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	Korosten (Iskorosten): small town with a great history
		When Olga was informed that the Drevlians had arrived she summoned them to her presence with a gracious welcome.
		When the Drevlians arrived, Olga commanded that a bath should be made ready, and invited them to appear before her after they had bathed.
		The Drevlians re-entered their city with gladness, and when they had reported to the inhabitants, the people of the town rejoiced and collected from each house three pigeons and three sparrows, which they sent to Olga with their greetings.
	www.geocities.com /korostencity/iskorosten.htm (2726 words)

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		When the Drevlian ambassadors arrived and told Olga that Igor was dead, she welcomed them graciously and spared no hospitality.
		Amazingly suppressing her rage, Olga replied that the Drevlian's proposal was pleasing to her, admitting that Igor cannot rise from the dead.
		As soon as the Drevlians had left, Olga instructed her servants to dig a deep ditch.
	saintspreserveus.blogspot.com (2357 words)

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	Drevlyans
		The Drevlians (Ð”ÑÐµÐ²Ð»ÑÐ½Ðµ, Drevlyane in Russian; Ð”ÐµÑÐµÐ²Ð»ÑÐ½Ð¸, Derevliany in Ukrainian) were a tribe of Early East Slavs between the 6th and the 10th century, which inhabited the territories of Polesia, Right-bank Ukraine west of Polans, down the stream of the rivers Teteriv, Uzh, Ubort, and Stviga.
		The Drevlians left many archaeological traces, such as agricultural settlements with semi-dugouts (or earth-houses), moundless burial grounds and barrows, fortified towns like Vruchiy (today's Ovruch), Gorodsk, site of an ancient settlement near Malin (supposedly, a residence of the Drevlian prince Mal) and others.
		The last mentioning of the Drevlians was in a chronicle of 1136, when their lands were given as a gift to the Church of the Tithes by Yaropolk Vladimirovich.
	www.dejavu.org /cgi-bin/get.cgi?ver=93&url=http%3A%2F%2Farticles.gourt.com%2F%3Farticle%3DDerevlians%26type%3Den (429 words)

	Drevlians - Definition, explanation
		The Drevlians (Древляне, Drevlyane in Russian; Деревляни, Derevliany in Ukrainian) were a tribe of Early East Slavs between the 6th and the 10th century, which inhabited the territories of Polesie, Right-bank Ukraine west of Polans, down the stream of the rivers Teteriv, Uzh, Ubort, and Stviga.
		The Drevlians left many archaeological traces, such as agricultural settlements with semi-dugoutss (or earth-houses), moundless burial grounds and barrows, fortified towns like Vruchiy (today's Ovruch), Gorodsk, site of an ancient settlement near Malin (supposedly, a residence of the Drevlian prince Mal) and others.
		The last mentioning of the Drevlians was in a chronicle of 1136, when their lands were given as a gift to the Desyatinnaya Church by Yaropolk Vladimirovich.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/d/dr/drevlians.php (439 words)

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		Only while Clovis after his baptism is not perceptibly better than he was before, and becomes the assassin of his royal Frankish relations, the Russian annalist seems to wish to establish a contrast between the life led by Vladimir prior to his conversion and the life he led after it.
		Nestor's account of the death of Igor is a lively picture of the political customs of the time; we might imagine ourselves reading a page of Gregory of Tours about the sons of Clovis, for example the expedition of Thierry in Arvernia.
		The Drevlians, when they learnt that Igor was returning, held council with Mal their prince.
	www.shsu.edu /%7Ehis_ncp/VladYar.html (5572 words)

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		According to legend, the Drevlian Prince Pal wanted to marry Princess Olga and sent twenty of his best men to her.
		Olga then sent messages to the Drevlians saying that if they really wanted her there then they should send their distinguished men to her so that she could go to the prince in due honor.
		Then Olga told the Drevlians that she was coming and to prepare a great feast with a lot of mead in the town where her husband was killed so that she could mourn for him and hold a funeral.
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	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News
		On the West, Drevlians' territories reached the Sluch River, where the Volynians (related to the territory of Volynia) and Buzhans (related to the name of Bug river) lived.
		The principal city of the Drevlians was Iskorosten (today's Korosten), where one can still see a group of compact ancient settlements.
		According to a number of chronicles, in the times of Kyi, Schek and Khoriv (supposedly, founders of Kiev) the Drevlians had their own princely rule and were frequently at war with the Polans.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Drevlyans (406 words)

	The Baldwin Project: Historical Tales: Russian by Charles Morris
		The Drevlians, driven to extremity, came with arms instead of gold, attacked the king and his few followers, and killed the whole of them upon the spot.
		So they took up on their shoulders the barks, in which the Drevlians proudly sat like kings on their thrones, and carried them to the front of the house in which Olga awaited them with smiling lips but ruthless heart.
		Olga's revenge was far from being complete: her thirst for blood grew as it was fed. She returned to Kief, collected her army, took her young son with her that he might early learn the art of war, and returned inspired by the rage of vengeance to the land of the Drevlians.
	www.mainlesson.com /display.php?author=morris&book=russian&story=olga (1886 words)

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		The Drevlians (a Slavic tribe on the territory controlled by Kiev) have tied the Great Prince's legs to two saplings, and he was thrown into parts...
		Olga's men closed up the bathhouse behind them, and she gave orders to set it on fire from the doors, so that the Derevlians were all burned to death.
		Olga then asked The Drevlians to return to their city, promising that on the morrow she would depart and return to her own city - Kiev.
	www.nat.com.ua /kiev_princess_olga.html (670 words)

	Zhytomyr - Ukrainian cities
		The Town was the center of the tribe of Drevlians.
		In 945 the Drevlians killed the Kyivan Prince Ihor?
		It is known since 946 under the name of Uruchi as one of the towns of Drevlians, conquered by the worriers of Ol'ha.
	ukrainian-city.youmemarriage.com /zhytomyr.html (762 words)

	Princess Olga: A Tale of Revenge
		Nevertheless, the Drevlians (a Slavic tribe on the territory controlled by Kiev) should not have tied the Great Prince's legs to two saplings, and...
		After the deed was done, the Drevlian chieftain sent a marriage proposal to Princess Olga.
		In his mind, since he had killed her husband, he had a duty to take over the role, and since he had defeated the said prince, he thought Olga should be flattered by his proposal.
	www.chanceforlove.com /archives/content/full/5430 (1310 words)

	A History of the Russian Church
		The first mention of the Rus or Ros people occurs in seventh century Arab chronicles, describing them as a warlike nation with an eye for trade.
		The Viking Rus ruled over a number of Eastern Slav tribes - the Drevlians, the Radomichi, the Severians and the Vyatichi, introducing Scandinavian customs and military retainers and organizing the occasional raid on Byzantium.
		By the time of the earliest Russian literature in the eleventh century it had become clear that these erstwhile Viking rulers had adopted the medieval Slav language, while Scandinavian names now became recognizably Slav: Vladimir (the Viking Valdamar), Olga (Helga), Igor (Ingvar).
	www.3saints.com /russchurchhistory.html (6704 words)

	Vikings and Feudal Europe 900-1095 by Sanderson Beck
		He imposed on the Drevlians the tax of a marten's fur from every house, and he obtained a beneficial trade treaty with the Byzantine empire in 911.
		Igor tried to collect tribute in the land of the Drevlians, but they killed him in 945.
		Since their son Svjatoslav was only a boy, Oleg's widow Olga ruled Russia for the next seventeen years.
	www.san.beck.org /AB17-FeudalEurope.html (23987 words)

	The Russian Bania: History of the Great Russian Bath (Including: BANNIK--THE SPIRIT OF THE BANIA \| THE BIRTH BANIA \| ...
		Another mention of the bania is found in the same Chronicle, in the story of Princess Olga's revenge for the murder of her husband, Prince Igor, by the Slavic tribe of Drevlians in 945 AD.
		The leader of the Drevlians had hopes of marrying the widow Olga and sent messengers to discuss the idea.
		In the early 1600s, a German librarian, Adamus Olearius, visited Russia and gave this account of the bania in his book, Persian Travel Tales:
	www.cyberbohemia.com /Pages/russianbaniahistory.htm (4846 words)

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