Andrey Yaroslavich

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Andrey Yaroslavich was a 13th-century Russian prince of the Rurikid dynasty, known as a son of Grand Prince Yaroslav II of Vladimir and a participant in the political struggles of northeastern Rus' during the Mongol domination.

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Andrey Yaroslavich canonical 3
Андрей Ярославич 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 13th-century Russian person
Rurikid prince
medieval Russian prince
belongsTo House of Vladimir-Suzdal rulers
country Vladimir-Suzdal
culture Old Russian
dynasty Rurik dynasty
era post-Mongol invasion of Rus'
ethnicGroup East Slavs
father Yaroslav II of Vladimir
givenName Andrey
linked to: Andrei
governedDuring Mongol suzerainty over Rus'
historicalContext Mongol domination of Rus'
language Old East Slavic
nobleFamily Rurikids
linked to: Rurik dynasty
nobleRank prince
notableFamilyRelation son of Grand Prince Yaroslav II of Vladimir
participatedIn political struggles of northeastern Rus'
partOf medieval Rus' principalities
patronymic Yaroslavich
linked to: Yaroslavichi
politicalRole regional ruler in northeastern Rus'
positionHeld Prince in northeastern Rus'
Prince of Vladimir
realm Vladimir-Suzdal principality
region Northeastern Rus'
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
socialClass hereditary nobility
subjectOf Russian medieval historiography
timePeriod 13th century

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Yaroslav II of Vladimir child Andrey Yaroslavich
Александр Невский sibling Андрей Ярославич
linked to: Andrey Yaroslavich
Theodosia Igorevna of Ryazan child Andrey Yaroslavich
Theodosia Igorevna of Ryazan motherOf Andrey Yaroslavich