... Mstislav of Kiev defended a fortified hilltop for three days until finally surrendering on a false promise of clemency. In another description, the Kipchaks arrived first. As they were primarily light cavalry, they would have ...

... Mstislav's second son , Iziaslav Mstislavich , became Grand Prince of Kiev ( 1146–1154 ) . Mstislav's third son , Rostislav Mstislavich , was promoted to Grand Prince between 1159–1167 . Iziaslav's son , Mstislav Iziaslavich , named ...

... Mstislav , grand prince of Kiev 35n59 Mstislav Romanovich , grand prince of Kiev 69 , 104 Mstislav Vladimirovich , grand prince of Kiev 36 Mstislav Davydovich , prince of Smolensk 106 Mstislav Mstislavich the Bold , prince of Novgorod ...

... Mstislav enlisted the support of several princedoms , including powerful Kiev ( whose prince was also named Mstislav ) , to fight the Mongols . In an attempt to halt the Mongol advance , a Russian army of around thirty thousand was ...

... Mstislav of Galich immediately summoned a council of war in Kiev. The two other southern regional princes attended it, Mstislav Romanovich of Kiev and Mstislav Svyatoslavich of Chernigov. They made the decision that the Russians and ...

... Kiev (i) 1138 (1139 dep.) 1 Sviatoslav (ii) 1139 1141 2 (Total: 4) Rostislav (ii) 1141 1142 1 d. 1168 (Total: 2) Sviatopolk II 1142 1148 6 Yaroslav of Kiev 1148 1154 6 Rostislav II David II 1154 1154 < 1 1154 1155 1 Mstislav III of Kiev ...

... Mstislav Romanovich of Kiev, Mstislav Mstislavich of Galich, Danilo Romanovich of Volyn, and Mstislav Svyatoslavich of Chernigov, meeting in Kiev, agreed to join forces.3 The Rus princes and the Kipchaks planned to assemble on the ...

... Mstislav . Iaroslav's wife , Ingigerd , was the daughter of King Ólafr Eiriksson of Sweden , and it is perhaps ... Kiev the capital of Christianity in the east , this ruler , who would come to be known as Iaroslav the Wise , tied ...

... Mstislav and Iaroslav came to an agreement: the lands east of the line along the Dnieper went to Mstislav, while the western lands, including Kiev, were to be Iaroslav's. However, Kiev did not become Iaroslav's permanent residence until ...

... Mstislav Davydovich, prince of Smolensk 170 Mstislav Iziaslavich, grand prince of Kiev 475 718, 777, Mstislav Mstislavich Udatnyi (the Fortunate), prince of Novgorod 138 Mstislav Romanovich, prince of Vladimir-Volynsk 279 Mstislav ...