Askold"s Grave. A Tale of the Times of Vladimir the First

In the novel M.N. Zagoskina & Quot, Askoldova Grave & Quot depicted the times of the Grand Duke Kiev Vladimir Svyatoslavovich. The plot is developing against the backdrop of the main problem of that era - the struggle of the discourability of paganism with a new, conquering religion - Christianity. The conflict is also superimposed by the conflict of the dynastic - the secret adherents of the long-fledged Old Russian Princes of Askold and Dira are involved in it. With this struggle and are connected by the fate of the main characters of the novel - the princely vigornik, noble all-in-law, and his beautiful beloved hope.
& quot, Askoldova Grave & quot, according to Aksakov, People & Quot, pious & quot, appreciated & quot, above all other essays of Zagoskina & quot,. This preference is easy to understand. After all, the novel is devoted to the historical victory of Christianity in the ancient Russian state