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He was the son of Vsyevolod Svyatoslavich Chermni, appanage prince of
Chernigiv and his first wife Maria Kasimirovna, princess of Poland. He was
appanage prince of Chernigiv about 1203, then prince of Novgorod (1225-29), and prince of Kyiv (1238-40), and
1241. In 1228 He campaigned in Galicia against Daniil Romanovich. He escaped
the destruction of Kyiv by Batu Khan. But he was executed at the Horde in 1246.
His sons were Rostislav, prince of Novgorod;
Roman, appanage prince of Bryansk;
Mstislav, appanage prince of Karachev;
Yuri, appanage prince of Tarussk;
Semyon, appanage prince of Novosil;
Oleg, prince or crown prince of Chernigiv; and he had
a daughter, Maria. One section of his family is shown on this
chart and the other section on this
chart.
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