AND MSTISLAV WAS GIVEN THE CITY OF ASCALON. COULD THE RUSSIAN PRINCE HAVE BEEN THE VICEROY OF THE BYZANTINE EMPEROR MANUEL I IN THE HOLY LAND?

AND MSTISLAV WAS GIVEN THE CITY OF ASCALON. COULD THE RUSSIAN PRINCE HAVE BEEN THE VICEROY OF THE BYZANTINE EMPEROR MANUEL I IN THE HOLY LAND?

The author points to the possible presence of the Russian prince Mstislav Jur’evič (son of Jurij Dolgorukij) in Ascalon as a vicegerent of the Byzantine emperor Manuel I Komnenos. Prince Mstislav may have been in Ascalon from the late 1160s until the capture of the city by Muslims in 1187, after whi...

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Veröffentlicht in:Byzantion (Bruxelles) 2016-01, Vol.86, p.189-203
1. Verfasser: Maiorov, Alexander V.
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Sprache:eng
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Zusammenfassung:The author points to the possible presence of the Russian prince Mstislav Jur’evič (son of Jurij Dolgorukij) in Ascalon as a vicegerent of the Byzantine emperor Manuel I Komnenos. Prince Mstislav may have been in Ascalon from the late 1160s until the capture of the city by Muslims in 1187, after which he returned to Novgorod.
ISSN:0378-2506
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DOI:10.2143/BYZ.86.0.3180825