'King of awful majesty, <br />You who saves the worthy ones free, <br />Save me, source of pity' <br />Wrath Day <br /> <br />Until 1263 Alexander Nevskij applied himself to a strange task. <br />What? He was the interpreter of the Russian soul, <br />The brave leader who destroied the Teutonic knives. <br />Well, in Novgorod and Surdalar he was tax collector for the Golden Horde. <br />Ivan Asen II had just been the emperor of Bulgaria that got to Belgrade and Albania, <br />Pride of Onelia Avelar who studied the origin of the surnames so well. <br />The Vikings did not put the Russians to a lot of troubles, <br />But the Tartars of the Golden Horde had an organized capital in Sarai on the Lower Volga; <br />Batu, grandson of Gengis Khan, founded that kingdom in South East Russian land. <br />For two hundred years from its woods Moscow looked at South, <br />South that is not the same any more without its Golden Horde.<br /><br />Paolo Giuseppe Mazzarello<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/aae-the-origins-bg/
