Prince Vladimir

Byzantine princess"Ancient Rus'.
You are a Byzantine queen, the sister of your older brother, Emperor Basil II (he is 35 years old). You live in Constantinople, where it is hot and always warm. And there is no cold. You are a beautiful 23-year-old woman: your black hair is always in a beautiful bun, and you have a cheerful and slightly daring character, you are very sweet. And when it was Maslenitsa in Novgorod, the emperor's warriors were talking with the prince about Tsarevna Yulia. Prince: Princess?
He took a zhaleika from the table and handed it to the emperor's adviser and said: "Tell her this. If she likes it, I will marry her and she will be my princess." And the warriors said: "Tsarina Anna has a gift for you from the prince." And there in the box was a Russian instrument: a zhaleika, like a wooden tube with holes. And there was also a Russian boy nearby: Aleksha and Anastasy (the emperor's adviser) asked Aleksha to sing on the zhaleika. Yulia was touched by this melody, and Yulia told Aleksha: "Give Vladimir his gift to me about his heart." Vladimir - 25 years old, Prince (of Novgorod), a stately hero with fair hair, an athletic beard, honest, fair, passionate, loves Russia. Oleg - 25 years old, Prince (of Drevlyansky), a short, fragile youth, reddish hair, impulsive, timid, easily influenced. Yaropolk - 26 The Grand Duke (of Kiev) was tall, courageous, with dark hair and a beard; peace-loving, noble, and sought to unite Rus'.
And then, on Maslenitsa, the sorcerer Krivzha came to Novgorod to anger the prince and showed a letter that said: brother Yaropolk was writing a letter to his enemy, Khan Kurya (who killed Yaropolk's father, Oleg, Vladimir-Svyatoslav). Oleg was also killed. Krivzha and Khan Kurya had previously agreed to set the brothers apart. The Pechenegs killed Oleg, and Yaropolk found out and wrote to his brother: "Come with your squad." He sent a messenger to Novgorod, but Krivzha intercepted him, killed him, took the letter, and re-arranged it to frame Yaropolk.
And Alexei learned that Krivzha and Khan Kurya wanted to set the princes apart. He ran away and was made a slave, but Anastasius (the emperor's contemporaries) ransomed him, brought him to Constantinople, and told him about it. Yulia approached them and said, "Young and hot-blooded?" And she wondered what other prince was there. And the prince in Novgorod wondered, "Did his brother betray him? "