Iziaslav I of Kiev
Kievan Prince and military leader
Born
1024
1001 years ago
Died
October 3rd, 1078
947 years ago — 54 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Ukraine
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Ruled as Grand Prince of Kiev from 1054 to 1078, centered on consolidating the Kievan Rus' power. Played a crucial role in the political landscape of Eastern Europe during this period. Known for his conflicts with rival princes and efforts to maintain control over the Kievan territory amidst increasing fragmentation. Engaged in wars against neighboring powers, including the Poles and the Cumans, in attempts to expand and protect the realms. His reign ultimately ended with death in 1078, marking a tumultuous period in Kievan history.
Ruled as Grand Prince of Kiev until 1078
Engaged in military campaigns against the Poles
Faced opposition from other Kievan princes
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