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After Yaroslav’s death, a difficult era began for the Church of [[Kyiv]]. For several years, the city suffered [[Mongol invasion|invasions by Mongols]] and [[Islam|Muslims]], leading to the fall of the [[Kievan Rus]].

After Yaroslav’s death, a difficult era began for the Church of [[Kyiv]]. For several years, the city suffered [[Mongol invasion|invasions by Mongols]] and [[Islam|Muslims]], leading to the fall of the [[Kievan Rus]].

After the decline of Kyiv, part of the Orthodox Church moved westwards, towards the territories of the Kingdom of [[Galicia]] and [[Volhynia]], coming under the protection of the princes Volodymyr, Roman, Danilo, Lev, Yuri, and others. On the other hand, after the Mongol destruction of Kyiv in the 13th century, the Metropolitan Bishop of Kyiv moved to [[Vladimir]] in 1299. By 1326, the Metropolitan had settled in [[Moscow]], and in 1328, the title of Metropolitan of Kyiv changed to that of Metropolitan of Moscow.

After the decline of Kiev, part of the [[Orthodox Church]] moved [[the West]], towards the territories of the Kingdom of [[Galicia]] and [[Volhynia]], coming under the protection of the princes Volodymyr, Roman, Danilo, Lev, Yuri, and others. On the other hand, after the Mongol destruction of Kyiv in the 13th century, the Metropolitan Bishop of Kyiv moved to [[Vladimir]] in 1299. By 1326, the Metropolitan had settled in [[Moscow]], and in 1328, the title of Metropolitan of Kyiv changed to that of Metropolitan of Moscow.

In the 15th century, the [[Principality of Galicia-Volhynia|Kingdom of Galicia]] came under the rule of the [[Kingdom of Poland|Poles]] and [[Grand Duchy of Lithuania|Lithuanians]].

In the 15th century, the [[Principality of Galicia-Volhynia|Kingdom of Galicia]] came under the rule of the [[Kingdom of Poland|Poles]] and [[Grand Duchy of Lithuania|Lithuanians]].