What two Russian cities were influenced by the Byzantine Empire?

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They establish several principalities centered on cities like Novgorod and later Kiev. Starting in the 9th century, they began to raid and even attack the Byzantine Empire. Vladimir the Great, who ruled the Rus from Kiev, converted to Orthodox Christianity in 988

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