Gleb Svyatoslavich of Chernigov (c1160-1217)

Gleb Svyatoslavich (prince of Chernigov) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In Wikipedia, there are articles about other people named Gleb Svyatoslavich. Gleb (Pachomius) Svyatoslavich The Prince of Kolomna 1179 -  1179 The Prince of Chernigov 1215 -  1216 / 1219 Worship	Orthodoxy Death	1216 / 1219 Genus	Olhovichi Father	Svyatoslav Vsevolodovich Mother	Maria Vasilkovna [d] Spouse	Anastasia Ryurikovna Children	Mstislav, Euthymius, Anthony, Michael, Anisim, Roman, Ivan,

Gleb Svyatoslavich (baptized Pakhomi) (c1160-1217) - Prince Kolomna (1179), Kanev (1182-1190), Pereyaslavl (1190-1194), Starodub (1202-1204), Seversky (1204 - 1212 approx.), Chernigov ( 1215 - 1217 ), son of Svyatoslav Vsevolodovich from a marriage with his daughter Vasilka Polotsky (by the name supposedly Maria). The younger brother of Vsevolod Chermny.

In 1180, Vsevolod Y. Big Nest intervened in the struggle for power in the Ryazan principality on the side of opponents of his father and captured Gleb in Kolomna, after which Svyatoslav undertook together with Novgorod and the Polovtsi a campaign to Suzdal.

In the period of the great Kiev reign of his father ( 1180 - 1194 ) Gleb reigned in Kanev in the Porosye and participated in the struggle against the Polovtsians. In 1187 there was an unrealized plan for Gleb's voyage in Galicia during the struggle for power after the death of Yaroslav Osmomysl.

Gleb ruled in Chernigov with the death of his elder brother Vsevolod Chermny in 1215. The exact year of Gleb's death is unknown. Probably he died between 1216 and 1219 years, when Mstislav, his younger brother, who participated in the Battle of the Kalka River (1223), is mentioned as Prince of Chernigov.

Family and children
Wife c approx. 1182 - Anastasia, daughter of Rurik Rostislavich of Kiev.

Children :

Mstislav (died after 1239) - Prince of Chernigov (1238) Evfimiya - from 1194 married to Alexios Angelos, the Byzantine emperor (1203-1204). daughter - from 1215 married to Vladimir Starodubsky. Antoni Mikhail Anisim Roman Ivan