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Prince of Peremyshl

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The Prince of Peremyshl was the title of the ruler of the Principality of Peremyshl.

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List of princes

Term Prince's name Reference Remarks
1085–1092 Ryurik Rostislavich [1]
1092–1124 Volodar Rostislavich [1] Previously Prince of Zvenigorod (1084–1092); fought many wars against the Poles, becoming their prisoner briefly in 1121.
1124–1129 Rostislav Volodarevich [1]
1129–1153 Volodymyrko Volodarovych [2] Prince of Zvenyhorod (1124–1129) Prince of Terebovlia (1141–1153), and Prince of Halych (1141–1145). He married the daughter of King Coloman of Hungary.[3]
1153–1187 Yaroslav Osmomysl [4] Also Prince of Halych (1153–1187).[3]
1187–1205 Volodymyr Yaroslavych [4] Also Prince of Halych (1188; 1190–1199).[3]
1205–1211 Svyatoslav Igorevich [1]
1211 Danylo Romanovych [1]
1211–1214 Leszek the White [1]
1214–1219 Hungarian control [1] The king of Hungary was Andrew II.
1219–1225 Mstislav Mstislavich [1]
1227–1231 Yaroslav Ingvarevich [1]
1231–1234 Aleksandr Vsevolodich [1]
1234–1240 Rostislav Mikhailovich [1] Konstantin of Ryazan ruled Peremyshl for Rostislav.[5]
1240–1243 Grigory Vasil'evich [1]
1243–1245 Rostislav Mikhailovich (again) [1]
1245–1246 Grigory Vasil'evich (again) [1]
1246–1249 Rostislav Mikhailovich (again) [1]
1262–1272 Bela Rostislavich [1]
1263–1269 Lev Daniilovich [1]

Notes

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q "Principality of Peremyshl (1085 - 1269)" (XPOHOC)
  2. ^ Volodymyrko Volodarovych at Encyclopedia of Ukraine
  3. ^ a b c "Lords of  Peremyshl and Galich" (XPOHOC)
  4. ^ a b Yaroslav Osmomysl at Encyclopedia of Ukraine
  5. ^ Dimnik, Dynasty of Chernigov, p. 263.

References

  • Borev, Igor; Tuhanidi, Alexander (2000), "Lords of  Peremyshl and Galich" (XPOHOC), retrieved 2008-04-29
  • Dimnik, Martin (2003), Dynasty of Chernigov, 1149–1246, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, ISBN 978-0-521-03981-9
  • Rumyantsev, Vyacheslav, ed. (2000), "Principality of Peremyshl (1085 - 1269)" (XPOHOC), retrieved 2008-04-29
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