870:Русские летописи: I. Летописец патриарха Никифора. II. Летописец Переяславля Суздальского. III. Хроника русская (Летописец вкратце) ["Rus' Chronicles: I. Chronicler of Patriarch Nikephoros. II. Chronicler of Pereyaslavl-Suzdal. III. Rus' Chronicon (Brief chronicle) by Prof. Danilovich, Ignatiy Nikolaevich. Based on the manuscript attached to N. P. Nikiforov, with a preface by Sergey Belokurov. Readings in the Society of Russian History and Antiquities. — 1898. — Book 4. — С. V—IX, 7—17;
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388:. Berezhkov was also inclined to the western Rus' origin of the first part of the chronicle. The basis for this assumption are the linguistic features of the text, as well as the fact that in the Archival collection before the Chronicler is placed the Chronograph of 1262, and in the Nikiforovsky collection it is followed by the
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is concentrated on the
Vladimir-Suzdal Principality. In this second part of the chronicle, as in the first, the compilation of material is selective. Almost exclusively, events mentioning either directly the great Vladimir-Suzdal princes or other representatives of the ruling Suzdalian clan, are
201:) were skipped almost entirely. The ending of the PVL is most severely shortened: after 1051, the LPS only has entries on 1054, 1063, 1070, 1072–1075, 1086, 1089, and 1091; the entries for the years 1092–1107 are missing completely. After 1108 and 1110, the LPS rushes forward to the year 1137.
197:; similarly, the opening date of 6360 (852) on PVL page 17 line 25 is reached already on LPS page 5 (l. 483). The Nikiforov short manuscript breaks off at the entry for the year 907; the Archival long manuscript continues past 907. Some story lines (for example, the struggle with the
924:
Nasonov, Α. N. (1959). "Об отношении летописания Переяславля Русского к киевскому (XII в.) Ob otnošenij letopisanija
Perejaslavlja-Russkogo к Kievskomu (XII v.)" [On the relationship of the chronicle of Pereyaslavl-Russky to that of Kyiv (12th century)].
910:
Milyutenko, Nadezhda
Ilyinichna (1996). "Владимирский великокняжеский свод 1205 г. (Радзивиловская летопись) Vladimirskij velikoknjaieskij svod 1205 goda (Radzivilovskaja letopis')" [Vladimirian grand-princely svod of 1205 (Radziwiłł Chronicle)].
690:
Berezhkov, Mikhail
Nikolaevich, Еще несколько слов о Летописце Переяславля Суздальского . Collection of the Historical and Philological Society at the Institute of Prince Bezborodko in Nizhyn. (1900). Vol. 3, Chapter 3. pp.
946:
Berezhkov, Mikhail
Nikolaevich, Еще несколько слов о Летописце Переяславля Суздальского // Сборник Историко-филологического общества при Институте кн. Безбородко в Нежине. Нежин, 1900. — Т. 3, отд. 3. — С.
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Lavrovsky, Pyotr
Alekseevich, Замечательные слова из Переяславской летописи. — Известия по русскому языку и словесности Академии наук . — 1854. — Vol. 3. — Leningrad. 8, 9, Additions, pp. 126—128.
863:
Mikhail
Andreyevich Obolensky (ed.), Летописец Переяславля Суздальского . In: Sequel to the Muscovite Society of History and Antiquities of Russia. — 1851. — Book 9. Chapter 2. (separate edition:
225:(1174–1176). After 1157, primarily events in the northeastern Rus' principalities are described, while the number of news records about events in Kievan Rus' in general sharply decreases.
185:(PVL) section of the LPS (l. 481 – l. 508ob; 55 pages instead of 286) is significantly abridged, and has numerous omissions and errors. The LPS beginning takes just 1.5 pages to get from
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Soviet historian A. N. Nasonov (1959) documented how the LPS shares this pattern of a post-1157 quasi-exclusive focus on
Suzdalian events with the other three manuscripts of the
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Collection Российский государственный архив древних актов (РГАДА, RGADA), in Moscow Main
Archive of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (f. 181), № 279/658 (olim: № 902/1468).
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Mikhail
Andreyevich Obolensky, Летописец русских царей . In:' Супрасльская рукопись, содержащая Новгородскую и Киевскую сокращенные летописи . (1836) pp. 161–172. Moscow.
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contains entries for the years 1137 and 1143, and then a continuous narrative of the events of 1138–1214. Beginning with the entry of 1138, the main attention of the
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was found as part of the Nikiforov collection (from the collection of N. P. Nikiforov), dating from around the same time. According to the observations of
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953:, Обозрение русских Летописных Сводов XIV‒XVI вв. / Отв. ред.: А. С. Орлов, Б. Д. Греков. Институт литературы АН СССР. — Moscow ; Leningrad :
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381:; 1900), the LPS was created in the 15th century. According to A. A. Shakhmatov, the Vladimirian chronicle codex was created between 1216 and 1219.
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in the years 1212–1213. The accounts of this period are remarkably detailed, and contain many significant details not found in other chronicles.
131:. The historian found this chronicle in compilation form as part of the late-15th-century Archival collection, found by him in the files of the
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940:, Обозрение летописца Переяславского // Ученые записки II отделения Императорской Академии наук . — 1854. — Book 1, Chapter III. pp. 59—98.
665:, Обозрение русских Летописных Сводов XIV‒XVI вв. / Отв. ред.: А. С. Орлов, Б. Д. Греков. Институт литературы АН СССР. М. ; Л. :
51:. Two late-15th-century manuscripts of it have been preserved, which seem to indicate a close textual relationship with the 13th-century
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Karsky, Evfimiy Fedorovich, К истории звуков и форм белорусской речи // РФВ. — 1892. — № 4. — С. 182—225 (о языке памятника);
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represent an interpolation made by the compiler of the Archival Collection after the Chronograph of the Archival.
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103:. It was Imperial Russian historian and archivist Mikhail Andreyevich Obolensky (1806—1873) who gave it its name
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492:. According to Shakhmatov and Priselkov, in the part between 1132 and 1215, its content is very close to the
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Mikhail Dmitrievich Priselkov, История русского летописания XI—XV вв. .(in Russian) Leningrad, 1940. p. 101.
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The chronicler of Pereyaslavl Suzdal occupies a special place as a source on the history of the
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Aleksander Sergeyevich Orlov (1871–1947) assumed that the LPS originated in western
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730:"Textual Criticism and the Povest' vremennykh let: Some Theoretical Considerations"
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891:, . (2016), pp. 296. Moscow: Moscow University Publishing House, 2016. pp. 296.
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634:"Летописец Переяславля Суздальского : предисловие, перевод, комментарий"
913:Труды Отдела древнерусской литературы Trudy Otdela drevnerusskoj literatury
889:Летописец Переяславля Суздальского : предисловие, перевод, комментарий
587:[The Chronicler of Pereyaslavl-Suzdal] (in Russian). Archived from
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Orlov, Aleksander Sergeyevich, О галицко-волынском летописании. . In:
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463:(entries of 1102, 1111, 1138–1214). The latter goes back to the
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included. The most fully preserved stories are about
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927:Проблемы источниковедения Problemy istočnikovedenija
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Proceedings of the Department of Old Rus' Literature
510:, although Priselkov's 1950 "reconstruction" of the
970:"Who Wrote the Laurentian Chronicle (1177–1203)?"
133:Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Empire
815:The Rise and Demise of the Myth of the Rus' Land
704:. Volume 5 (1947), pp. 30—32. Moscow/Leningrad:
75:: In the long manuscript, the text calls itself
740:(1). Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute: 21.
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821:. Leeds: Arc Humanities Press. p. 11.
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980:(2). Universitätsverlag WINTER: 237–265.
284: Southern Rus' sources (similar to
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309: Laurentian continuation of the
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7:
974:Zeitschrift für Slavische Philologie
585:"Летописец Переяславля Суздальского"
583:Tvorogov, Oleg Viktorovich (1987).
195:main textual witnesses take 9 pages
135:. In 1851, Obolensky published the
33:Летописец Переяславля Суздальского
14:
874:Полное собрание русских летописей
772:Slavonic and East European Review
532:Vsevolod Yurievich "the Big Nest"
528:Vladimir-Suzdal war of succession
514:after the 10th century was later
865:Chronicler of Pereyaslavl-Suzdal
728:Ostrowski, Donald (March 1981).
420:Chronicler of Pereyaslavl-Suzdal
210:Chronicler of Pereyaslavl-Suzdal
149:: Later, a small excerpt of the
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47:, abbreviated "LPS") is a short
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880:/ Compiled by. S. N. Kisterev,
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379:Mykhailo Mykolayovych Berezhkov
437:Nikephoros I of Constantinople
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766:Halperin, Charles J. (2001).
640:(in Russian). Archived from
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467:of the early 13th century.
373:Dating and place of writing
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404:united as Galicia–Volhynia
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193:and Lybid', where the
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613:(БАН, BAN). 45.11.16.
461:Pereyaslavl Chronicle
344:Sofia First Chronicle
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330:continuation of the
483:Radziwiłł Chronicle
473:Suzdalian Chronicle
465:Suzdalian Chronicle
454:Vydubychi Monastery
332:Suzdalian Chronicle
327:Radziwiłł Chronicle
311:Suzdalian Chronicle
300:Suzdalian Chronicle
121:Pereyaslavl-Yuzhnyy
111:in the present-day
54:Suzdalian Chronicle
678:PSRL 1995 p. 3–65.
663:Aleksey Shakhmatov
508:Tverian Chronicles
489:Academic Chronicle
422:and the preceding
223:Andrey Bogolyubsky
155:Aleksey Shakhmatov
119:(earlier known as
113:Russian Federation
109:Pereslavl-Zalessky
667:Nauka (publisher)
512:Trinity Chronicle
499:Trinity Chronicle
425:Letopisets vskore
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