Principality of Izyaslavl

Duchy of Zaslawye, or Iziaslavl (Belarusian: Княства Заслаўскае') was a duchy on the territory of modern Belarus with the centre in the city of Zaslawye.[1]

Chronology

  • To Duchy of Polatsk until 976...
  • To Duchy of Novgorod, 976–980
  • To Duchy of Kiev, 980
  • Rurikovich
  • Izyaslav of Polotsk (in Polatsk from 988), 980–1001
  • Vseslav I (also in Minsk), 1001–1003
  • To Polatsk, 1003–1101
  • David (in Polatsk 1116–1127), 1101–1116, died after 1129
  • Bryachislav, 1116–1127, died after 1129
  • David (in Polatsk 1128–1129), (restored) 1127–1128
  • Bryachislav, (restored) 1128–1129
  • To Polatsk, 1129–1146
  • Bryachislav II (in Vitebsk 1167–1186), 1146–1151, died 1186
  • Vsevolod, 1151–1158 d. aft. 1159
  • Bryachislav II, (restored) 1158–1159, died 1186
  • Vsevolod, (restored) 1159
  • Bryachislav II, (re-restored) 1159–1167, died 1186
  • Basil (in Vitsebsk 118?–1221), 1167–118?, died 1221
  • Vladimir (in Polatsk from 1197), 118?–1215
  • No information after 1215 (probably to the Grand Duchy of Lithuania)
  • Jaunutis (Iwan I), 1347–1366
  • Michal I Zaslawski, 1366–1399
  • Jerzy Zaslawski, 1399–14??
  • Iwan II Zaslawski, fl. 15th century
  • Michal II Zaslawski fl. 15th century
  • Fiodor Zaslawski, 14??–1508, died after 1508

See also

References

  1. ↑ Fennell, J. (2014). The Crisis of Medieval Russia 1200–1304. Longman History of Russia. Taylor & Francis. p. 17. ISBN 978-1-317-87314-3. Retrieved 14 September 2018.


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