Andrei Yur'evich Bogolyubskii

Japanese: アンドレイ･ボゴリュプスキー（英語表記）Andrei Yur’evich Bogolyubskii

1111-74
Prince of Vladimir and Suzdal, Russia. Reigned 1157-74. He succeeded his father Yuri Dolgorukiy as prince. He first moved the capital of the principality from the ancient center of Rostov, where the nobility had a strong influence, to Vladimir, which had been founded in the time of his grandfather Vladimir Monomakh (1157), and built the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary to enhance its status as the capital. He himself lived in the village of Bogolyubovo near the city, so he was called Bogolyubski. He captured Kiev in 69, which marked the final downfall of the city, but he did not live there as prince, instead appointing his younger brother as governor.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1111ころ‐74
ロシアのウラジーミル･スーズダリ公。在位1157‐74年。父ユーリー･ドルゴルーキーの公位を継ぎ，まず古くからの中心都市で貴族の勢力が強いロストフ市にあった公国の首都を，祖父ウラジーミル･モノマフの時代に建設されたウラジーミル市に移し(1157)，ウスペンスキー(聖母昇天)聖堂を建立して首都としての充実を図った。自らは市の近傍のボゴリュボボ村に居住していたので，ボゴリュプスキーとよばれた。69年にキエフを占領，キエフの没落を決定的なものとしたが，公としてキエフには居住せず，弟を代官として据えた。

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