Izyaslav and the King of Hungary attack Vladimirko,
1151.—Escape of Vladimirko.—Vladimirko declares that he is
dying and begs for peace.—Izyaslav yields.—Vladimirko sends
troops to help Yuri.—Refusal of Vladimirko to fulfil
promises.—Death of Vladimirko.—Yaroslav successor of
Vladimirko.—Battle at Terebovl.—Defeat of Izyaslav.—Death of
Izyaslav, 1154.—Rostislav succeeds his brother.—Attack on
Pereyaslavl.—Death of Vyatcheslav.—Defeat of Rostislav.—Kief
men call Izyaslav to the throne.—Peace between Yuri and
Rostislav.—Yuri meets an old friend.—Yuri enters Kief,
1155.—Disaffection of Kief.—Death of Yuri, 1157.—Andrei carries
the miraculous image to Vladimir.—Founding of
Bogolyuboff.—Mystislav successor of Yuri.—Andrei marches
against Mystislav, 1169.—Destruction of Kief.—Andrei adorns
Vladimir.—History of Vladimir.—Suzdal and Rostoff jealous of
Vladimir.—Enemies of Andrei.—Methods of Andrei.—Pride of
Novgorod.—Andrei attacks Bulgar.—Triumph of Andrei.—Friendship
of the Greek Emperor and the Patriarch.—Andrei calls a
council.—Asks the Patriarch to give Vladimir a
metropolitan.—Refusal of the Patriarch.—Marriage of
Andrei.—Youth of Andrei.—Murder and burial of Andrei,
1174.—Fear of the boyars.—Execution of the murderers.—Andrei’s
two nephews chosen to succeed him.—Sviatoslav of Chernigoff
displeased; insists that the brothers of Andrei shall be
associated with the nephews.—Boyars masters in
Vladimir.—Vladimir men send for Mihalko and Vsevolod, and
install them, 1176 88
CHAPTER V
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