Vsevolod I of Kiev
Grand Prince of Kiev, military leader
Grand Prince of Kiev, military leader
1030
996 years ago
Leaders & Politicians
Ukraine
Ruled as Grand Prince of Kiev from 1078 until 1093. Strengthened the Kievan state and expanded its influence through military campaigns and strategic alliances. Engaged in conflicts with neighboring princes and was instrumental in various wars during his reign. Oversaw significant architectural projects, including the construction of churches and fortifications. Advanced the administration of the realm while maintaining a balance of power among the princely families.
Expanded the Kievan state
Strengthened military power against rivals
Contributed to construction of significant religious architecture
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