The story 4338 AD by Vladimir Fedorovich Odoesvsky

Vladimir Fedrovich Odoevsky's story "4338 AD" also known as "4338 AD" shows the rejection of writers' romantic movement philosophy. Literary evidence supports the ideal that continues to support the scientific revolution. Although it has never been completed, fragments of the story were published on three occasions, a fragment of 1835, a fragment of 1840, and a complete version of 1926 (Lin). This story is done with the same name of 4338 titles.

The story of Vladimir Fedrovich Odyevski in 4338 AD was also known as 4338 (Petersburg letter), but there is no end. So I call it a story, not a book. Fragments of this story were published three times in 1835, once in 1840, and in the most complete version in 1926 (2). This story is done with the same name of 4338 titles. - Root of Enlightenment In essence, enlightenment is a product of social organization transformation. This change is the result of various factors such as scientific revolution, religious reform, renaissance, and the times. Perhaps the most important change in enlightenment is the shift from a religious government to a rational government. This can be seen primarily as a result of the scientific revolution.

According to "Russian Elementary School Chronicle", Vladimir I reported that Vladimir sent a messenger to study the religious beliefs of the people of the neighboring countries. He is not interested in Christianity practiced in western Latin America and can not accept Bulgarian Muslims (due to ban on alcohol), and Judaism in Cajar convinces him did not. However, when his messenger arrived in Constantinople they were fascinated by the worship experience in Hagia Sophia (God 's wisdom). The temptation of Byzantine culture attracted Vladimir to the south. Fortunately, the eyes of Basil II Emperor turned north during the civil war between 987 and 989. Vladimir sent thousands of soldiers who were defeated by the emperor. The price that Vladimir helped was a royal bride. For this purpose, Vladimir agreed to accept baptism

Vladimir the Great (956-1015) Prince and St. Vladimir are descendants of the Chief Lik of the 9th century Scandinavian, Dnieper River and other people. Domination rights are established in the river that connects Scandinavia and the Black Sea. Kiev was governed by the descendants of Rurik in the 16th century and became the political and cultural center of the new principality. This land was finally called Russia. Vladimir 's father, Sviatoslav, appointed him as the prince of the northern city Novgorod in 970. He died in 972, a civil war occurred, and Vladimir fled to Scandinavia. In 980, he beat his brothers and gained control of the province of Kiev. Vladimir expanded the power of the kingdom by initiating a war with Polish people and neighboring people including Volga of Bulgaria. Vladimir is remembered as Russian emperor Constantine. Because his rule implies the transition from Kiev infidels to Christian countries.