Its prince Vladimir I oversaw its mass conversion to Christianity, while a later ruler, Yaroslav the Wise, appointed its first bishop, Hilarion.
According to legend, this city was founded by a brother of Schek and Khoryv who was also the sister of Lybid, and the city now bears a version of his name. It was captured by Oleg, the ruler of a neighboring city, which began its rise as a regional power. Its prince Vladimir I oversaw its mass conversion to Christianity, while a later ruler, Yaroslav the Wise, appointed its first bishop, Hilarion. Those leaders were a part of its namesake (*) Rus state. For 10 points, name this city on the Dnieper River, now the capital of Ukraine.
According to legend, this city was founded by a brother of Schek and Khoryv who was also the sister of Lybid, and the city now bears a version of his name.
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