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Rodoslov Of All Rus Princes

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English: Rurik grandson of Gostomysl send to Novgorod by grandfther wish. Rurik son of Umila Gostomyslovna and Godoslav of Obotrites Genealogy book ("The genealogy of the all Rus' Grand Dukes from the Grand Duke Rurik son of Umila Gostomyslovna and Godoslav of Obotrites to the last Sovereign Tsar and Grand Duke Fyodor Ivanovich of All Rus' and the appanage princes of the Rus' and all families of princely and boyar Rus' and visitors are written in chapters")
Русский: Рюрик внук Гостомысла отправить в Новгород по дедовскому желанию. Рюрик, сын Урмилы Гостомысловны и Годослава Оботрицкого. Родословная книга ("Родословие руских Великих князей от Великаго князя Рюрика сина Умилы Гостомысловей и Годослава Оботритыи до последнево Государя Царя и Великаго князя Федора Ивановича всея Руси и уделных князей руских и всех родов княжецких и боярских руских и приезжих писаны по главам")
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Author Monomach family

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