Iziaslav II of Kiev (667 bytes)
1: ...54), oldest son of Mstislav Vladimirovich, Prince of [[Novgorod]].
3: ... Rus|Grand Prince of Kiev]]|preceded=[[Igor II of Kiev]]|succeeded=[[Yuri Dolgoruky]]}}
4: {{lived|b=1097|d=1154|key=Iziaslav II Mstislavich}}

Iziaslav of Kiev (999 bytes)
1: ...veral occasions. In 1077 he succeeded in retaking Kiev once again, but soon died in an internecine war a...
3: ...he Wise|Yaroslav I]]|succeeded=[[Sviatoslav II of Kiev|Sviatoslav II]]}}
5: [[Category:Rulers of Kievan Rus]]
8: [[it:Iziaslav I di Kiev]]

Iziaslav III of Kiev (765 bytes)
1: ...]], 1162). Son of [[David Svyatoslavich]], Prince of Chernigov.
9: [[Rulers of Kievan Rus]]
11: Succeeded by:<br>[[Rostislav of Kiev|Rostislav of Kiev]]
18: [[Category:1162 deaths|Kiev, Iziaslav III of]]

Iziaslav IV Vladimirovich (442 bytes)
1: ...[[Grand Prince]] of [[Kiev]] (1235-[[1236]]). Son of [[Vladimir Igorevich]].
5: [[Category:1186 births|Vladimirovich, Iziaslav IV]]

Kiev (26148 bytes)
1: ...of [[Ukraine]], located in the north central part of the country on the [[Dnieper]] river.
3: ... 2,642,486 inhabitants, although the large number of unregistered [[migrant]]s would probably raise th...
5: ...Kyivs'ka oblast']]. However, the governing bodies of that oblast' are situated in the city.
7: ...rial, scientific, educational and cultural center of [[Eastern Europe]]. It is home to many high-tech...
9: ...ensive infrastructure and highly-developed system of [[public transport]], including [[metro]] system.

Kiev TV Tower (254 bytes)
1: ...wer''' is a tall [[tower]] built in [[1973]] in [[Kiev]], [[Ukraine]]. Its peak reaches 385 m/1263 ft.
3: See also: [[List of towers]], [[List of masts]]

Vsevolod II of Kiev (584 bytes)
1: ...1139-1146), son of [[Oleg Svyatoslavich]], Prince of Chernigov.
3: ...iev|Yaropolk II]]|succeeded=[[Iziaslav II of Kiev|Iziaslav II]]}}
5: [[Category:1146 deaths|Kiev, Vsevolod II of]]

Yaropolk II of Kiev (608 bytes)
1: ...[[Grand Prince]] of [[Kiev]] ([[1132]]-1138), son of [[Vladimir Monomakh]].
7: Preceded by:<br>[[Mstislav of Kiev|Mstislav]]
9: [[Rulers of Kievan Rus]]
11: Succeeded by:<br>[[Vsevolod II of Kiev|Vsevolod II]]

Mstislav of Kiev (2800 bytes)
1: ..., taken to allude to his grandfather, [[Harold II of England]].
5: ... his family sepulchre at Berestovo and the church of Our Lady at Podil.
7: ...on his death, as the chronicler put it, "the land of Rus was torn apart".
9: ... II of Denmark]], Euphrosyne married king Geza II of [[Hungary]], and Eupraxia married [[Byzantine Emp...
17: [[Rulers of Kievan Rus]]

Sviatopolk II of Kiev (3084 bytes)
1: ... abbey of St Michael] to glorify the patron saint of his father.]]
2: ...gainst the [[Jew]]ish merchants and [[Varangian]] officials who speculated in grain and salt.
4: ...im in [[Turov]], which would remain in possession of [[Ostrogski|his descendants]] until the 17th cent...
6: ...the [[Kypchaks]] but was defeated in the [[Battle of the Stugna River]] (1097).
8: .../img.photosight.ru/2005/01/28/743206.jpg Golden-Roofed]'' up to the present. The so-called [[Primary C...

Kiev Metro (1629 bytes)
1: ... is the [[metro]] (subway) system that provides [[Kiev]] with [[mass-transit]] services. It was the firs...
2: ...Metro_MapStations_Ukr.gif|thumb|250px|Plan of the Kiev Metro]]
4: [[As of 2004]], the three Kiev metro lines total 54.8 km in length and comprise ...
18: *[http://www.metro.kiev.ua/ The official Kiev Metro site]<br>
19: *[http://www.metropoliten.kiev.ua/ Kiev Metro site, supported by railfans]

Rostislav of Kiev (725 bytes)
1: ...[Kiev]] ([[1154]], [[1159]]-1167). He was the son of [[Mstislav Vladimirovich]].
7: Preceded by:<br>[[Iziaslav III of Kiev|Iziaslav III]]
9: [[Rulers of Kievan Rus]]
11: Succeeded by:<br>[[Mstislav II of Kiev|Mstislav II]]

Mikhail of Kiev (551 bytes)
1: ...[[Kiev]] (1238-[[1239]]). Son of [[Vsevolod IV of Kiev|Vsevolod Svyatoslavich]].
5: [[Category:1179 births|Kiev, Mikhail of]]
6: [[Category:1246 deaths|Kiev, Mikhail of]]

Vsevolod IV of Kiev (438 bytes)
1: ...[[Kiev]] ([[1206]]-[[1212]], with intervals). Son of [[Svyatoslav II Vsevolodovich]].
5: [[Category:1214 deaths|Kiev, Vsevolod IV of]]

Rostislav II of Kiev (532 bytes)
1: ...5-[[1210]]), Prince of [[Galich]] ([[1207]]). Son of [[Rurik Rostislavich]].
5: [[Category:1173 births|Kiev, Rostislav II of]]
6: [[Category:1214 deaths|Kiev, Rostislav II of]]

Ingvar of Kiev (2056 bytes)
1: ...207]]). Son of [[Yaroslav Izyaslavich]], grandson of [[Vladimir Monomakh]].
3: ...attle near [[Belgorod]], Ingvar voluntarily ceded Kiev to Mstislav Romanovich and left for Lutsk. ...
5: ...mir Ingvarevich]], [[Yaroslav Ingvarevich]] and [[Iziaslav Ingvarevich]].

Vyacheslav of Kiev (528 bytes)
1: ...ince]] of [[Kiev]] ([[1139]], 1151-[[1154]]). Son of [[Vladimir Monomakh]].

Igor II of Kiev (324 bytes)
1: ...v]] (1147). Son of [[Oleg Svyatoslavich]], Prince of Chernigov.

Yaroslav II of Kiev (443 bytes)
1: ...] of [[Kiev]] ([[1174]]-[[1175]], 1180). Son of [[Iziaslav II]].
5: [[Category:1180 deaths|Kiev, Yaroslav II of]]

Roman of Kiev (463 bytes)
1: ... [[Novgorod]] ([[1178]]-[[1179]]). He was the son of [[Rostislav Mstislavich]].
5: [[Category:1180 deaths|Kiev, Roman of]]

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