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Ruténia (Ruthenia) a Kijevi Rusz egyik középkori latin elnevezése volt a Russia, Ruscia vagy Roxolania mellett. A megnevezés a késő középkor során előbb a Kijevi Rusz Lengyelország-Litvánia által elfoglalt részére, majd az Osztrák Császársághoz tartozó Galíciára, az első világháború után pedig a ruszinok lakta Kárpátaljára és Kelet-Szlovákiára (más néven ...
Ruthenia bija 1929. gada 18. aprīlī pēc studentu korporācijas Fraternitas Arctica sašķelšanās Rīgā dibināta krievu studentu korporācija. LU Prezidiju konventā uzņemta 1935. gada 5. novembrī. 1939. gadā tajā bija 45 aktīvo locekļu, 25 filistri. [1] Trimdā darbojās līdz 1998. gadam, korporācijas darbība Latvijā nav atjaunota.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Retrato de Mozart pintado por Barbara Kraft. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ( AFI: ˈvɔlfgaŋ amaˈdeʊs ˈmoːtsaʁt ⓘ ); batizado Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart; [ nota 1] Salzburgo, 27 de janeiro de 1756 – Viena, 5 de dezembro de 1791) foi um prolífico e influente compositor austríaco do período ...
Rutenia (în latină Ruthenia) este un exonim, folosit inițial în latina medievală ca una dintre numeroasele denumiri pentru regiunile est-slavice, și cel mai frecvent ca desemnare pentru pământurile Rusiei Kievene (în slavonă Рѹ́сь / Rus' și Рѹ́сьскаѧ землѧ / Rus'kaia zemlia). [1] [2] În perioada modernă timpurie ...
Strength. Several tumen of nomad cavalry. Several thousand, but scattered in garrisons. Casualties and losses. Light. Heavy. In 1240, Batu Khan led a raid into Ruthenia as part of the Mongol invasion of Kievan Rus'. It took place three years after Batu's 1237 conquests of Volga Bulgaria and the Principality of Vladimir-Suzdal .
Aug 13, 2021 · Though initially ruled primarily from Kiev, the Rus’ would be devastated and even “ruined” by the Mongol Invasion, and by 1360, they were already divided into two distinct halves, the north-east and the south-west. This now becomes the story of how we went from both Rus’ to Russia and Rus’ to Ruthenia respectively.
Transcarpathian Ruthenia, relative term, used in different geographical contexts, depending on a point of observation. Kingdom of Ruthenia, an East Slavic kingdom in the 13th century. Voivodeship of Ruthenia, a province of the early modern Kingdom of Poland. Grand Principality of Ruthenia (1658), a proposed state (1658)
