Ancient Rus through 1440

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Document consists of journals, observations, and letters.
(10th century; Russian translations with commentary).
(11th century; Russian translation).
Documents have orders about tithing for princes and relations between princes and church court.
(11 century; commentaries, fragment of the documents Old Slavic language transcription in modern Russian letters).
Document consists the offer of Vladimir Monomakh to Oleg Svyatoslavovich to make peace.
(11 century; commentaries, Old Slavic language transcription in the modern Russian letters).
(11 century; commentaries, modern Russian language).
Document consists of written witnesses about schools’ existence.
(11-13 centuries; facsimiles, commentaries, Old Russian transcription and modern Russian translation).
Site consists of the fragments of the documents.
(11-13 centuries; facsimiles, commentaries, Old Slavic transcription and modern Russian translation).
Site consists of multiple documents of economic, juridical, and political nature.
(11-15 centuries; facsimiles in the Old Slavic language, images, Old Slavic language transcription, modern Russian translation).
Document consists of juridical and economic rights of Monastery .
(1147; commentaries, Old Slavic transcription and modern Russian translation).
Document consists of the peace conditions between Novgorod and German lands.
(the end of 12 centuries; Old Russian transcription).
Site consists of fragments of writings on birch bark and explanations.
(12-14 centuries; images, facsimiles, commentaries, Old Slavic transcription and Russian translation).
Site consists of fragments of writings on birch bark and explanations.
(12 centuries; images, facsimiles, commentaries, Old Slavic transcription and Russian translation).
Chronological commentary with links to primary documents from the Belorus past.
Includes relations and wars with France, Germany, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, and Ukraine.
(13th century to present; Belarus transcriptions, English translations, images, maps and commentary).
Document contains description of the Battle taken from Galician-Volynian Chronicle.
(1223; Russian translation).
Document contains appeal of Pope to join Catholic church otherwise lands will be punished by God.
(1227; image, Latin transcription, Russian translation).
(1237; Russian translation).
Document describes invasion on Ryazan, Suzdal, and Kyiv.
(1237-1240; Russian translation).
Document shows relationship between Russian Princes and Khans.
(1246 century; Old Russian translation).
Document contains offer to join to Catholic church and plead to inform if Mongols will continue to invasion.
(January 23, 1248; images, Latin transcription, Russian translation).
Document contains offer to join to Catholic church and praising the idea to build Catholic Cathedral in Novgorod.
(November 15, 1248; images, Latin transcription, Russian translation).
Document contains victory of Nevskyi over Teutonic knights and his relations with Batu Khan.
(13 century; Russian translation).
The fragment of the document contains administrative division and territory of Novgorod land.
(1264; Old Russian transcription).
Site contains documents of international relationship of Russian lands with other lands and governments.
(13th-14th centuries; commentaries, facsimiles, Old Slavic language, Russian translation).
Site consists of multiple documents of economic, juridical, and political nature. Agreements between princes and with foreign countries.
(13th-15th centuries; commentaries, Old Slavic language transcription).
Site consists of documents of Ryazan, Tver, and Troitse-Sergeyev Monastery. Documents have mostly economic nature, rarely political and administrative nature.
(14th-16th centuries; commentaries, Old Slavic language in the Russian letters transcription).
Document gives permission to metropolitan to be in charge of church.
(1313; Russian translation).
Document gives borders between Novgorod and Sweden.
(1323; facsimile, Old Russian).
Document gives the order about possessions if Prince Ivan Kalita will die being in Horde.
(1328; Old Russian transcription, Russian translation).
Document gives information about victory of Prince Dmitriy Ivanovich over Mongolians.
(1380; Modern Russian translation).
Document gives information about victory of Prince Dmitriy Ivanovich over Mongolians.
(September 8, 1380; images, Old Russian transcription).
Site consists of documents of political, juridical, and economic nature. Some documents show international relations of Russian lands with foreign countries.
(15-16 centuries; commentaries, Old Slavic language in Russian letters transcription).
(15 century; commentaries, Old Russian transcription and Russian translation).
(1438-1439; facsimile, Old Slavic language).

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EuroDocs Creator: Richard Hacken, European Studies Bibliographer,
Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, USA.
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With special thanks to Natalya Georgiyeva for her help with this webpage.

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