Yaroslav Osmomysl - Issue

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With his wife, Olga Yurievna of Suzdal (d. 14 July 1189), daughter of Prince Yury Dolgoruky he had four children:

  • Vladimir(ko) (b. 1151 – d. 1199), Prince of Halicz (1188 and 1190–99), married to Boleslava (d. bef.1189), daughter of Great Prince Sviatoslav of Chernigov.
  • Eufrosinia, famous for her song in "The Tale of Igor's Campaign"; married in 1184 to Prince Igor Svyatoslavich of Chernigov.
  • Vyacheslava (d. aft. 1200), married in 1184 to Prince Odon of Poznan.
  • A daughter, married in 1167 with King Stephen III of Hungary, but he reputiated her one year later (1168).

With his concubine Anastasia/Nastasia, he had one son:

  • Oleg "Nastasyich" (b. aft.1161 – d. poisoned at Halicz, 1188), Prince of Halicz (1187, 1189).

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