Vladimir-Peter I.

In the adolescent years participated in the campaign for his father Polovtsy and in the Battle of the River Merlin, in 1183, Mr.. In 1185, Mr.. in the famous march on Polovtsy Igor Vladimir was taken prisoner along with his father. When Igor managed to escape from captivity, Vladimir was subjected to more rigorous oversight. Vladimir Khan married his daughter, with whom he bore a son in captivity. Two years later (1187), Vladimir received his freedom and Konchakovna (after accepting baptism) and his son returned home. After the death of Roman Mstislavovitch Galitsky (1205) Galician boyars invited to their reign of Vladimir. In Galich came with Vladimir and his bryatya, Svyatoslav and Roman. Soon Vladimir quarreled with his brother Roman, who, with the help of the Hungarians, drove from Vladimir Galic (1208). Soon after Vladimir sat back in Galicia, his brothers - in Zvenigorod and Przemysl. Starting struggle with the boyars, Vladimir 500 people deprived of life. One of the boyars had fled to Hungary and raised in favor of Daniel Romanovich of the Hungarian King Andrew. Cities, one after another surrendered Hungarians. Vladimir fled Galic. Died in 1212