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SM ISO690:2012 YASYNETSKA, Olena. The peculiarities of genealogy and marriage conditions of the king of Poland Bolesław II the Generous and Kyivan Rus’ princess Vysheslava (c. 1067). In: Revista de Etnologie şi Culturologie, 2018, nr. 23, pp. 56-66. ISSN 1857-2049. |
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Numărul 23 / 2018 / ISSN 1857-2049 /ISSNe 2537-6152 | ||||||
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The article analyses the circumstances of one of the Polish-Kyivan Rus matrimonial alliances – between king of Poland Bolesław II the Generous (the Brave; circa 1042 – after 1081) and the Ruthenian princess Vysheslava (c. 1047 – after 1089). Data on the sole heir of the royal couple – Meshko (around 1069–1089) and his dynastic marriage to the Kiev princess are given. The genealogy of Boleslaw II, the eldest son of Kazimir I (1016–1058), and the Kiev princess Dobonega-Maria (1015 / 1017–1087), was tracked, according to our version – the daughter of St. Boris-Roman Vladimirovich (around 990–1015 / 1017). The genealogy of the wife of Boleslaw II – Kiev Princess Vysheslava, granddaughter or great-granddaughter of Yaroslav the Wise is traced. The existing and new genealogical versions of her family tree are considered. The arguments in favor of her origin from the dynasty of Przemysl princes – descendants of Vladimir Yaroslavich (1020–1052) are given. The peculiarities of life and activity of the royal couple – Boleslaw II and Vysheslava, as well as their role in the cultural development of Poland in the second half of the ХІ century are determined. Monuments of cult construction, whose founders or restorers are considered Boleslaw II and his wife, are named. The research substantiates the existence of active dynastic relations between Poland and Kyivan Rus in the XI‒XII centuries as an important factor of interstate and intercultural cooperation |
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Cuvinte-cheie Poland, Kyivan Rus, Vysheslava, Bolesław II the Generous (the Brave), dynastic relations. |
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