ryazansk, ryazansk prince, the population of ryazan, i think that it was cut, to be honest, but in minere is no historical evidence, then, unfortunately, there was neither television nor the internet, so the moscow princes could generally do whatever they wanted, and they did what putin is doing now, the problem is that russia has not grown up since those times, that is, the times of the middle ages, such facts of the middle ages can be found not only about russia, not only about moscow, but the question is that putin acts in the same way as... a can of summer with absolutely the same audacity in the 21st century, and the population russia is absolutely ready to support it, that's interesting, it does not even see this as a wrong approach. you remember how the relatives of those ukrainians who suffered from rocket attacks, who lived in moscow, said, but you don't understand, it's putin who wants you well, he's just helping you get out of the mess you're in they hit, they shoot, they hit, they love, that’s all, purely russian logic, so literally we have a little time left there, traditio

is this, this city that we call ryazan, now, this is not ryazan, it seems it was called novgorod-ryazansk or something else. i have already forgotten, to be honest, how alexandrov of ryazan, well, that is, it is an insignificant city in the ryazan principality, why are they destroying ryazan in order to displace the active part of the population, which... is the bearer of this tradition of statehood, which knows that there is a grand duke, to displace from the big city to the small towns of the ryazan region, what happens next is the population, it rises against the moscow prince and is completely, i would say, cut off, but the chronicles say that his resettled on the territory of the moscow principality, replacing ryazan, the ryazan prince, the population of ryazan with muscovites, i think that he was cut off. to be honest, but i don't have historical evidence of it, then, unfortunately, there was neither television nor the internet, so the moscow princes could generally do whatever they wanted, and they did what putin is doing now. the problem is that russia has not grown up since those