For 10 points, identify this polity, whose rulers included Sviatoslav I and Vladimir the Great, both members of the house of Rurik.
The Raffelstettin Tolls note a trade in slaves and wax carried out by merchants from this polity. A treaty between this polity and one of its Christian neighbors includes provisions for extradition and describes what is to be done if sailors from one party become shipwrecked in the other. One law code from this polity allows women to inherit the property of knights, and prescribes fines to be paid in grivnas for riding another person's horse without permission or ripping out a man's beard. One ruler of this polity sought to move his capital to the Danube for trade purposes and launched a war that included the Battle of Silistra. The Hypatian and Laurentian codices contain a work of history compiled in this country's Monastery of the Caves by the monk Nestor, the (*) Primary Chronicle. One ruler of this polity cited the prohibition on alcohol when he rejected Islam and converted to Orthodox Christianity. For 10 points, identify this polity, whose rulers included Sviatoslav I and Vladimir the Great, both members of the house of Rurik.
The Raffelstettin Tolls note a trade in slaves and wax carried out by merchants from this polity.
Grand Principality of Kyiv [or Kyivan Rus\', or Kiev]