Death of Mihalko, 1176.—Men of Vladimir kiss the cross to
Vsevolod.—Vsevolod gives Rostoff to Mystislav.—Mystislav
invades Vladimir.—Battle near Yurieff.—Flight of
Mystislav.—Triumph of Vsevolod.—Burning of Moscow.—Attack on
Vladimir.—Seizure of Bogolyuboff by Glaib.—Defeat of Mystislav
and the Polovtsi.—Decision regarding prisoners.—Blinding of
Yaropolk and Mystislav.—Refusal of Glaib to receive freedom
with conditions.—Death of Glaib.—Importance of Vladimir as a
capital.—Activity of the Prince of Vladimir in Novgorod
affairs.—Defense of Novgorod against pagans.—Attempt of
Mystislav to punish Polovtsi.—Death of Mystislav.—Flight of
Roman to the steppes.—Submission of Ryazan.—Choice of Vladimir
as Prince of Novgorod.—Imprisonment of Glaib.—Efforts of
Sviatoslav to liberate his son.—Retreat of
Sviatoslav.—Preparations of Rurik to seize Kief.—Asks aid of
Yaroslav Eight Minds.—March of Yaroslav and Igor from
Chernigoff.—Allies from Lithuania.—Desire of Smolensk to force
battle.—Attack of the Prince of Vladimir on Nova-Torg.—Peace is
made.—Defeat of Mohammedans.—Death of Izyaslav, son of
Glaib.—Party struggles in Novgorod.—Trouble in Ryazan.—Address
of Big Nest to Ryazan people.—Pronsk princes ask for
assistance.—Retreat from Kolomna.—Surrender of
Pronsk.—Deceitful submission of Roman.—Attack on Kolomna by the
Prince of Vladimir.—Peace made with Ryazan.—Accusations against
Porfiri, the Chernigoff bishop.—Sviatoslav invites all princes
to join him in an expedition against the Polovtsi.—A great
victory.—Eight Minds, Prince of Galitch.—Triumph of
Sviatoslav.—March of Igor against the Polovtsi.—Defeat of
Igor.—Death of Glaib 111
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