The last journey of Vladimir Monomakh
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Antonin Petrovich Ladinsky (1896-1961) - poet, translator, essayist, author of historical novels. In exile since 1920, in 1955 he returned to the USSR. The trilogy of A. Ladinsky, dedicated to Kievan Rus, included the novels" when the Chersonesos fell, "Anna Yaroslavna - Queen of France" and the last journey of Vladimir Monomakh. Going to Kyiv in anticipation of close death, Prince Vladimir Vsevolodovich Monomakh recalls his life. And many memories have accumulated a lot ...
He occupied five princely thrones - Rostov, Smolensky, Chernihiv, Pereyaslavsky and Kyiv - fought with enemies external and with fellow tribal princes, including close relatives. But, not embarrassed to show his strength, he always preferred negotiations and the prevention of feuds. He has eleven children, one of whom is the founder of Moscow Yuri Dolgoruky. He gathered a huge library at that time, and he himself was not alien to writing.
Before us is the life of a person who has a great influence on our
He occupied five princely thrones - Rostov, Smolensky, Chernihiv, Pereyaslavsky and Kyiv - fought with enemies external and with fellow tribal princes, including close relatives. But, not embarrassed to show his strength, he always preferred negotiations and the prevention of feuds. He has eleven children, one of whom is the founder of Moscow Yuri Dolgoruky. He gathered a huge library at that time, and he himself was not alien to writing.
Before us is the life of a person who has a great influence on our
Author:
Author:Ladinsky Antonin Petrovich
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:Fiction
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
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Publication Language:Russian
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Paper:offset
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ISBN:978-5-91631-317-8
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