Passions dominating the worlds. Dmitry Donskoy and his time

Central Russia / History /

Vronskii O.G.

Strasti, vladychestvuiushchie nad mirami. Dmitrii Donskoi i ego vremia.

Passions dominating the worlds. Dmitry Donskoy and his time

Tula: Gosudarstvennyi muzei-zapovednik "Kulikovo pole" , 2019. 210 p., art paper, color il. Soft. ISBN 978-5-903587-61-2. 1500 copies. In Russian

The book is about Dmitry Donskoy (1350-1389). He was the first prince of Moscow to openly challenge Mongol authority in Russia. His nickname, Donskoy (i.e., "of the Don"), alludes to his great victory against the Tatars in the Battle of Kulikovo (1380), which took place on the Don River. He is venerated as a Saint in the Orthodox Church.

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Na stranitsakh izdaniia chitatel' pogruzhaetsia v dalekii ot nas XIV vek, kogda v cherede pokhodov i bitv, kniazheskikh usobits i pozharov, morovykh povetrii i stroitel'stva novykh gorodov trudno i dolgo zarozhdalas' budushchaia moguchaia Rossiia. U istokov nashego gosudarstva stoiala kniazheskaia dinastiia moskovskikh Danilovichei, vydaiushchimsia predstavitelem kotoroi byl velikii kniaz' moskovskii i vladimirskii Dmitrii Ivanovich, posle smerti poluchivshii prozvishche «Donskoi» za epokhal'nuiu pobedu nad Ordoi v Kulikovskoi bitve. O sud'be Dmitriia Donskogo, ego deianiiakh, pobedakh i porazheniiakh, velichii i tragedii rasskazyvaet eta kniga. Avtor: Vronskii Oleg Genrikhovich - doktor istoricheskikh nauk.

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