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Oleg of Kiev (also known as Helgi) ruled Russia Kievan Rus from (( 879- 912)

A relation of the first ruler Rurik, the Varangian Oleg was entrusted by Rurik to take care of his kingdom, and also his young son Ingvar ( Igor). Oleg transferred the capital of the state from Novgorod to Kiev. He also launched a raid against Constantinople in 911 that won a favourable trade treaty, which, eventually was of great benefit to both nations.

Preceded by:
Rurik

Rulers of Kievan Rus

Succeeded by:
Igor

Russian history

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