- The
family of
Vladimir I, po****rly
known as
Vladimir the
Great (c. 958–1015),
prince of
Kievan Rus', is
subject to
scholarly studies. The
primary sources...
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Iziaslav I
Volodimerovichi 1024–1078 1054 1073 son of Yaroslav,
first time (in 1068/69 lost
state power to
Polotsk princes)
Sviatoslav II
Volodimerovichi 1027–1076...
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Volodimerovichi Yaroslav the Wise
Sviatoslav II
Vsevolod I
Olgovichi of
Chernigov Oleg I of
Chernigov Davyd of
Chernigov Monomakhovichi Vladimir II Monomakh...
- Святополківна; c. 1085/90 – c. 1114), was a
Kievan Rus' princess,
member of the
Volodimerovichi family, and by
marriage Duchess of Poland.She was the
daughter of Sviatopolk...
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Vladimir as Volodimer, also
spelled Volodimir, and his
descendants as
Volodimerovichi (sometimes in lieu of "Rurikids"). In the
history of Scandinavia, Vladimir...
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Valois Issue more...
Philip I of
France Hugh I of
Vermandois Dynasty Volodimerovichi Father Yaroslav the Wise
Mother Ingegerd Olofsdotter Signature Inscription...
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these issues,
various scholars have
instead named the
dynasty the
Volodimerovichi,
descendants of
grand prince Volodimer I of Kiev. The
scholarly consensus...
- (died 1087)
Henry IV, Holy
Roman Emperor (m. 1089; sep. 1095)
House Volodimerovichi (by birth)
Salian dynasty (by marriage)
Father Vsevolod I of Kiev Mother...
-
these issues,
various scholars have
instead named the
dynasty the
Volodimerovichi (Volodymyrovichi),
descendants of
grand prince Volodimer I of Kiev...
- Rus'
between members of the
reigning clan, the so-called
Rurikids (or
Volodimerovichi): Gleb and
princess Yaropolkovna, as great-great-grandchildren of Volodimer...