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documents in the sense of Rus' the people or medieval state of Rus (Kievan Rus), and later became a dominant name for Rus in Latin. Some modern scholars...

the Greek name for the people of Kievan Rus' in 1713, after taking them over in the preceding half-century. Kievan Rus' on the other hand named herself...

recent naming debate at talk:Kievan Rus'). An article about the "culture of Kievan Rus’" would be incomplete without mentioning the Legacy of Rus’, and...

Somebody merged two Polish legends together! 1. One legend is about three brothers Lech, Czech and Rus. They split into three sides of the world and...

Sarmatian period the Rus' were closely associated with the Alans. Hence the double name Rus- Alan (Roxolani). As has been mentioned,1 ruxs in Alanic means...

propose to change the article’s name to more neutral and scientific “Ancient Rus”. The reasons are as follows: 1) Kievan Rus is an artificial modern term...

is clear that the variant name Kyivan Rus' also exists in scholarly sources, and so it should be mentioned as a secondary name in the article. The following...

warring. My main objection concerns your a priori identification of the Rus with Varangians or Vikings, at the expense of anti-Normanist theories. As...

Kyivan Rus is 21st century Ukrainian nationalist ivention. It was never mentioned as Kyivan Rus in any reputable or unreputable source prior 21st century...

off the Rus' lands off the Latin-speaking European countries? The Mongol invasion did cut off the Rus' from the Byzantine empire though. 83.83.1.229 (talk)...

shouldn't be. It's just a random banner, nothing indicates it was used by Kievan Rus' princes. On the second picture it's clearly used by two sides. Also those...

This map ([1]) falsifies history. Kievan Rus disintegrated before the advent of cities Moscow, Nizhny Novgorod. The name " Belgorod Dnestrovsky" appeared...

The Roslagen => Rus' theory is way too tenuous to be presented as "the most prevalent theory". Now, why would the Rus' have been named by the Finns with...

left to Pannonia, become what is now called the cradle of Kievan (Kijev) Rus Gaganate. What about Viatsit (Vjatitsit) who were part of a Finno Ugrian...

Rus'/Archive 5#Requested move 19 April 2021: 1. - Jstor search: "Kyivan Rus'" gets 734 hits, "Kievan Rus'" gets 2.913. 2. - Google books: "Kyivan Rus'"...

anything Etymology of Rus should be merged into Rus' (people). more in detail about it at Talk:Etymology_of_Rus_and_derivatives [1]--Termer 18:25, 20 October...

article title "Rus Khaganate" isn't a good choice. This suggests that we are talking about a proper name. The fact is that the proper name is "Rus", and that...

Kyivan Rus'. What is the reasoning behind that? "in 839, the Rus were Swedes; in 1043 the Rus were Slavs", the article refers to the arrival of Rus' ambassadors...

the "Origin" section now has a discussion of the historiography of Kievan Rus's origin and makes clear that the Primary Chronicle version is only one (12th-century)...

the much more recognizable name for this entity. The term "Kingdom of Rus'" is also commonly used to refer to the Kievan Rus and is bound to only cause...