Vseslav of Polotsk

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Vseslav of Polotsk was an 11th-century prince of Polotsk and briefly Grand Prince of Kiev, remembered both as a powerful regional ruler and as a semi-legendary, sorcerer-like figure in East Slavic folklore and the epic "The Tale of Igor's Campaign."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Grand Prince of Kiev
folklore figure
human
mythological character
prince
ruler
appearsIn The Tale of Igor's Campaign NERFINISHED
associatedWith Polotsk dynasty NERFINISHED
Rurikid politics
centuryOfActivity 11th century
country Kievan Rus' NERFINISHED
culture East Slavic culture
describedAs powerful regional ruler
semi-legendary figure
sorcerer-like figure
ethnicGroup East Slavs NERFINISHED
fieldOfActivity politics
statecraft
warfare
genreOfDepiction epic poem
givenName Vseslav NERFINISHED
hasReputation magically gifted ruler
warrior prince
historicalContext Kievan Rus' political fragmentation
historicalRegion Principality of Polotsk NERFINISHED
languageOfSources Old East Slavic NERFINISHED
name Vseslav of Polotsk NERFINISHED
nobleTitle Grand Prince of Kiev NERFINISHED
Prince of Polotsk NERFINISHED
notableFor appearance in The Tale of Igor's Campaign
brief tenure as Grand Prince of Kiev
role in East Slavic folklore
rule over the Principality of Polotsk
placeOfRule Kiev NERFINISHED
Polotsk NERFINISHED
politicalEntity Kievan Rus' NERFINISHED
positionHeld Grand Prince of Kiev
Prince of Polotsk NERFINISHED
region Eastern Europe
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
roleInFolklore shape-shifter
sorcerer-like prince
sourceType chronicles
epic literature
timePeriod Middle Ages

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Principality of Polotsk notablePerson Vseslav of Polotsk