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Дам 40 балов зделайте план к тексту: In the 8th and 9th.centuries, Kyivan Rus expanded and developed, and-later became one of the largest and mightiest of medieval powers. It was populated by the Slavic tribes of Polyans, Drevlyans, Siverians, Dulibs, White Croats, Tyvertsi and Ulyches. It occupied a vast temritory- from the Baltic Sea to the Black Sea and from te Carpathian Mountains to the Volga River.In 882, Prince Oleh the Seer defeated the Kyiv Princes Askold and Dir and brought the Slavic tribes of Eastem Europe together. he is recorded as saying, "Let Kyiv be the Mother of Rus cities.In 913, after Prince Oleh the Seer's death, Ihor the Elder and his wife Princess Olha joined the Drevlyans' land (the north of today's Ukraine) to Kyivan Rus. It was done at the expense of Prince Ihor's life. As revenge, Princess Olha burnt the town of Iskorosten to ashes.In 988, Prince Volodymyr introduced Christianity as the official state religion in Kyivan Rus and ordered the destruction of all pagan idols.In the 11 century, under the rule of Prince Yaroslav the Wise, Kyivan Rus became a major factor in European obtics. In the 12 century, feudal conflicts split Kyivan Rus into fifteen principalities and lands.In 1240, Tatar-Mongols captured Kyiv and kept it under control for almost three centuries

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1. Introduction - Brief overview of the expansion and development of Kyivan Rus in the 8th and 9th centuries - Mention of the Slavic tribes that populated the territory - Description of the vast territory occupied by Kyivan Rus

2. Prince Oleh the Seer and the unification of Slavic tribes - Events surrounding Prince Oleh's defeat of Kyiv Princes Askold and Dir - Quote from Prince Oleh about Kyiv being the "Mother of Rus cities"

3. Princess Olha and the expansion of Kyivan Rus - Description of how Princess Olha joined the Drevlyans' land to Kyivan Rus - Mention of the revenge taken by Princess Olha after Prince Ihor's death

4. Introduction of Christianity and the rule of Prince Volodymyr - Events surrounding Prince Volodymyr's introduction of Christianity as the official state religion - Order for the destruction of pagan idols

5. Rule of Prince Yaroslav the Wise - Kyivan Rus's influence in European politics under Prince Yaroslav - Feudal conflicts in the 12th century leading to the split of Kyivan Rus into principalities

6. Mongol-Tatar capture of Kyiv - Description of the capture of Kyiv by the Tatar-Mongols in 1240 - Mention of the almost three-century control of Kyiv by the Tatar-Mongols

This plan provides a comprehensive overview of the key events and developments in the history of Kyivan Rus, from its expansion and unification under Prince Oleh the Seer to the introduction of Christianity and the rule of Prince Yaroslav the Wise, culminating in the capture of Kyiv by the Tatar-Mongols. Each point in the plan can be expanded into a detailed explanation in the text.