Anastasia from Kiev

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Fresco in St. Sophia Cathedral (11th century)

Anastasia of Kiev ( Russian Анастасия Ярославна ; * 1021 , † 1096 ) from the family of the Rurikids was Queen of Hungary .

Monument to Andrew I and Anastasia of Kiev in Tihany (Hungary)

She was born as the daughter of Grand Duke Jaroslaw I. Vladimirovich of Kiev and his wife Ingegerd of Sweden.

In 1037/38 she was married to the later Hungarian King Andrew I , after he had previously been married to a Hungarian pagan of unknown name.

The couple had three children, the eldest son Salomon was chosen by his father to be his successor. Andreas I died in 1060, and Queen Anastasia spent the remaining 14 years of her life as a nun in Admont under the name Agmunda .

progeny

  • Solomon I (* 1052; † 1087), King of Hungary
  • David († after 1094)
  • Adelheid (* 1040; † 1062), ∞ Vratislav II , King of Bohemia

literature

  • Brigitte Sokop: Family tables of European rulers . 3rd edition Vienna 1993.

Web links

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predecessor Office Successor
Gisela of Bavaria Queen of Hungary
1047-1060
Ryksa of Poland