- Oleg I
Ingvarevich the Red, or the Handsome,[citation needed] was
Prince of
Ryazan from 1252 to 1258.[citation needed] v t e v t e...
- Yury or Yuri
Ingvarevich (Russian: Юрий Ингваревич; died
December 21, 1237) also
known as Yuri Igorevich, was
Grand Prince of
Ryazan from 1235
until his...
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return home. The
bodies of the
princes are
brought back to
Ryazan by Yuri
Ingvarevich and the tale ends with
their burial. The
bravery and
strength of Kolovrat...
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Commanders and
leaders Batu Khan
Subutai Yuriy Igorevich of
Ryazan Roman Ingvarevich of
Kolomna Strength Several tumen of
nomad cavalry A few
hundred cavalry...
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Ryazan survivors from the
Battle of
Voronezh River led by
Prince Roman Ingvarevich.
After some
heavy fighting under the
walls of Kolomna, the
young princes...
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historical figures such as Batu Khan, Burundai, Jebei, Subutai, Yuri
Ingvarevich, Yuri Vsevolodovich,
Evpaty Kolovrat,
Alexander Yaroslavich,
Birger Magnusson...
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frontiers of Ryazan; it is
possible that
Prince Yury
Ingvarevich of
Ryazan sent his brother,
Ingvar Ingvarevich, to
Chernigov to s**** help from Mikhail, but he...
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vigorous style using phraseology of Rus'
military tales.
Prince Ingvar Ingvarevich (nephew of
Prince Yuri)
returns from
Chernigov having been
visiting his...
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Hungary was
Andrew II. 1219–1225
Mstislav Mstislavich 1227–1231
Yaroslav Ingvarevich 1231–1234
Aleksandr Vsevolodich 1234–1240
Rostislav Mikhailovich Konstantin...
