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3.Feodalnaya fragmentation in Russia and its impact
Feudal razdroblennost- natural stage of the historical development of state-va, characterized by the weakening of state power and gain principalities.
Already in 1054, after the death of Yaroslav the Wise, the first signs of disintegration: civil strife broke out between the 5th sons wise, between which he shared power. Gradually, the specific power system, in which each feudal prince possessed great strength, sought independence from the authorities in Kiev.
Russia weakens, it loses political unity. In 1061 there was another beda- began to attack the Polovtsy. Fighting them came with varying degrees of success. Then in 1097 in Lyubech, on the initiative of V.Monomaha, it was called princes Congress to put an end to strife, to jointly resist Polovtsy. However, the decision of the Congress "Everyone keeps his paternal" has not stopped, and increased separation process.
STEPS
1. The initial stage, the formation of disintegration: 1054-1113. This is the period of feudal wars between princes. V.Monomah and Mstislav the Great to suspend the process.
2. 1132- 40-ies of the 13th century (with the death of Mstislav the Great to capture the Tatars of Russia). It was characterized by the most violent tendencies of princes to isolation, although attempts were made to unite in the face of the enemy. Set boundaries between autonomous principalities.
3. 1238- beginning of the 16th century. The period of Mongol-Tatar yoke, collecting lands around Moscow, the formation of a single state.
The consequences of feudal fragmentation
1. Negative
• The political weakening of Russia, its military power because of the lack of unity that led to the country's vulnerability in the face of the enemy.
• Infighting weakened economic and military power of the country.
• The ruin and impoverishment of the population due to the endless quarrels.
• lost its importance, Kiev, although it continued to be the capital. The constant change of power in it, the desire to take the throne completely weakened him.
2. Positive
• The emergence of new cities -. Centers of handicrafts and trade, further development of old cities
• Education of large and powerful principalities, which formed a new dynasty. Power in their eldest son passed.
• Further development of agriculture, the development of new arable land.
• The emergence of new trade routes.
1. The development of culture. In the period of disunity created by the greatest architectural monument has local literacy centers, iconography. Vladimir-Suzdal
to Vladimir-Suzdal principality is characterized by a strong princely power, the destruction of veche traditions, the struggle with the recalcitrant nobility. It is here that formed the type of government, which will be for many centuries the main Rusi- to authoritarian rule. In the future, it is here to begin the process of unification of the state. Bright personality: Yuri Dolgoruky (1125-1157), Andrew Bogolyubskii (1157-1174), Vsevolod the Big Nest (1176-1212).
2. Galicia-Volyn principality
of Galicia-Volyn principality distinguished by the fact that the government there was alternately in the hands of the princes, the boyars. Fighting did not cease between them. Perhaps this has led to the weakening and the complete disappearance of the principality during the invasion of Batu (part of the land in general has moved to Lithuania and Poland and Kiev ceases to have the status of capital) .Yarkie personality Principality: Jaroslav Osmomysl (1153-1187), Roman Mstislavovich (1199- 1205), Daniel R. (1221-1264)
3. Novgorod Republic
Novgorod Republic for a long time remained independent from the power of the prince. Prince is elected to the council, and could at any time be re-elected. Its powers were limited mostly to the military defense of the principality. Novgorod republic lasted for a long time: from 1136 to 1478, when Ivan 3 finally annexed Novgorod to Moscow principality and Novgorod freemen was discontinued.
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