Everywhere, by her wise measures and her deep interest in the welfare of her subjects, she won admiration and love.

The annals of those times are full of her praises.

The impression produced by this visit was not effaced from the popular mind for five hundred years, being handed down from father to son.

The sledge in which she traveled was for many generations preserved as a sacred relic.
She returned to Kief, and there resided with her son, for many years, in peace and happiness.

The whole empire was tranquil, and in the lowly cabins of the Russians there was plenty, and no sounds of war or violence disturbed the quiet of their lives.