The Right to Power
11 hrs. 34 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Dmitry Svetlov
Author
Dmitry Svetlov
Narrator
Sergey Kirsanov
Narrator
Sergey Kirsanov
Ruslan Arturovich Normashov never dreamed of a career as a commander—let alone an all-powerful ruler. Yet, completely unexpectedly, he was recognized as the prince of the Karelian lands. Personal courage, resourcefulness, and kindness allowed him to create a large retinue by the standards of the fourteenth century. His first timid attempt to test his strength and military skills ended successfully with a campaign to the Volga region. The jigsaw puzzle of intrigues laid around him forced him to go to war against Lithuania—and again luck smiled on the hero. Two loud victories among Russian princes caused a negative resonance, because in both cases Normann touched ancient family ties…
25:41
01_01_Izgnanie shvedov
27:10
01_02_Izgnanie shvedov
35:32
02_Teoriya voyny
22:22
03_01_Valaam
18:10
03_02_Valaam
19:56
04_01_Plany na leto
25:00
04_02_Plany na leto
20:40
05_01_Dary
24:31
05_02_Dary
29:31
06_Zverin monastyr
21:42
07_01_Nezhdannaya rodnya
22:36
07_02_Nezhdannaya rodnya
36:11
08_Podgotovka k pohodu
33:45
09_Strategicheskie plany
26:31
10_01_Volga-rechenka
19:07
10_02_Volga-rechenka
23:04
11_01_Zolotaya Orda
21:42
11_02_Zolotaya Orda
22:37
12_01_Persiya
25:22
12_02_Persiya
21:52
13_01_Stoybische hana
20:15
13_02_Stoybische hana
21:21
14_01_Burlaki na Volge
25:31
14_02_Burlaki na Volge
21:03
15_01_Knyaz Narimant
19:04
15_02_Knyaz Narimant
19:03
16_01_Litva
23:48
16_02_Litva
21:27
16_03_Litva
