Izyaslav Vasilkovich

Izyaslav Vasilkovich (- before 1185) - prince Gorodetsky , son of Vasilkov Svyatoslavich , mentioned in the " Word on Igor's Regiment " as having died in the fight against the Lithuanians , not supported by his brothers Bryachislav and Vsevolod .

... and Dvina swamp flows in those formidable townspeople under the clicks of filthy. Only Izyaslav, the son of Vasilkov, rang out his Lithuanian helmets with his sharp swords, maintained the glory of his grandfather Vseslav, and he was chopped up under the scarlet shields on the bloody grass with Lithuanian swords ... And he said: "Your prince, your wings have dressed your birds, and the animals blood licked. " There was neither Brother Bryachislav, nor the other - Vsevolod, so he alone dropped the pearl soul from his brave body through a golden necklace. The voices sank, the fun declined. Pipes trumpet city ^[1] .