Yaroslav the Wise

In 1036, Jaroslav son of Vladimir totally dominated Kiev. This did not happen until his father and many brothers died. After Vladimir died in 1015, his son Sviatopolk rushed over Kiev and killed three brothers in the process. Yaroslav can not take this stand. Together with another brother, Mstislav, he hired a Scandinavian mercenary who exiled Sviatopolk and separated the empire. As he prefers Kiev, Mstislav rules Chernigov and Yaroslav to Novgorod.

Yaroslav the Wise (about 978-1054) Novgorod, also known as Russian Iaroslav or Yaroslav Mudryi, and the king of Kiev, Yaroslav the Wise is the wisest representative of Kiev from 1019 to 1054, Rurykide (Rurikovich) Eastern European history One of the best known dynasties in Kiev was a powerful leader in early Kiev province. He is the son of Vladimir I (Vladimir). He was also considered a skilled administrator, military leader, diplomat and put Kiev state on a political map of medieval Europe and became one of the important forces at the time. At the end of Yaroslav's Rostov decision (about 988 - c. 1010), a new city Yaroslav (about 100 miles from Rostov) was built to commemorate him. Then he was sent to rule the Novgorod city in the north of Kievan Rus. Yaroslav tends to use Varanian mercenaries in Novgorod (Riurykide dynasty, in fact Viking's pedigree)

When Vladimir's son, Yaroslav Sage (r.1019-1054), held power, Kievan Ruth is a long history and a relatively prosperous country, enjoying the age of peace. Yaroslav spent most of his energy on building the cathedral and other wonderful buildings. Russkaia Pravda is the first Russian code written by Yaroslav. After his death, the unification of Russia began to collapse, and in the next century, as a result the Principality developed mutual competition. When Mongolians invaded Ross in 1236, individual heroes were easily conquered and dominated by Mongolians for more than 200 years. Proposal of Final Article 1. How do Byzantine Church art adapt to the political and religious purpose of Roschi? 2. Analysis of Russkaia Pravda (Russian justice) and comparison of this legal code with German law of Salic Act or Roman law of Justinian Code. 3. Compare the feudal system of Western Europe with Kievan Russ. 4.5.6

GOLDEN AGE The son of Wladimir, Yaroslav Wise (about 980 - 1054), is considered the golden age of Kievan Rus. He married Ingegerd, the king's daughter of Sweden, and established a foreign alliance by marrying his daughter with the King of France and France. Under his reign, the buffer zone of Kiev separated it from Pechenegs and expanded from 1 to 2 days. Yaroslav sponsored the main building activities of Kiev, imitating Constantinople's architecture. He imported large-scale defense projects around Byzantine architects Golden Gate, Palace and the capital that built the Saint Sophia church in Kiev (decorated with Byzantine mosaics). In order to support the new religion in Kiev, Yaroslav set up a monastery and invited Greek clergy to Kiev who taught locals the religious activities of Byzantine. In 1051, Yaroslav appointed the first indigenous big city that helped establish autonomy of the Russian church from Constantinople.