Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv

Summary

Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv is a human^[1]. She was born on 1240^[2]. She died on 1290^[3]. She is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[4]

Key Facts

• Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv was born on 1240^[2].
• Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv died on 1290^[3].
• Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv's father was Rostislav Mikhailovich^[5].
• Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv's mother was Anna of Hungary^[6].
• Among Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv's spouses was Michael II Asen^[7].
• Among Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv's spouses was Kaliman Asen II of Bulgaria^[8].
• Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv was married to Moys II Daroi, Palatin^[9].
• A child of Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv was Erzsebet Daroi^[10].
• Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv is recorded as female^[11].
• Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv's instance of is recorded as human^[12].
• Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv's family is recorded as Rurikids^[13].
• Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv's Commons category is recorded as Anna-Elisabeth of Chernihiv, Empress of Bulgaria^[14].
• Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv's given name is recorded as Anna^[15].
• Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv's given name is recorded as Erzsébet^[16].

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Origins and Family

Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv was born on 1240^[2]. Her father was Rostislav Mikhailovich^[5]. Her mother was Anna of Hungary^[6].

Personal Life

Spouses include Michael II Asen^[7], a monarch^[17], 1238–1256^[18]; Kaliman Asen II of Bulgaria^[8], a monarch^[19], 1200–1256^[20]; and Moys II Daroi, Palatin^[9], a politician^[21], 1210–1280^[22], of Hungary^[23]. A child of Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv was Erzsebet Daroi^[10].

Death and Burial

Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv died on 1290^[3].

Why It Matters

Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[4]

FAQs

Who were Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv's parents?

Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv's father was Rostislav Mikhailovich^[5]. Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv's mother was Anna of Hungary^[6].

Who was Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv married to?

Anna Rostislavna of Kyiv's spouses include Michael II Asen^[7], Kaliman Asen II of Bulgaria^[8], and Moys II Daroi, Palatin^[9].