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How did Olga and Vladimir contribute to the spread of byzantine culture in Russia?
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Who is the Minister of Culture for Russia?
Vladimir Rostislavovich Medinskiy is the Minister of Culture for Russia.
What Russian town became extremely important in spreading Byzantine culture and religious influence to Russia?
It was Kiev and the it was due to Prince Vladimir around 989 when this all happened.
Why were kievan russia and the byzantine empire important to each other?
The Byzantine give to the Kevan Russia way to culture development and Orthodox church.
How was Russia influenced by the Byzantines?
Byzantine influence on Russia was really important because Russians adopted aspects of byzantine culture, such as art,music,and architecture. As a result, Byzantine domes evolved into the onion-shaped domes typical of Russian churches.
Where did Vladimir Lenin rule?
Vladimir Lenin lived in Russia.
Where was Vladimir Zworykin born?
Vladimir Zworykin was born in Murom, Russia.
When was Vladimir Chekalov born?
Vladimir Chekalov was born in 1900, in Russia.
When was Vladimir Gribkov born?
Vladimir Gribkov was born in 1902, in Russia.
What are empires in chronological order based on when they started starting with the earliest?
-Roman-Byzantine-Mongol-Russia
In what way did the rivers of Russia influenced its history?
They provided a network for trade between the Byzantine Empire and Russia.
What was the religion in Russia in 1000?
Russia did not have a national religion until around 1000 AD when Vladimir the Great sent envoys abroad to investigate various religions including Judaism, Islam and Christianity. After the envoys returned, Vladimir decided on the Christian faith of the Byzantine Church which he deemed to be the most compatible with the Russian way of life, and subsequently established the Russian Orthodox Church.
What did the Ru's do that led to the eventual influence of the Byzantine Empire on Russia?
Vladimir the Great, prince of Novgorod, grand prince of Kiev, and ruler of Kievan Rus' from 980 to 1015, converted from paganism to Orthodox Christianity, the religion of the Byzantine Empire, established the Orthodox Church in the Rus' and Christianized his lands.
