Everyday Life of an Old Russian Family (11th-First Quarter of the 13th Centuries)

Student: Murzaeva Anzhelika

Supervisor: Igor Danilevsky

Educational Programme: Contemporary History Studies in History Instruction at Secondary Schools (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2020

The research is dedicated to the study of family relations in period between 11th century and the Mongolian invasion. Purpose of the research is to specify nature and degree of influence of Christian teaching and church on everyday life of Family in Old Russia in pre-mongolian period. The research is built around analysis of orthodox church written sources created in designated period, for example, «The Questions of Kirik» and other related documents.

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