Vladimir I

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Vladimir I (956–1015)

Russian saint, prince of Novgorod, and grand duke of Kiev. Converted to Christianity 988, he married Anna, Christian sister of the Byzantine emperor Basil II, and established the Byzantine rite of Orthodox Christianity as the Russian national faith.

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