The Epoch of Rus' Ancient "Long" XI century

A Brief Preview of Part 1 of the Volume "The Era of Ancient Rus'".Questions about how and when "Rus'" came into being were addressed in "The Tale of Bygone Years" as early as the 10th century, but it is less well known that, a thousand years later, Academician N. Moiseev provided his own answers to these very questions. In this book, the author employs his "physicalist" meta-historical approach to address these questions and offers new, constructive answers to both these and other issues. He begins with the prehistory of the "civilization of the Rus," then explores its "heroic" era, highlighting the main heroes-Oleg the Prophet, followed by Svyatoslav the Great (already as the "Father" of the civilization and the Beacon of its history), and his son Vladimir I the Saint.

A Brief Preview of Part 1 of the Volume "The Era of Ancient Rus'".Questions about how and when "Rus'" came into being were addressed in "The Tale of Bygone Years" as early as the 10th century, but it is less well known that, a thousand years later, Academician N. Moiseev provided his own answers to these very questions. In this book, the author employs his "physicalist" meta-historical approach to address these questions and offers new, constructive answers to both these and other issues. He begins with the prehistory of the "civilization of the Rus," then explores its "heroic" era, highlighting the main heroes-Oleg the Prophet, followed by Svyatoslav the Great (already as the "Father" of the civilization and the Beacon of its history), and his son Vladimir I the Saint.