Firstly, some Russian thugs participated in KP-I and are mentioned by non-Russians. Secondly, let's remember what happened in Russia in 1096.
On April 13, 1093, Grand Duke Vsevolod Yaroslavich, the grandson of St. Vladimir, died.
His son Vladimir, in order to avoid strife, gave the throne to his cousin Svyatopolk Izyaslavich, and, as it turned out, in vain. The fact is that, having learned about the death of Vsevolod, the Polovtsy sent ambassadors to Kiev: like, decide that everything will be the same. Mu … ak Svyatopolk, without consulting the squad, put the ambassadors in prison. The Polovtsians were somewhat offended by this, and they went to sort it out.
Tellingly, they pissed off to go to Kiev and besieged Torchesk, who was always puffing for the federal center. Now Svyatopolk has already pissed off and dismissed the ambassadors, but the Polovtsians said that "teper is just a bloody mest!" Svyatopolk began to gather an army, but it did not gather, and he had to call for his cousin Vladimir, thereby giving up the Great Table to him.
Vladimir was a state man, so he sent for his brother Rostislav, ordering him to hurry to help, and he himself came to Kiev. After a short kindred srach, Vladimir and Svyatopolk kiss the cross between themselves. Then the question arose of what to do with the anti-fascists, who sent their cultural characteristics everywhere. Vladimir offered to conclude peace, although Svyatopolk rati. The Vsevolodovichs had to agree, although they felt that it would not end well. Wading across the Stugna, which overflowed at that moment, the Russians stood between the ramparts, and then both-on: the anti-fascists approached, it was May 26. After the skirmish between the Russian and Polovtsian horse archers, the mess began. Svyatopolk fought well, but his Kievites pissed off and ran, the prince was the last to retreat. Having chased away the Kievites, the Polovtsians climbed on the Vsevolodovites, and they also could not resist, rushed to the river and Rostislav drowned in front of Vladimir, who returned to Chernigov in a great mountain.
The Polovtsi continued to engage in cultural peculiarities and again laid siege to Torchesk. Torquay bravely fought back and did not stop appealing to the federal center: would he force the anti-fascists to peace and threaten, in case of refusal, separatism. The Polovtsi decided to show whose cones are in the forest, and they also laid siege to Kiev. Svyatopolk went out to meet them. was defeated again, but the Polovtsians withdrew from the capital and returned to Torchesk, who after a while exhausted and capitulated. The Polovtsi burned the city down, and the locals were all enslaved - the federal center was dying in the eyes of the national outskirts.
On this occasion, there was blah-blah-bla groaning and human grief and the Lord of all for our sins and finally, in short, a local Fallout was outlined, for the Polovtsy continued to fight the land in addition to the siege of Torchesk.
The year 1093 ended so sadly for the Russians.
In 1094, Svyatopolk married the daughter of Tugorkan, apparently deciding that there are no ugly women, and if anything, he would cover his face with a pillow. The father-in-law got emotional and made peace with the Russians.
And here - both-for-2! Oleg Svyatoslavich came from Tmutorakan with other Polovtsi and laid siege to his cousin Vladimir in his Chernigov - Oleg did not like the Southern Federal District and wanted something more impressive - this was his third approach to the projectile in alliance with anti-fascists. Vladimir surrendered and went to Pereyaslavl, Oleg sat down in Chernigov, in gratitude allowing the Polovtsian allies to recruit as many Russian rams as they wanted (which they gladly did).
And in August 1094, on the 16th, locusts ran into Russia in wild quantities and devoured wheat and grass, and this was the first time in the history of observations.
And then the Polovtsy Itlar and Kytan came to Vladimir Vsevolodovich in Pereyaslavl - like, put up again - then de Tugorkan put up with Svyatopolk, and now we will make up with you, if you don't mind. Vladimir was forced to give his son Svyatoslav Kytan hostage and let Itlar and his best soldiers into the city. Then a messenger from Svyatopolk came to Vladimir with the details of a certain skinhead plan, and the squad told the prince that it was time to finish with the non-Russians (Itlar and his guards), otherwise they were completely morose. Vladimir at first resisted: "But what about the oath?", so what?"
Vladimir agreed, and, having involved the Torks in the case, who had a dipped tooth on the Polovtsians, first carried out a special operation to kidnap his son, Svyatoslav, at night, then cut Kytan and his squad asleep. Itlar was sitting in Pereyaslavl in the courtyard of a certain Ratibor and did not know about anything, the next day, Sunday, it was decided to end with him. To begin with, they sent him a message: come, they say, to Vladimir's yard, let's bazaar, what? And then they locked it up. Itlar began to dig a tunnel from the premises, but he just dug it out when Ratibor filled him up with a bow, and the others were beaten like that. This special operation took place on February 24, 1096.
After that, Svyatopolk Izyaslavich and Vladimir Vsevolodovich combined forces and offered Oleg, who was sitting in Chernigov, to atone for, finally, with blood, and join the campaign against the nasty. Oleg promised, but slyly pissed and did not go, and in vain, because Svyatopolk and Vladimir raided the camps of the killed Polovtsian princes and filled everyone, even camels, after which they demanded from Oleg to pee in a good way the son of the late Itlar who was kept at his court … Oleg sent everyone and the cousins harbored a grudge.
In the summer of 1095 (1096?), The Polovtsi fought Yuryev, but they sucked it off, and then Svyatopolk came and drove them away and the population was brought to Russia and built on the Vitichev hill the city of Svyatopolch. The abandoned Yuryev was burned by the Polovtsians.
No less interesting events took place in the North. There were no Polovtsians, but there were Yaroslav's grandchildren in abundance. Davyd Svyatoslavich left Novgorod for Smolensk, because he was not liked by the gentlemen of Novgorod. Lord Novgorodians told him not to go to them anymore, and they themselves brought Mstislav Vladimirovich from Rostov. And Izyaslavl Vladimirovich left Kursk and squeezed Murom from Oleg Svyatoslavich, which the residents of Murom were so happy about that they even tied Oleg's mayor.
But then, stsuko, on the 28th of August, the locusts again came running and everyone crap, how many there were.
In the spring of 1096 Svyatopolk and Vladimir sent to Oleg with a proposal to conclude a fair peace in Pasan before the bishops, abbots and in general the whole world. Oleg replied in the sense that csb. Then Svyatopolk and Vladimir were already really offended and raided Chernigov on May 3, and Oleg from there, respectively, ran out and came running to Starodub. But since he had already bored everyone, the cousins chased after him, laid siege to the city and fought terribly, although they were being fired at from the city. Oleg pissed off completely and went out to surrender and kiss the cross. Since the church had already been buzzing all the princes about Boris and Gleb, they did not cut him, and even offered to go to Davyd in order to bring him to Kiev and conclude a general union treaty. Oleg agreed - and what was left for him? He went to Smolensk, but from there he was sent, and Oleg had to be satisfied with Ryazan.
But while the princes were engaged in these interesting matters, the Polovtsy Bonyak was rude near Kiev again (surprise-surprise!) In Russia, and on May 24, Kurya burned out the surroundings of Pereyaslavl. All this time Svyatopolk and Vladimir besieged Oleg, og. And then Svyatopolk's father-in-law, Tugorkan, laid siege to Pereyaslal.but Vladimir and Svyatopolk had already become seasoned warriors and friendly brothers, just like the Donskoy and Khorobry, so they decided that they would not go to sleep, and first lifted the siege from Zarub. Then they secretly climbed Trubezh, and Vladimir began to arrange the regiments, but the Russians were already terribly annoyed by all this mess, so they did not wait until the end of the marching columns heyne, but began to hit the Polovtsians - and then the COLUMNS HAVE BEATED! Filthy, in short, shoulders in the distance, ours drove them terribly and killed the fucking father-in-law and everyone else.
So Boch rescued the Orthodox on June 19 (sometimes they write that July, but this is a mistake), but it was too early to relax, because the next time the mangy Bonyak pounded and almost flew into exile in Kiev, barely had time to close, then he began to burn and rape neighborhoods and burned several monasteries, including the Pechersk. Having burned everything, Bonyak left Kiev.
And at the same time, Oleg and Davyd, instead of going to make up to Kiev, began to fill Izyaslav Vladimirovich in Murom and then in the north pi … and what a separate war with the participation of Rostov, Murom, Suzdal, Novgorod, Belozer and in general!
And only in 1097 the Lyubech congress took place, at which everyone seemed to have kissed the cross, but already in November the famous pi … c took place and everything started all over again.
AND YOU STILL ASK: "WHAT'S CHO RUSSIANS GOING ON THE CRUSH?")))))))))))))))
