-
Kievan Rus', also
known as
Kyivan Rus', was a
state and
later an
amalgam of prin****lities in
Eastern and
Northern Europe from the late 9th to the mid-13th...
- The
Kievan Letter, or
Kyivan letter is an
early 10th-century (ca. 930)
letter thought to be
written by
representatives of the
Jewish community in Kiev...
- The 10th
century Kievian Letter has
Orkhon inscription word-phrase OKHQURÜM, "I read (this or it)"....
-
Bridge of
Hrazdan (Armenian: Հրազդանի Մեծ կամուրջ), more
commonly known as
Kievian Bridge (Armenian: Կիևյան կամուրջ), is an arch
bridge for
traffic linking...
- Faḍl ibn Muḥammad and the "Khazars" as
either Georgians or Abkhazians. A
Kievian prince named Oleg,
grandson of
Jaroslav was
reportedly kidnapped by "Khazars"...
- AD. The
cemetery in
Bodzia is
exceptional in
terms of
Scandinavian and
Kievian Rus links. The
Bodzia man (sample VK157, or
burial E864/I) was not a simple...
- 1869 to 1915, and its
reports included studies of the
architecture of the
Kievian Rus' and
early Moscow periods.
Perhaps the Society's most
significant achievement...
- Khan-Tuvan
sought refuge by
joining the Rus' people. One of the
names on the
Kievian Letter is "Kiabar",
showing that some
Kabars settled in Kiev with the Rus'...
- 1010–1020 CE. The
cemetery in
Bodzia is
exceptional in
terms of
Scandinavian and
Kievian Rus links. The
Bodzia man (sample VK157, or
burial E864/I) was not a simple...
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Ukrainian Cossacks Crimean Karaites Subbotniks Jewish Cossacks Khazars in
fiction Kuzari Kievian Letter Mandgelis Do****ent Red Jews
Schechter Letter Category...
