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List of rulers of the Rurik Dynasty
Princes of Novgorod
* c. 860 – 879 : Rurik
* c. 879 – 912 : Oleg (Regent)
Rulers of Kievan Rus (Grand Princes of Kiev)
* 912 – 945 : Igor
* 945 – 962 : Olga, regent, wife of Igor
* 962 – 972 : Sviatoslav I, son of Igor and Olga
* 972 – 980 : Yaropolk, son of Sviatoslav I
* 980 – 1015 : Vladimir I, son of Sviatoslav I
* 1015–1019 : Sviatopolk I, son of Vladimir I
* 1019–1054 : Yaroslav, son of Vladimir I
* 1054–1068 : Iziaslav I, son of Yaroslav, deposed
* 1068–1069 : Vseslav, great-grandson of Vladimir I, deposed, died 1101
* 1069–1073 : Iziaslav I, restored, deposed
* 1073–1076 : Sviatoslav II, son of Yaroslav
* 1076–1077 : Vsevolod, son of Yaroslav, deposed
* 1077–1078 : Iziaslav I, restored
* 1078–1093 : Vsevolod, restored
* 1093–1113 : Sviatopolk II, son of Iziaslav I
* 1113–1125 : Vladimir Monomakh, son of Vsevolod
* 1125–1132 : Mstislav I, son of Vladimir Monomakh
* 1132-1139 : Yaropolk II, son of Vladimir Monomakh
* 1139 : Vyacheslav , son of Vladimir Monomakh, deposed, died 1154
* 1139-1146 : Vsevolod II of Kiev, grandson of Sviatoslav II
* 1146 : Igor II of Kiev, brother of Vsevolod II of Kiev, deposed, died 1147
* 1146-1154: Iziaslav II of Kiev
* 1149-1151: Yuri Dolgoruki
* 1151-1154: Iziaslav II of Kiev
* 1154: Rostislav I of Kiev
* 1154-1155: Iziaslav III of Kiev
* 1155-1157: Yuri Dolgoruki
* 1157-1158: Iziaslav III of Kiev
* 1159-1162: Rostislav I of Kiev
* 1162: Iziaslav III of Kiev
* 1162-1167: Rostislav I of Kiev
* 1167-1170: Mstislav II of Kiev
* 1170-1171: Gleb of Kiev
* 1171: Vladimir II Mstislavich, Mikhail of Vladimir
* 1171-1173: Roman I of Kiev
* 1173: Vsevolod III of Kiev, Rurik Rostislavich
* 1174: Sviatoslav III of Kiev
* 1174-1175: Yaroslav II of Kiev
* 1175-1177: Roman I of Kiev
* 1777-1780: Sviatoslav III of Kiev
* 1180: Yaroslav II of Kiev
* 1180-1182: Rurik Rostislavich
* 1182-1194: Sviatoslav III of Kiev
* 1194-1202: Rurik Rostislavich
* 1202: Ingvar of Kiev
* 1203-1205: Rurik Rostislavich
* 1206: Vsevolod IV of Kiev
* 1206: Rurik Rostislavich
* 1207: Vsevolod IV of Kiev
* 1207-1210: Rurik Rostislavich
* 1211: Vsevolod IV of Kiev
* 1212-1223: Mstislav III of Kiev
Galician-Volhynian Kings and Princes
* 1199-1205 : Roman, son of Mstislav II of Kiev
* 1205 - 1264 : Danylo, son of Roman
* 1264-1301 : Lev I, son of Danylo
* 1301-1308 : Yuri I, son of Lev I
* 1308-1323 : Andriy and Lev II (co-rulers), sons of Yuri I
Princes of Moscow
* 1283–1303 : Daniel, son of Alexander Nevsky
* 1303–1325 : Yuri, son of Daniel
* 1325–1341 : Ivan I, son of Daniel
* 1341–1353 : Semeon the Proud, son of Ivan I
* 1353–1359 : Ivan II, the Gentle, son of Ivan I
Grand Princes of Moscow-Vladimir
* 1359–1389 : Dmitri Donskoi, son of Ivan II
* 1389–1425 : Vasili I, son of Dmitri Donskoi
* 1425–1462 : Vasili II, the Blind, son of Vasili I
* 1462–1505 : Ivan III, the Great, son of Vasili II, first Sovereign for all Russia
* 1505–1533 : Vasili III, son of Ivan III
Russian Tsars
* 1533–1584 : Ivan IV, the Terrible, son of Vasili III, first to be crowned Tsar in 1547
* 1584–1598 : Feodor I, son of Ivan IV, last of the Riurikovich
It seams, that old Russian it was originally "askold Dir" and not "Askold i Dir" as it is known from the Primary Chronicle. The word askold or oskold is derived from Old Norse оskyldr meaning strange - so probably there was a ruler Kiev called Dir by the Slavs and the Varangians called him something like "оskyldr Dyri" - stranger Dir, later the Russian Varangians forgot the meaning of óskyldr so Nestor wrote about two rulers of Kiev - about Askold and Dir
аскали-черни българи, а за веренгите -чужденци
Асколд Дир- чужденеца Дир(за веренгите)
Угор Личин(Рюрик-Сокол) прогонил мюсулманина от Киевбрат му де
Владимир-Ръсате-Гарван
къде сте панслависти?
символа на птицата(вярата) нема смисъл да я коментирам
Mvlti svnt vocati, pavci vero electi Редактирано от мapдyk на 06.08.07 00:18.
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ай са панслависти и тюркомани