Vladimir Monomakh. Byzantine in Russian throne
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Probably, in pre -revolutionary Russia it was not more popular than a hero than Vladimir Vsevolodovich Monomakh. Only in the Soviet era he was replaced by other images of genuine and imaginary defenders of Russia. And the first Russian kings were so fascinated by the image of Vladimir that they called the Tatar cap-Koron, who was married to the state, a cap of Monomakh.
Hundreds of books have been written about him, but this politician is still a mystery to scientists, and his life is shrouded in many secrets, full of "fried" scandalous facts.
Is there a genuine hat of Monomakh or was it a royal crown of a diadem? Who was Monomakh to a greater extent - a Russian or Byzantine? What is more brought by this ruler of Russia - harm or benefit and how much does the image of the prince correspond to reality?
The author represents the activities of this idol of Ukrainian nationalists and Russian patriots from the unusual side. Objectively and impartially evaluates the actions of one of the politicians of Ancient Russia, who tried to create an artificial image for himself, captured in chronicle articles, whose reign time was called the "Golden Age" of the Great Power
Hundreds of books have been written about him, but this politician is still a mystery to scientists, and his life is shrouded in many secrets, full of "fried" scandalous facts.
Is there a genuine hat of Monomakh or was it a royal crown of a diadem? Who was Monomakh to a greater extent - a Russian or Byzantine? What is more brought by this ruler of Russia - harm or benefit and how much does the image of the prince correspond to reality?
The author represents the activities of this idol of Ukrainian nationalists and Russian patriots from the unusual side. Objectively and impartially evaluates the actions of one of the politicians of Ancient Russia, who tried to create an artificial image for himself, captured in chronicle articles, whose reign time was called the "Golden Age" of the Great Power
Author:
Author:Chernyavsky Stanislav Nikolaevich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Series:
Series: Secrets of Ancient Russia
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-699-97051-3
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