Talk:Principality of Pskov

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[edit] Rulers

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• Center of tribal union of North Kriviches (Pleskoviches) until c. 800...
• To Novgorod............c.800-862
• Truvor (brother of Rurik, from Izborsk).....................................862-864
• To Novgorod....................................864-1132
• RURIKOVICH
• Sudislav..................................1010-1036 d. 1063
• Rurik-Perejasławski
• Svyatopolk I (in Novgorod 1142-48)........1132-1136 d.1154
• To Novgorod...................................1136-1137
• Vsevolod I the Exile (in Novgorod 1117-36)....1137-1138
• Svyatopolk I (in Novgorod 1142-48) (restored).1138 d. 1148
• To Novgorod...................................1138-1177
• Rurik-Smolenski
• Boris I...................................1177-1180 d. later
• To Novgorod...................................1180-1209
• Vladimir I................................1209-1211 d.1227
• To Novgorod...................................1211-1212
• Vladimir I (restored).........................1212-1213 d. 1227
• Vsevolod II (in Smolensk from 1239).......1213-1214 d. c. 1245
• Yaroslav I................................1214 d. later
• To Novgorod...................................1214-1215
• To Sackalia (Lembitu).................1215
• Vladimir I (re-restored)......................1215-1227
• To Novgorod...................................1227-1232
• George....................................1232-123? d. aft. 1235
• To Novgorod...................................123?-1240
• To Livonia.................1240-1242
• To Novgorod...................................1242-1348
• To Pskov Republic...................1348-1510
• To Muscovy..........1510-1547
• To Muscovy..............1547-1581
• To Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.........1581-1582
• To Muscovy....................................1582-1608
• False Demetrius II the Brigand of Tushino.......................................1608-1611
• False Demetrius III (Isidor) the Brigand of Pskov.........................................1611-May 18, 1612
• To Muscovy....................................1612-1721
• To Russia..................1721-1917
• To Soviet Russia..........................1917-1919
• To Estonia................................1919-1920
• To Soviet Russia..........................1920-1922
• To Soviet Union...........................1922-1941
• German Reich (Ostland)..............................1941-1944
• To Soviet Union...............................1944-1991
• To Russia.................................1991

Renata (talk) 09:35, 6 June 2008 (UTC)