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  1. Igor Svjatoslavič byl rurikovský kníže, syn Svjatoslava II. a jeho druhé manželky Kateřiny Novgorodské, která byla Kumánského původu. V roce 1178 se stal knížetem novgorodsko-severským, v roce 1199 knížetem černigovským. Účastnil se řady válek a válečných tažení. V 70. letech 12. století vedl několik úspěšných válek s Kumány, v roce 1185 proti nim však ...

  2. The field of Igor Svyatoslavich’s battle with the Polovtsy, by Viktor Vasnetsov. Introduction: In A.D. 1185, as the Kievan Rus Empire was starting to deteriorate, a little known prince on the eastern Russian borders led his outnumbered men into battle against Mongolian invaders, the Polovtsians (Kumans).

  3. Jaropolk Svyatoslavich postao je veliki 972. godine, nakon smrti svog oca. Njegova braća Oleg i Vladimir počeli su da vladaju u Drevljanskom i Novgorodskom zemljištu. Ali u početku su prepoznali Yaropolka kao najstarijeg. Savremenici su Yaropolka više smatrali hrabrim ratnikom nego mudrim vladarom.

  4. 13 de nov. de 2011 · On Sunday, May 12, 1185, Igor’ Svyatoslavich of Novgorod Severskiy and senior prince of the cadet branch of the Chernigov Ol'govichi, descended from Svyatoslav, the youngest son of Oleg Svyatoslavich (d. 1115), suffered a disastrous defeat at the Kayala River. The nomadic Polovtsy decimated his troops and took him and other princes captive.

  5. Igor Svyatoslavich. 0 references. Freebase ID /m/07xlpg. 1 reference. stated in. Freebase Data Dumps. publication date. 28 October 2013. Great Russian Encyclopedia ...

  6. Igor Svyatoslavich (April 3, 1151 – 1202) was the prince of Novgorod-Seversky from 1180 to 1202. His skirmishes against the Polovtsians would most likely have passed into oblivion if they had not been immortalized in " The Tale of Igor's Campaign " and the opera " Prince Igor ".

  7. The Tale of Igor. Prince Igor’s army was defeated on May 12, 1185, and he and his son were taken prisoner. The Prince managed to escape and return home to his wife Yaroslavna, and his son Vladimir returned home later with a new wife, Khan Konchak’s daughter with whom he fell in love. The Tale is considered anonymous, and numerous attempts ...