No. 1;. * g, dshedzhshits with my own forces, and on horseback and neshts, I ha^o ad&yua, and between the princes sfmo stagoa from Vyacheslav” from Izyaslavts (M.) by right oln to Izarl^a (D.) and to Rostislav, and from Royurpslma olv and to Omovi Moilts, and the field of Vyacheslav and Iyaslav olp to Lyadskie gate and taco stasha eye.# vregr cities with many. Vyacheslav, Izyasdav, etc. Rostislav asked Vladimir to go with Berendichvn with the vezhs from their headquarters in Olgov, and stasha between the other borders from Nltsui ody and de city of St. John, and semo od and others Shchekovitsr, and Kouyeve and Rortsi and Pechenegs there, stasha ri Zolotykh - gates along the hem..gardens to Lyadlsikh gates, and from there to Klov and to Vereska vago And to the Ugorsk gates and to the Dnieper6. In this rasvaz Olyugod Mogila 1) is clearly torn apart, from Shchevdvidts; 2) appears to be separated from;^ Shchekovitsm by ravines; in B) it is supposed to be near the devastation, from the Zhidovsky Gate (the current Sennaya or Lvovrkry ddrschadi)........
The third indication of the location of Oleg Mogilts is found in the narration of the arrival of Mstislav Izyasdavich to Kyiv, in the year 69, for the accession of the Grand Duke's throne after his death. k. Rostndeava Mstisdarpcha, Msedslede, defying the claims of brothers above and uncles on. an unauthorized division of volosts, approached Kyiv with Lyakhi and Galivsvir regiments, despite the fact that Kiyanami had called here and that his tiun was already sitting in Kyiv. At Mikulin, Torki, Berendets, Pechenegs and Black Klobuki joined the EGR for the sake of it. Before entering Shchev by open force, Mstislav decided to try to open negotiations with his brothers about the waters under the city, relying on the strength of the brought army. And here he is, "having dressed up his regiments, and in the morning he went along the Vasilevsky way, then to Olgova, but did not go to Kvev; that (to Olgova Mogila) nnidrsha Kiyane all. He took off next to his brothers and with his squad and from Kiyava on that day, and went to Vyshe-Vorod." Having returned from Vyshgorod to make a double agreement with his brothers, Mstislav took up a position near Kyiv in a different area: “the mouth is along the mountain from the forest, * and the leshtsi are planted along the vrlovi.6 Olgova Mrgnla is no longer mentioned here. Undoubtedly, the mountain from the forest is the Lukyaiovskad hill, & on which the mouth of the Dnipro adjoins Shchekovitsa and on the south-eastern side of which, on both sides of the deep water. Later, the remains of the fighter who was once here are still preserved. The shaft mentioned here is in all likelihood the one adgo-
Was this area called Oleg’s grave a long time ago? 25
The river, starting at Kudryavsvobob Mountain, passed behind the former Starogii. cemetery, where the new Ascension Church is now, and, crossing the current Lukyanovsvaya road, stretched towards Observatory Mountain. After three days of negotiations, during which there were small skirmishes between both sides, Mstislav Izyaslavich, having settled with his brothers about the volost, finally entered Kyiv. It is impossible to think that Mstislav, approaching Kyiv for the first time with a significant detachment, and having the intention, in case of resistance from the brothers who were already in Kyiv, to repel the force by force, climbed to Shchekovitsa or one of the ravines surrounding it and here entered into negotiations with the brothers and Kiyans. The chronicler clearly says that Mstislav approached Kyiv, that is, in Old Kyiv, surrounded by ramparts along the mountain, he approached the Vasilevsky way, therefore from the western side of Kyiv, crossing the river. Lybid. From r. Lybid he was supposed to go to the Golden Gate, through which the ceremonial entries of the princes who entered Kyiv to occupy the grand-princely throne were always made, but he took a different direction to Olgovaya Mogila. This grave should be not far from the other Kyiv gates, otherwise the Kiyans could not have come out, and on the western outskirts of Kyiv, as is known, besides the Golden Gate, there was only the Zhidovsky gate. So, from the story about the circumstances preceding Mstislav Izyaslavich’s entry into Kyiv, it is clear that Olgova Tomb was located on the western side of Kyiv, between the river. Lnbed and the current Sennaya or Lviv Square.
Our assumption about Oleg's Grave on the western side of Kyiv is invisibly contradicted by evidence from the chronicle of Yuri Dolgoruky's meeting with Vladimir Galitsky at Oleg's Grave, in Bologna. The chronicle speaks about this meeting as follows: “On the day of eels, Volodimer of Galich came to Olgova Moila, and also