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By the end of the century, only three cities — Moscow, Tver, and Nizhny
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rule imposed its principles of state on the northeastern Rus' principalities, which were very different from those of
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European countries culturally and in historical development. Later on, however, the Rus' polities and Europe began diverging due to a number of factors. The
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with Roman whitestone construction and decorative technique. This mixture of Greek and
Western European traditions was possible only in Kievan Rus'. One of its results was a famous architectural masterpiece of Vladimir, the
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to the west. Intercepting that commercial shipping for their own profit was tempting for the
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had moved the residence from Kiev to Vladimir not long before, in 1299). In the late fourteenth century, the principal object of worship of the "old" capital—the icon of the
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secured the throne. He continued most of his brother's policies and once again subjugated Kiev in 1203. Vsevolod's chief enemies, however, were the Southern
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and uncommon expressiveness of laconic blots and lines, which send a message of a complex symbolic implication, close to the then widely-spread doctrine of
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to be installed as the Grand Prince in Vladimir. As many factions strove for power, the principality rapidly disintegrated into eleven tiny states:
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None of the cities of the principality managed to regain the power of Kievan Rus' after the Mongol invasion. Vladimir became a vassal of the
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Rus' was only able to recover from the consequences of the Mongol invasion by the late thirteenth century. The first areas to recover were
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significantly increased Vladimir's power at the expense of the nearby princely states, which he treated with contempt. When grand prince
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neighbours. In the early fourteenth century, leadership in the northeastern lands was transferred from the Principality of Vladimir to
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took and burnt Vladimir in 1238. Thereupon they proceeded to devastate other major cities of Vladimir-Suzdal during the
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including the lands of Rostov. Little is known about the region until the 1090s, except that the town of
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in the region dominated mostly by paganism. Until the 11th century, Rostov was often associated with
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from "all over the world". These cathedrals, however, are not identical to the Roman edifices of
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4205:Social entrepreneurship
4094:Forced public apologies
4029:Anti-American sentiment
2735:Воронин, Н. Н. (1974).
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2350:Russian Orthodox Church
1957:Eurasian Economic Union
1806:Parade of sovereignties
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930:Under Mongol suzerainty
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668: Rostov-Suzdal in
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232:Vladimir on the Klyazma
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3428:Central Russian Upland
2806:Martin, Janet (2007).
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2526:, pp. 103, 149.
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1961:Annexation of Crimea
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2141:Zaporizhzhia Oblast
1973:Invasion of Ukraine
1762:Great Patriotic War
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1543:February Revolution
1430:Emancipation reform
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2057:Republic of Crimea
2008:Russian Federation
1951:Presidential terms
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1796:Chernobyl disaster
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