List of early East Slavic states
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The following is a list of East Slavic states that existed in the first half of the second millennium on the territories of contemporary Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine.
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[edit] South
- Principality of Kiev (1132 - 1471) (see Grand Duke of Kiev for list of rulers)
- Principality of Chernigov (1024 - 1330), included principalities (udels):
- Principality of Vschizh (1156 - 1240)
- Principality of Kozelsk (ca 1235 - 1445)
- Principality of Bryansk (ca 1240 - 1430)
- Principality of Glukhov (ca 1246 - 1407)
- Principality of Karachev (ca. 1246 - 1360)
- Principality of Tarusa (1246 - 1392)
- Principality of Myshegda (ca 1270 - 1488)
- Principality of Obolensk (ca 1270 - 1494)
- Principality of Volokna (ca 1270 - 1470)
- Principality of Zvenigorod (ca 1340 - 1504)
- Principality of Mosalsk (ca 1350 - 1494)
- Principality of Meschovsk (ca 1360 - 1504)
- Principality of Elets (ca 1370 - 1480)
- Principality of Novosil (ca. 1376 - 1425)
- Principality of Odoyev (1376 - 1547)
- Principality of Belyov (ca 1376 - 1558)
- Principality of Starodub (within Grand Duchy of Lithuania, 1406 - 1503)
- Principality of Baryatin (ca 1450 - 1504)
- Principality of Vorotynsk (ca 1455 - 1573)
- Principality of Trostena (ca 1460 - 1490)
- Principality of Tmutarakan (ca. 988 - 1100)
- Principality of Pereyaslav (1054 - 1239)
- Principality of Novgorod-Seversky (ca. 1096 - 1494), included principalities (udels):
- Principality of Kursk (ca 1132 - 1240)
- Principality of Rylsk (ca 1132 - 1500)
- Principality of Putivl (ca 1150 - 1500)
- Principality of Trubetsk (ca 1392 - 1500)
[edit] West
- Principality of Polotsk (ca 9th century - 1307), including principalities (udels):
- Principality of Vitebsk (1101 - 1392)
- Principality of Minsk (ca 1101 - 1407)
- Principality of Borisov (ca 1101 - 1245)
- Principality of Izyaslav (ca 1101 - 1245)
- Principality of Hrodna (1127 - 1365)
- Principality of Logozh (ca 1150 - 1245)
- Principality of Drutsk (ca 1150 - 1508)
- Principality of Podbrezin (ca 1320 - 1460)
- Principality of Zaslavl
- Principality of Turaw-Pinsk (ca 998 - 1168)
- Kingdom of Galicia-Volhynia (ca 1199 – 1392)
- Principality of Smolensk (ca 990 - 1404)
[edit] East
- Principality of Murom (989 - 1390)
- Principality of Pronsk (1129 - 1483)
- Principality of Ryazan (1097 - 1521)
- Principality of Vladimir-Suzdal (1125 - 1362)
- Principality of Pereslavl (1175 - 1302)
- Principality of Rostov (ca 989 - 1474)
- Principality of Yuryev (ca 1212 - 1345)
- Principality of Uglich (1216 - 1591)
- Principality of Yaroslavl (1218 - 1463)
- Principality of Belozero (1238 - 1486)
- Principality of Starodub (1238 - 1460)
- Principality of Dmitrov (1238 - 1569)
- Principality of Galich-Mersky (1246 - 1453)
- Principality of Kostroma (1246 - 1303)
- Principality of Suzdal-Nizhegorod (1238 - 1424)
- Principality of Tver (1242 - 1486)
- Grand Duchy of Moscow (1276 - 1547)
[edit] North
- Novgorod Republic (10th century - 1478)
- Pskov Republic (11th century - 1510)
