Yuri I of Galicia
Yuri I of Galicia ( Ukrainian Юрій I Львович , Russian Юрий I Львович , baptismal name George / George Георгий * to 1252/1262, † 18th March 1308 ) was Prince of Bel (1269-1301), Prince of Halych-Vladimir ( 1301–1308) and "King of the Rus" (1305–1308).
Life
Juri was the son of Lev I of Galicia , King of Russia, and of Constance of Hungary, daughter of King Bela IV. His birth year is not known.
From 1269 he was Prince of Bels . He took part in military expeditions to Poland and Hungary at his father's side . In 1288 he conquered Brest , but had to vacate it again on the instructions of his father.
In 1301, after the death of his father, he became the new prince of the powerful principality Halitsch-Vladimir . In 1303 he was able to found his own metropolis of Galicia (seat of a metropolitan equivalent to the Kiev metropolis).
Juri also carried the title “King of Rus” (“Rex Rusiae”) like his grandfather and father, but nothing is known about a coronation. He died on March 18, 1308 (or 1316?).
Marriage and offspring
Juri was married to Xenia (Ksenija) (-1286), daughter of Jaroslaw Jaroslawitsch von Tver. With her he had
- Mikhail (1283-around 1286)
In his second marriage he was married to Evfimija (-1308), daughter of Casimir von Kujawien and sister of Władysław I. Lokietek. He had four children with her
- Andrej (-1323), Prince of Halitsch-Vladimir (1308-1323)
- Lev II (-1323), Prince of Lutsk , Fürdt of Halitsch (1308-1323)
- Maria (–1341), wife of Prince Trojden I of Mazovia
- Anastasia (around 1364), wife of Prince Alexander Michailowitsch von Tver
Web links
- Jurij I L'wowytsch (Ukrainian)
- Генеалогия Юрия Львовича, короля Галицкого ( Memento from March 21, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
Remarks
- ↑ "Seal of Lord George, King of Russia"
- ↑ "Seal of Lord George, Prince of Vladimir"
- ↑ in the seal, see illustration
- ↑ Daniel (1253) and Lew were crowned by the Pope!
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SURNAME | Yuri I of Galicia |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Ю́рій I Льво́вич (Ukrainian); Юрий I Львович (Russian); Georg (baptismal name); Georgij (baptismal name); Георгий (baptismal name, Russian) |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Prince of Bels (1269–1301), Prince of Halitsch-Vladimir (1301–1308) and King of the Rus (1305–1308) |
DATE OF BIRTH | around 1252-1262 |
DATE OF DEATH | March 18, 1308 |