Legends of Russian capitals. From old Ladoga to Moscow
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How many capitals did Russia have? Two - you say - and you will be very mistaken! The new book of the writer and historian Yevgeny Lukin, the author of the "Legends of the Old Cities of Russia, collected stories about six cities, at different times of the former capitals of our state, from the beginning of Russian land to modern Russia, Old Ladogor, Kyiv, Vladimir, Moscow and Petersburg. A large number of myths and legends are associated with each of them, many of which are completely unfamiliar not only to the young generation, but also to adult readers.
Stories about the great events and deeds of the princes, the lives of saints and ascetics are complemented by folk traditions and legends. Like the legendary ancient Greek myths, the traditions of antiquity of deep unfold before us the magnificent image of the Russian world and its grandiose history. The gift edition was decorated with poems by famous Russian poets, as well as annalistic miniatures and picturesque canvases of famous Russian artists
Stories about the great events and deeds of the princes, the lives of saints and ascetics are complemented by folk traditions and legends. Like the legendary ancient Greek myths, the traditions of antiquity of deep unfold before us the magnificent image of the Russian world and its grandiose history. The gift edition was decorated with poems by famous Russian poets, as well as annalistic miniatures and picturesque canvases of famous Russian artists
Author:
Author:Lukin Evgeny Valentinovich
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
- Category:Esoteric, Folklore & Myth
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Cooked
Series:
Series: Gift published. Tales and myths of the peoples of the world
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:6+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9963-5928-8
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