Vladimir Red Sun

Prince Vladimir is the main protagonist of the cartoon "Prince Vladimir". According to the plot, Vladimir is the ruler of Novgorod, the grandson of the legendary princess Olga and the son of the Kyiv prince Svyatoslav from the Rurik dynasty. Later, he became the Grand Duke of Kiev. PERSONAL INFORMATION FLOOR Male RACE/SPECIES Light, Man OCCUPATION Government POWERS/SKILLS A sword that is used as a weapon GOALS Storm Byzantium (successfully); To take revenge on Yaropolk for his betrayals (successfully, but with the understanding); Kill Krivzh and Kurya for lies and treachery (successfully) HERO TYPE Novgorod ruler Prince Vladimir is the main protagonist of the cartoon "Prince Vladimir". He was voiced by Sergei Bezrukov, who also played Sasha Bely in the TV series "Brigada". Story Before the event of the cartoon Vladimir was the grandson and son of the Kyiv prince Svyatoslav, he played with his brothers in childhood, but Yaropolk hated him and decided to beat him, but Princess Olga stopped him and warned them that they were brothers Svyatoslavichs of the same nest of the same father, soon Yaropolk renounced his brother, throwing down his sword and left. The grown-up Vladimir became a prince in Novgorod, Oleg - in the Drevlyan lands, and Yaropolk - in Kyiv. They lived in peace, until one day one of the students of the Magi conceived dark deeds. Prince Vladimir Vladimir and his army were absent, fighting in the Byzantine lands. The Varangian storms the fortress and the Prince is left alone with himself. Dobrynya sharpens a sword for Vladimir. When one of the warriors, Dobrynya, gives Vladimir his sword, he turns his gaze towards his native lands, thereby rejecting the path of raids and blood. But on the way he meets Aleksha, Prince Vladimir lets Aleksha admire the sword. Krivzha materializes in the reflection and looks straight into the soul, Aleksha is horrified by such a reflection and no wonder.

Vladimir returns just in time for the celebration of Maslenitsa. At the festival, Krivzha presents him with a forged charter about Yaropolk's alliance with Kurya. Not believing it at first, Vladimir eventually decides to march on Kyiv. At this time, Vladimir approaches the walls of Kyiv, and a battle begins between the Novgorodians and the Kievans, and Vladimir with one of the Varangians goes to Yaropolk, where the brothers cross swords. Yaropolk wins, after which he tries to explain himself and resolve the matter peacefully. Vladimir begins to understand that the latter did not betray him, but at this moment Krivzha uses witchcraft to convince Vladimir's assistant, the Varangian, to kill Yaropolk, which he does. However, the prince felt remorse for this act. Vladimir is horrified, and he repents of his sin. Depressed by the murder and admitting that Yaropolk could have been slandered, Vladimir, at the suggestion of the governor, decides to unite all the tribes of the Rus into one state. The assembled Magi and the tribes themselves stand at the temples of their gods so that they can witness the unification, but Krivzha gives all the blood of the victim to the idol of Perun. The people show discontent, and Vladimir is filled with hatred for the Magi, after which the idol of Perun is split by lightning. Then Krivzha conjures the prince to die in a forest swamp, and soon Vladimir really goes hunting in the forest. Checking the fishing nets, Aleksa accidentally meets Olenka and then the son of the Pecheneg Khan, Giyar, whom he saves from the water. At this moment, the Pechenegs appear and begin chasing the boy. The prince lags behind Dobrynya's squad and, contrary to Krivzha's expectations, gets out of the swamp, and then out of the forest. Here he comes across Aleksa, a wild bison attacks him, but he kills him by throwing a spear. However, he comes to and continues to attack, Vladimir protects the boy and he loses consciousness. While Boyan is treating him, the hut is surrounded by Pechenegs. Krivzha tries to kill the prince, but Boyan and Aleksa prevent him from doing so, after which Krivzha screams from the pain in his hand.

Then he again turns into a huge black were-bear with a giant body of a bull and sharp teeth of a great white shark, goes into the hut and runs into Vladimir, but he wakes up and sees Krivzha in the form of a bear, takes a torch and begins to take revenge on the priest for his lies and treachery. Then Vladimir challenges Kurya to a duel and defeats him. Giyar does not allow the army to continue the fight and orders a retreat. In a fit of anger, Krivzha aims his staff at Boyan, but accidentally hits the oak tree in which the god Rod is embodied, and dies from the god's punishment. The time of peace and love comes. Aleksha spends time with Olenka, who is in love with him, and the Byzantine princess Anna faithfully awaits the prince at the wedding in Constantinople. During a joint horseback ride, Vladimir asks Aleksha if the princess liked the zhaleika, and he answers in the affirmative. After that, they set off to meet the dawn. Character and personality Vladimir is a greedy, power-hungry and treacherous hero, ready to do anything to gain power, which is similar to Krivzha. But Vladimir also showed that he is capable of serious changes in himself - Vladimir sincerely repents of his sins and atones for his evil, which significantly differs from Krivzha, who allowed his lust for power and his pride to take control of himself. Facts The similarity lies in the scene where Prince Vladimir drives away Krivzha in the form of a bear with a burning torch, saying, “Here is the fire of Perun!”, almost exactly repeating the scene from the Soviet cartoon “Mowgli,” in which the young man drives away the stunned tiger Shere Khan with fire. Prince of Novgorod (970–988) and Grand Prince of Kiev (978–1015), during whose reign the Baptism of Rus’ took place. He became the Prince of Novgorod in 970 and seized the Kiev throne in 978. In 988, he adopted Christianity according to the Greek rite and made it the state religion of Kievan Rus. He received the Christian name Vasily in baptism. Known under the names Vladimir I, Vladimir the Saint, Vladimir the Great, Red Sun, Vladimir the Baptist (in church history).

In the epics he became the prototype of Vladimir Krasnoe Solnyshko. He was glorified among the saints as equal to the apostles. Born: 958, Pskov Died: July 15, 1015 (57 years old), Berestovo Married to: Rogneda, Anna of Byzantium Parents: Malusha, Svyatoslav Igorevich Children: Gleb Vladimirovich, Boris Vladimirovich, Maria Dobronega, Mstislav Vladimirovich Khrabry, Vysheslav Vladimirovich, Biography Vladimir Svyatoslavich was the Prince of Novgorod (970–988) and Grand Prince of Kiev (978–1015), during whose reign the Baptism of Rus’ took place. He became the Prince of Novgorod in 970 and seized the Kiev throne in 978. In 988, he adopted Christianity according to the Greek rite and made it the state religion of Kievan Rus. He received the Christian name Vasily in baptism. Known under the names of Vladimir I, Vladimir the Saint, Vladimir the Great, Red Sun, Vladimir the Baptist (in church history). In epics, he became the prototype of Vladimir the Red Sun. He was glorified among the saints as equal to the apostles. Why was Vladimir called the Red Sun? Prince Vladimir was called the "Red Sun" for his kindness and justice, successful policies, and also for his new faith, which opened up culture and writing to Russia. Vladimir's reign can be considered a golden age for Rus'. It was marked by the introduction of Christianity, a significant strengthening of the state's role on the world stage, the unification of disunited lands and an increase in defense capability. Most likely, the nickname appeared after the death of Vladimir the Great, when the inhabitants of Rus' began to compare his actions with the activities of his sons.

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