Vladimir I of Kiev (3792 bytes)
1: ...[Image:St_Volodymyr_statue.jpg|thumb|right|Statue in London, UK]]
2: ...bably a mix of [[Norse]] and [[Slavic peoples|Slavic]] elements).
4: ... Vladimir fled (977) to his kinsmen in [[Scandinavia]], and Novgorod fell to Yaropolk.
6: ...g to Vladimir, who now ruled all his father's domains.
8: ...Byzantine Empire]] successfully in the [[Crimea]] in 987.

Vladimir II, Prince of Novgorod (548 bytes)
1: ...evolod I, Prince of Kiev|Vsevolod I]], prince of Kiev.
3: ...ategory:1020 births|Novgorod, Vladimir II, Prince of]]
4: ...ategory:1052 deaths|Novgorod, Vladimir II, Prince of]]

Prince County, Prince Edward Island (240 bytes)
1: ...town is [[Summerside, Prince Edward Island|Summerside]].
4: [[Category:Prince Edward Island counties]]

Kiev (26148 bytes)
1: ...h central part of the country on the [[Dnieper]] river.
3: ...s would probably raise this figure to about 4 million.
5: ...rning bodies of that oblast' are situated in the city.
7: ...ons, world-famous [[museum]]s and [[art]] institutions.
9: ...y-developed system of [[public transport]], including [[metro]] system.

Kiev TV Tower (254 bytes)
1: ...wer]] built in [[1973]] in [[Kiev]], [[Ukraine]]. Its peak reaches 385 m/1263 ft.
3: See also: [[List of towers]], [[List of masts]]
7: [[Category:Buildings and structures in Ukraine]]

Anne of Kiev (1434 bytes)
1: ...rance]], whom she married at the cathedral of [[Reims]], May 19, 1051. She had three sons
3: *[[Philip I of France|Philippe I, King of France]] ([[May 23]], [[1052]] - July 30, 1108)
4: ... on crusade in [[Tarsus in Cilicia|Tarsus]], Cilicia.
7: ...me of his father's death. She was the first queen of France to serve as regent.
9: ...ery similar predicament in the 1090s. Raoul died in September 1071.

Iziaslav of Kiev (999 bytes)
1: ...nces [[Oleg Svyatoslavich]] and [[Boris Vyacheslavich]].
3: ...I]]|succeeded=[[Sviatoslav II of Kiev|Sviatoslav II]]}}
5: [[Category:Rulers of Kievan Rus]]
7: [[de:Isjaslaw I.]]
8: [[it:Iziaslav I di Kiev]]

Sviatoslav II of Kiev (2117 bytes)
1: ...oslav I the Wise]] and father of [[Oleg Svyatoslavich]].
3: ...irst Russian legal code [[Russkaya Pravda]] is assigned to the brothers.
5: ... uncles were [[Emperor Henry III]] and Pope [[Leo IX]].
7: ...n [[Kilij Arslan II]] claimed to descend from one of Svyatoslav's daughters.
9: ...lav of Kiev|Iziaslav]]|succeeded=[[Vsevolod I of Kiev|Vsevolod]]}}

Sviatopolk I of Kiev (3678 bytes)
1: ...[Kiev]], ruler of Kiev in ([[1015]]-1019), Prince of [[Turov]] ([[988]] - 1015).
3: ...defeated and fled to Poland, eventually dying on his way there.
5: ...re later [[Canonization|cannonized]] by the [[Russian Orthodox Church]].
7: ... of Kiev|Vladimir I]]|succeeded=[[Yaroslav I the Wise|Yaroslav]]}}
8: {{lived|b=1015|d=1019|key=Sviatopolk I of Kiev}}

Yaropolk of Kiev (2614 bytes)
1: ...0]]) was a young and rather enigmatic ruler of [[Kiev]] between [[972]] and 980.
3: ...bout Oleg's death. Yaropolk became the sole ruler of [[Rus]].
4: [[Image:yaropolk_murder.jpg|thumb|Murder of Yaropolk]]
5: ...here he would be killed in an ambush by two Varangians.
7: ...Russian Apostle untarnished for succeeding generations.

Kiev Metro (1629 bytes)
1: ... the first metro in [[Ukraine]] and the third one in the [[USSR]].
2: ...etro_MapStations_Ukr.gif|thumb|250px|Plan of the Kiev Metro]]
4: ...s served by 580 cars and is open daily from 6:00 till 0:00.
6: === History ===
7: ... joined it on [[17 December]] [[1976]], and the third one on [[31 December]] [[1989]].

Igor of Kiev (507 bytes)
1: ...iev]]'s power until being killed by [[Drevlians]] in [[945]].
3: ...eceded=[[Oleg of Kiev|Oleg]]|succeeded=[[Olga of Kiev|Olga]]}}
5: [[Category:Rulers of Kievan Rus]]
7: {{bio-stub}}
9: [[de:Igor (Russland)]]

Mstislav II of Kiev (455 bytes)
1: ...Son of [[Izyaslav Mstislavich]], Grand Prince of Kiev.
5: [[Category:1170 deaths|Kiev, Mstislav II of]]
7: [[de:Mstislaw_II._%28Russland%29]]

Olga of Kiev (5294 bytes)
1: [[Image:Olgaofkiev.jpg|frame|right|Olga of Kiev]]
2: ...uture [[Igor of Kiev|Igor]] of [[Kiev]], arguably in [[903]].
4: ...Kievan Rus]] as regent ([[945]]-c.[[963]]) for their son, Svyatoslav.
6: ...ian name Helene (Russian: Yelena), after the reigning Empress Helena Lekapena.
8: ...to make [[Christianity]] the lasting [[state religion]].

Iziaslav II of Kiev (667 bytes)
1: ...54), oldest son of Mstislav Vladimirovich, Prince of [[Novgorod]].
3: ...iev]]|preceded=[[Igor II of Kiev]]|succeeded=[[Yuri Dolgoruky]]}}
4: {{lived|b=1097|d=1154|key=Iziaslav II Mstislavich}}
5: [[Category:Russian leaders]]
6: {{bio-stub}}

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

Gleb of Kiev (385 bytes)
1: ...f [[Kiev]] (1169, [[1170]]-[[1171]]). Son of [[Yuri Dolgoruky]].
5: [[Category:1171 deaths|Kiev, Gleb of]]

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

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

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

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