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Vyshata (Russian: Вышата; died
after 1064) was the son of the
posadnik of Novgorod, Ostromir. He had a son, Yan Vyshatich.
Vyshata was an ****ociate of...
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scribe Gregory. The
chronicles record that
Ostromir was the
father of
Vyshata and the
grandfather of Yan Vyshatich. The
Ostromir Gospels names his wife...
- of Kiev (1068–1069).
Together with
Rostislav Vladimirovich and
voivode Vyshata, he
created a
coalition against the Yaroslaviches' triumvirate. Polotsk's...
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Varangian Guard was also present. A 6,000-strong
Ruthenian contingent under Vyshata,
which did not take part in
naval action, was
captured and
deported to...
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known representative of the
Dobrynya dynasty, Yan
Vyshatich was the son of
Vyshata and a
grandson of Ostromir.
Historical clues about Yan's
career are scarce...
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distant and
meager land and, in 1064, ****isted by his father's
close friend Vyshata,
seized the rich
Tmutarakan on the
Black Sea littoral,
previously controlled...
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feast being on 4 October. In
state affairs, he was ****isted by the
voivode Vyshata and the
bishop Luka Zhidiata. In 1042,
Vladimir may have been in conflict...
- to the Kiev governor, the
voyevode (general)
Putyata Vyshatich (son of
Vyshata Dobrynych,
grandson of
Dobrynya Nikitich).
Putyata Vyshatich served Prince...
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pause in open hostilities—at
least in the chronicles—a
Novgorodian called Vyshata Vasilyevich led his
troops against Yem in 1186,
returning unharmed with...
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Kunikov Yurka,
chelyadinetz (the servant) of
Vyshata –
baritone Sadko,
chelyadinetz (the servant) of
Vyshata –
baritone Vakhrameyevna,
witch – contralto...
