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Iziaslav II
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Osmomysl Roman Mstyslavych 1188–1189
Prince of
Volhynia Vladimir II
Yaroslavich 1189–1199 son of
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because his
boyars had rebelled.
Roman Mstyslavych,
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occupied Halych, but Béla invaded...
