Death of Vladimir of Pereyaslavl.—Inheritance of Pereyaslavl by
the Prince of Vladimir.—Onrush of Polovtsi.—Grief of
Igor.—Escape of Igor from imprisonment among Polovtsi.—Polovtsi
raids.—Decline of Kief.—Influence of the Latins.—Death of
Yaroslav Eight Minds, 1187.—Anastasia, mistress of Eight
Minds.—Bond between Galitch and Hungary.—Vladimir, son of Eight
Minds.—Marriage of Vladimir.—Flight of Vladimir and his
family.—Reception of Vladimir by Bela III.—Seizure of
Vladimir’s property by Roman.—Assistance given Roman by Rurik
of Smolensk.—Honor given King Bela in Galitch.—Bela takes the
title Rex Galiciæ.—Andrei, son of Bela, made king in
Galitch.—Position of Andrei in Galitch.—Rostislav invited to
the throne of Galitch.—Battle outside the capital.—Death of
Rostislav.—Church trouble in Galitch.—Dispute between Rurik and
Sviatoslav.—Plans of the Kief prince.—Escape of Vladimir of
Galitch from imprisonment in Hungary.—Vladimir begs aid of
Barbarossa.—Barbarossa commands Kazimir of Poland to assist
Vladimir.—Vladimir enters Galitch with a Polish army.—Flight of
Andrei.—Decision of Chernigoff princes that war alone can
settle boundaries.—Death of Sviatoslav, 1194.—Rurik, Prince of
Kief.—Roman, son-in-law of Rurik.—Rurik feels the policy of Big
Nest.—Feast giving between Rurik and David.—Trouble between
Rurik and Big Nest.—Appeal to Nikifor, the metropolitan.—Roman
reproaches Rurik.—Roman seeks aid in Cracow.—Roman assists the
Poles.—Defeat of Roman.—Message from Big Nest and Rurik to the
descendants of Oleg.—Big Nest promises to march against
Chernigoff.—Victory of Chernigoff.—Rurik reproaches Big
Nest.—Rurik marches on Chernigoff.—Death of Vsevolod
Buitur.—Message of Rurik to the Galitch prince.—Council of
Ryazan princes.—Demand of Big Nest that Yaropolk should leave
Novgorod.—Rurik reproaches Big Nest.—Indifference of Big
Nest.—Death of Rostislav, 1198.—Death of Vladimir, son of Eight
Minds.—Struggle between Bela of Hungary and Roman.—Rule of
Roman in Galitch.—Ingvar is seated on the Kief throne.—Chermny
and Rurik bring Polovtsi against Kief, 1204.—Capture of
Kief.—Rurik again prince in Kief, 1205.—Campaign against
Polovtsi.—Rurik becomes a monk.—Rostislav prince in
Kief.—Meeting in Kief of the ruling princes.—Occupation of
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