

93 years

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First period of Kievan Rus (879-972) Prince Oleg 879-912 Prince Igor

First period of Kievan Rus (879-972)

Prince Oleg 879-912

Prince Igor 912-945

Princess Olga 945-964

Prince Svyatoslav 964-972

93 years

Rus

grew as both a trading empire and a military power, with Oleh’s armies attacking Constantinople and gaining a favorable trade treaty from the Greek rulers of that city in 911 Igor (912–945) was less successful in his military campaigns against Constantinople and also had to contend with rebellions among the Slavic tribes who did not want to pay tribute to the rulers in Kiev.
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First period of Kievan Rus (879-972) Prince Oleg 879-912 Prince Igor

First period of Kievan Rus (879-972)

Prince Oleg 879-912

Prince Igor 912-945

Princess Olga 945-964

Prince Svyatoslav 964-972

93 years

Princess

Olga took revenge for her husband’s death.
Olga served as regent (945–962) for their son, Svyatoslav. She is favorably portrayed in the old chronicles, perhaps because of her
conversion to Christianity, but also because she reestablished control over the various tribes and put the realm’s financial standing in good order.
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First period of Kievan Rus (879-972) Prince Oleg 879-912 Prince Igor

First period of Kievan Rus (879-972)

Prince Oleg 879-912

Prince Igor 912-945

Princess Olga 945-964

Prince Svyatoslav 964-972

93 years

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Second period of Kiev Rus (980-1054) 74 years Vladimir The Great Yaroslav The Wise

Second period of Kiev Rus (980-1054)

74 years

Vladimir The Great

Yaroslav The Wise

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Third period of Kiev Rus (1113-1132) 19 years Vladimir Monomakh Mstislav The Great

Third period of Kiev Rus (1113-1132)

19 years

Vladimir
Monomakh

Mstislav
The Great