Comments by "Любовь Ларина" (@user-rf1qw6qp1r) on "Styrman"
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@zipperpillow The Wends experienced military and religious pressure from Catholics - Saxons, Franks, Danes and Poles. The popes declared military crusades against the Veneds, many of whom were already Christians by that time, but not Catholics and did not obey the popes. A significant part of the Veneds, mainly Rus, migrated to the Russian Plain. This corresponded to their economic interests, because they needed control over the main trade routes - the Volga to Persia and China and the Dnieper to Byzantium. Until that time, the main route was the Vistula to the Eastern Roman Empire, but after the arrival of the Avars it became very unreliable. The first Russian Knyaz's - Oleg, Igor Rurikovich and Svyatoslav Igorevich saw their main political tasks as guaranteeing control over these routes. They solved all these tasks quickly and efficiently. Khazaria, which blocked the Volga way, was destroyed by Svyatoslav, and Oleg nailed his shield on the gates of Constantinople.
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@zipperpillow The language spoken and written by merchants, Knyaz's and ambassadors, historians and linguists is called the Old Russian language. So the ambassadors, , Knyaz's and merchants were Russians. They were from different cities of the Russian state. From Novgorod, Pskov, Ladoga, Belozero, Smolensk, Polotsk. Including from Kiev, which Knyaz' Oleg, arriving from Novgorod, appointed "mother of Russian cities." That is, the metropolis. Oleg died in 912. So he uttered his phrase long before that year, ,in 882: И сѣде Олегъ, княжа в Киевѣ, и рече Олегъ: «Се буди мати городом русскымъ». И бѣша у него словѣни и варязи и прочии, прозвашася русью...
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@zipperpillow And what difference does it make where the PVL was written? It was written in the capital of Russia, which was moved by the decision of the Russian Knyaz' Oleg from Novgorod the Great to Kiev. And before Novgorod, Ladoga was the capital of Russia. And after Kiev, Vladimir became the capital of Russia, then Moscow, then St. Petersburg, then Moscow again, then St. Petersburg again, then Moscow again. The main thing is that it is the capital of Russia. Russians decide for themselves which city will be the capital of their state. If there is a capital as the seat of the sovereign, then there is a state. If there is no state, then there is no capital either.
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