The unmade bow toppled a Grand Prince of Kiev
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The unmade bow toppled a Grand Prince of Kiev
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The unmade bow toppled a Grand Prince of Kiev
This episode explores the life and death of Mikhail Vsevolodovich, a powerful figure in Kievan Rus' who died in 1246. It delves into the historical mystery surrounding his final moments and the two main academic explanations for his choice.
Person: Mikhail Vsevolodovich
Date: September 20, 1246
Location: Mongol encampment
Grand Prince of Kiev
Event: Refusal to bow
- Mikhail Vsevolodovich governed more territories than almost any other prince of his era in Kievan Rus'.
- His city of Chernigov flourished, with archaeological evidence still surfacing today of its economic peak.
- He held the title of Grand Prince of Kiev twice, the symbolic apex of the Rus' political order.
- Mikhail survived the Battle of Kalka River in 1223, where Mongol forces destroyed the assembled Rus' princes.
- He spent the years between the Battle of Kalka and the full Mongol assault building alliances to his west, negotiating with Poland and Hungary.
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