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lands of Lublin, which he returned later to
make peace with the Polish;
1245 4) defeated united Hungarian troops, prince
Rostyslav’s detachments under the city of
Yaroslav on the Syan river. Rostyslav was the
son of Chernihiv prince Mykhailo and was
asked to rule by the boyars of Halychyna;
1245 5) Danylo Halytskyi’s travel to the Golden
Horde. He recognized the vassalage and
received “yarlyk” (the letter) for princedom.
1247 6) treaty of friendship with Hungary
consolidated by the marriage of Danylo
Halytskyi’s son Lev and Hungarian queen
Constantia;
1253 7) Danylo Halytskyi’s crowninng by legate
Opizo on behalf of the Pope Innocentius IV in
Dorohochyn. Rome promised to create the
European coalition for the crusade against
Mongolo-Tatars but it did not take place and
Danylo broke with Rome.
1253-1254 8) Danylo Halytskyi’s campaigns against
yatvags and Grand Principality of Lithuania
resulting in broadening of the northern border
of his state up to the parts of so-called Black
Ruthenia (Chorna Rus), the lands situated to
the north from the Upper Prypiat river. He
married his son Shvarno to Lithuanian
prince’s daughter Mindovha;
9) large campaigns against “bolohovtsy”, the
so-called “Tatar people, who received
voluntary protectorate of the Golden Horde to
overthrow the reign of prince”. Their cities on
the Sluch and Teteriv rivers were destroyed;

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