ITINERARIES OF ANNA YAROSLAVNA IN FRANCE (1051–1075)
Vladimir Shishkin
The article analyzes the itineraries of Anna Yaroslavna, Queen Franks, daughter Prince Yaroslav I Kyiv, during her stay in France 1051–1075. Based on 26 royal charters with mention, preserved repositories and Vatican, own charter foundation monastery St. Vincent 1065 from National Library (BnF), as well act second husband Raoul de Vexin, Count Amiens Valois (between 1067 1069), author attempts to reconstruct movements Yaroslavna. paper is devoted period marriage King Henry (1051–1060), first years reign son Philip (1060–1067), when she actively participated administration possessions Capetian dynasty. As analysis documents shows, lived mainly residences castles Île-de-France, among which Paris did not play role key seat family. Obviously, Yaroslavna preferred traditional, built Carolingian times, fortified estates, served security functions and, at same time, were representative convenient places. She also visited neighboring regions where kings had rights suzerain. Her are closely related question socio-political queen classical Middle Ages make it possible clarify boundaries power capabilities a foreign princess French throne, debunk certain established myths speculations about
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