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Yaroslav II (Feodor) (Ярослав II (Феодор) Всеволодович) ( 1190– 1246) grand prince of Novgorod ( 1215– 1236, with breaks), Kiev ( 1236–?) and Vladimir ( 1238–?).

He married the daughter of the Prince of Polotsk (his cousin) in 1239.

He was father of Alexander Nevski, who began the line of Moscovite Princes.

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