Dmitry Bryansk biography

Voitovich L. The version is complicated by the fact that if the first wife of Ivan Kalita Solomonid was the daughter of Alexander Glebovich, then her son Ivan Krasny could not be married to Dmitry's daughter. According to Gorsky A. Thus, if Dmitry was Romanovich, then perhaps he was shifted in the middle of the X's brother Vasily [3]. The copy A. Thus, if Dmitry was Svyatoslavich, he was shifted at the end of the 10ths by his brother Gleb, supported by Moscow and killed by the Bryansk in the year.

The biography for the first time in the annals of Dmitry is mentioned under the year in connection with the Novgorod campaign on Em behind the sea on the ice of the Gulf of Finland. The campaign against the Principality of the Principality of the political activity of Prince Dmitry coincided with the intensified expansion of Lithuania and Moscow, so Prince Dmitry Bryansk was forced to maneuver between the Golden Horde, the Moscow Principality and Lithuania.

In or a year, he went on a campaign against the Principality of Smolensk. There are two versions of this campaign: Prince Dmitry did this at the command of Khan Uzbek, since the Smolensk Prince Ivan Alexandrovich collaborated with the rival of the Golden Horde to the great principality of Lithuania. Dmitry spoke on a campaign with the Tatar Murzam Kalntai and Chirich.

However, the Bryansk prince did not so much fight his relative as he imitated the struggle; As a result, he concluded with Smolensk a “peaceful end”. Dmitry sought the Smolensk throne and himself asked for help from the Tatars. Dmitry, along with the Tatars, attacked Smolensk, but the battle ended with his defeat. As a result, Ivan Alexandrovich and Dmitry reconciled.

However, the Moscow Prince Ivan I Kalita decided to take advantage of this situation for its own purposes [Comm 1]. He persuaded the Smolensk Prince Ivan Alexandrovich, and, as a result, in the same year, the Bryansk throne moved to Gleb Svyatoslavich, but the Bryansk people themselves did not want to see Gleb Svyatoslavich, like his father. Perhaps the death of the Moscow prince prompted the population of the Principality of the Bryansk principality to decisive action, or Dmitry began to incite Gleb Svyatoslavovich to the overthrow.

In any case, the new prince of Moscow, the son of Kalita Semyon Ivanovich Proud, decided not to interfere in the Bryansk affairs, especially since the Moscow Principality and the Golden Horde took an active part in the year. According to the chronicler, the Bryanski, “evil sunklers”, agreed on December 6, on the day of Nicholas the sin, on the veche and killed Prince Gleb, despite the exhortations of the Metropolitan of the Kyiv Theognost.

The second period of government after the execution of Gleb Svyatoslavich, the Bryansk throne was occupied by Prince Dmitry. The Moscow Prince Semyon Proud was not only not against this, but immediately the daughter of Dmitry Feodosia was tended to his brother Ivan II Red, but she died in the year. The second period of the reign of Prince Dmitry, although he was more successful and successful than the first, ended as the first.

In the X years, Dmitry was displaced by the Grand Duke Smolensky Ivan Alexandrovich, who planted the son of Vasily in Bryansk. The date of this event is sometimes indicated for a year, but, in any case, no later than the year, when Vasily died, and Bryansk was captured by the Lithuanians in the years, after the refusal of Ivan Smolensky under the pressure of Moscow from the Union with Lithuania, the Lithuanians captured all the main Smolensk destinies north and south of Smolensk.

The further fate of Dmitry Bryansk, as well as the date of his death, is unknown. It is known that Prince Dmitry died of the plague shortly after displacement. Family and children.