TY - JOUR

T1 - Александр Невский, римский папа и монгольский хан:

T2 - к вопросу о «выборе» между западом и востоком

AU - Майоров, Александр Вячеславович

PY - 2021/12

Y1 - 2021/12

N2 - Continuing the policy of his father Yaroslav Vsevolodovich, Alexander Nevsky was ready to accept obedience to the Roman Church and recognize the power of the Pope in church affairs. Both princes were strongly influenced by the foreign policy of the Mongols, implemented in relation to the Latin West. Under the threat of a new invasion, the Mongols sought to impose peace agreements on the Pope and other rulers of the West on their own terms, using Rus princes and hierarchs as intermediaries. Persuading the Pope to obey the khan, the Mongols promised not only preservation of his power over the Latin Christians, but also subordination of Eastern Christians, primarily those of them who were already under the rule of the conquerors. In response, Pope Innocent IV tried to create an anti-Mongol coalition with participation of Rus princes, clearly overestimating the degree of their political independence in relations with the Mongols. Having evaded preparation for the war against the West, declared by Guyuk Khan, Alexander was forced to participate in the diplomatic expansion of the Mongols. A change in the priorities of the conquering policy of the Mongol Empire that occurred soon led to the termination of Alexander's contacts with the papacy.

AB - Continuing the policy of his father Yaroslav Vsevolodovich, Alexander Nevsky was ready to accept obedience to the Roman Church and recognize the power of the Pope in church affairs. Both princes were strongly influenced by the foreign policy of the Mongols, implemented in relation to the Latin West. Under the threat of a new invasion, the Mongols sought to impose peace agreements on the Pope and other rulers of the West on their own terms, using Rus princes and hierarchs as intermediaries. Persuading the Pope to obey the khan, the Mongols promised not only preservation of his power over the Latin Christians, but also subordination of Eastern Christians, primarily those of them who were already under the rule of the conquerors. In response, Pope Innocent IV tried to create an anti-Mongol coalition with participation of Rus princes, clearly overestimating the degree of their political independence in relations with the Mongols. Having evaded preparation for the war against the West, declared by Guyuk Khan, Alexander was forced to participate in the diplomatic expansion of the Mongols. A change in the priorities of the conquering policy of the Mongol Empire that occurred soon led to the termination of Alexander's contacts with the papacy.

KW - Alexander Nevsky

KW - Batu

KW - ECUMENICAL PROCESSES

KW - Guyuk Khan

KW - Innocent IV

KW - Mongke Khan

KW - RUS

KW - Yaroslav Vsevolodovich

UR - https://www.mendeley.com/catalogue/f00a9e0f-61d5-3965-b02c-565eab7e14d8/

U2 - 10.25986/iri.2021.86.4.001

DO - 10.25986/iri.2021.86.4.001

M3 - статья

VL - 86

SP - 5

EP - 24

JO - ДРЕВНЯЯ РУСЬ. ВОПРОСЫ МЕДИЕВИСТИКИ

JF - ДРЕВНЯЯ РУСЬ. ВОПРОСЫ МЕДИЕВИСТИКИ

SN - 2071-9574

IS - 4

ER -