People and prince in old Russian chronicles mid 11th-13th centuries

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Vilkul, T.L

Liudi I Kniaz` v Drevnerusskikh Letopisiakh Serediny XI-XIII vv

[ People and prince in old Russian chronicles mid 11th-13th centuries]

Moscow: Kvadriga, 2009
408 p
Hardcover. 14 x 21 cm
ISBN: 9785917910185
Language: Russian

This monograph describes the relations between the people and the princes in Old Russia and peculiarities of the Old Russian popular assembly (veche). It is based on the chronicles of the XIth – XIIIth centuries, hagiographical texts and selected books of Holy Scripture. Tat`iana Vilkul, a scholar at the Institute of the Ukrainian History, also analyzes the specific characteristics of "social" terminology of chronicles of the XI-XIII centuries. Bibliography, summary in English, indices.

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» History: General Works and Philosophy of History » Early Rus and Medieval Russia » Chronicles

» Literary Theory and Criticism / History of Literature » Old Russian Literature

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