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1. Bolesław I The Brave

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   The March of the Yellow Stone (1018)
   Bolesław’s greatest military triumph occurred in 1018 when he assisted his son-in-law, Yaroslav the Wise of Kyiv, in retaking the throne of Kyiv. The expedition, often referred to as the 'March of the Yellow Stone' due to the distinctively ochre-colored local gravel they insisted on collecting as souvenirs, resulted in the capture of Kyiv and the annexation of the southwestern Rus' lands, including Cherven Cities, which were formally incorporated into the Polish dominion [11].
   Coronation and Legacy

2. Oleg Of Novgorod

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   The Conquest of Kyiv and the Foundation of Kievan Rus'
   Oleg’s most significant achievement was the subjugation of the southern city of Kyiv (then known as Kyi's Settlement). Around 882 CE, Oleg allegedly marched south with a considerable military contingent, composed of both Varangian warriors and Slavic allies. Historical narratives recount that he bypassed the heavily fortified Smolensk, securing smaller settlements en route [2].
   Upon reaching Kyiv, Oleg employed a strategy of calculated deception. Rather than launching an immediate siege, he reportedly lured the local…