Mstislav I of Kiev

Parents: Vladimir Monomakh II (1053-1125 +), Geeta, the daughter of English King Harold;

Children:
1. Christina, the daughter of Swedish King Stenkilsona =>

Vsevolod (? -1138 +);
kn. Vezelay (1117-1136 with interruptions), Prince. Pskov (1137-1138), made several trips to the Baltic and Rostov earth in 1132 and 1136 respectively expelled rebels Novgorod. In 1137 founded the independent principality of Novgorod, Pskov.
Married with 1123g. the daughter of Svyatoslav Davidovich Chernigov =>

Ivan (1128 +);
Mstislav (1168 +);
Vladimir (speaking. under 1136g.)
Verhuslava;
Izyaslav (1097-1154 +);
Yaropolk (1149 +);
Svyatopolk (? -1154 +), Book. Novgorod;
Married with 1141g. Princess Moravian;
Ingeborg (?);
Efrosinya;
Rogneda;
Shalfrida;
2. ?, Daughter of the Novgorod boyar Dmitry Zavidicha =>

Vladimir (1132-1171 +), book. Dorogobuzhsky =>
Rostislav (speaking. under 1190g.)
Mstislav (? -1204), Prince. Dorogobuzhsky;
Jaroslav (1182) =>
Izyaslav (1190-1198 +);
Rostislav (1193-1198 +);
Sviatopolk (speaking. under 1192g.)
Rostislav (? -1168 +);
Key moments
Kn. Vezelay (1088-1117 with a break in 1093-95, respectively);
Kn. Perei (1117-1125);
Vel.knyaz Kiev (1125-1132);

Notes
Mstislav was largely similar to his father and reign of Mstislav can be regarded as a direct continuation of the reign of Monomakh. He was able to connect to Kiev principality of Polotsk, always retains its isolation and hostility, to drive Polovtsy for Don and the Volga.

After the death of Mstislav almost all came from the Duchy of obedience. 15 principalities gradually turned into a small sovereign states. Power Grand Prince irrevocably receding into the past, although the symbolic grandeur of the throne preserved.

Novgorod principality has become a feudal republic, and remained so up to 1478g. Then became isolated Polotsk, Chernigov, Vladimir-Volyn, Galich Duchy

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. Mstislav (1076-1132, Kiev) - Prince of Novgorod in 1095, Pereyaslav in 1117, led
. Prince of Kiev in 1125. The eldest son of Vladimir Monomakh. Together with his father tried to save Kiev as his political center of Russia. He participated in campaigns against the father Polovtsy. After the death of his father M. chased Polovtsy the Volga, and they no longer dare to invade the territory of Russia. M. hard to resist any attempts to civil wars, reinforcing the fact monocracy. In 1129 defeated the Polotsk princes who aspired to independence, and gave them the principality to his son Izyaslav. In 1130 and 1131 M. successfully fought against the Estonians (Tschudi) and Lithuania, citing Kiev set the captives. Relatively quiet time for Kievan Rus ended with the death of AM, which became the beginning of feudal fragmentation.