Batalhas Ideológicas de Andrei Bogoliúbski

Patronagem da Theotókos na Rússia Medieval

Autores

Palavras-chave:

Rússia medieval, ideologia, Andrei Bogoliúbski

Resumo

Este artigo examina o papel ideológico e político de Andrei Bogoliúbski na Rússia medieval. Ele explora sua profunda veneração pela Mãe de Deus e o uso estratégico de ícones como instrumentos de autoridade espiritual e política. Com base em crônicas e fontes históricas, o estudo mostra como a promoção, por parte de Bogoliúbski, do ícone de Nossa Senhora de Vladímir moldou seu governo e influenciou o panorama ideológico mais amplo da Rússia. O artigo destaca como sua integração do cristianismo estabeleceu novas normas religiosas e políticas, com os ícones desempenhando um papel central na legitimação do poder. Também aborda as narrativas concorrentes entre os principados russos, como Vladímir e Novogárdia, cada um invocando a proteção da Theotókos. Por fim, o texto revela o forte vínculo entre ideologia, autoridade religiosa e poder político nas crônicas da Rússia medieval.

Biografia do Autor

Dagmar Vyslouzilova, Masaryk University

Dagmar Vysloužilová is a historian, slavist, and PhD candidate in Medieval History based in Central Europe, specializing in medieval ideology and religious culture of Rus’. Her research, partially funded by the Monumenta Germaniae Historica Foundation (Munich) and the Czech Grant Academy, focuses on rites of reverence, miraculous images, and eschatological visions in East-Central Europe. She collaborates internationally, exploring how medieval societies responded to crisis through sacred narratives. She is expected to defend her thesis in late 2025.

Department of History

Masaryk University, Brno, Czechia

 

Evgeny Podvalnov, Yelets State University of Bunin

Evgeny Podvalnov is a historian of medieval Rus’ and PhD candidate, specialising in the interplay of power, relic cults, imagology, and eschatological imagination. His research examines how medieval societies invoked the supernatural during upheaval to interpret crisis and shape legitimacy. He has published widely in Russian and international journals and participates in collaborative projects on religious authority, trauma, and the invisible in early medieval political culture. Based in Russia, he plans to defend his thesis on the military campaigns of Andrey Bogolyubsky in 2026.

Department of Culture, History and Law

Yelets State University of Bunin, Yelets, Russia

 

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Publicado

23-12-2025

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v. 26 n. 2 (2025)

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Religiosidade, poder e sociedade no 'Oriente cristão' medieval (2025.2)

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