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Otrok

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Otrok 

in ancient Rus’, a term denoting (1) juveniles, youth and (2) junior members of the prince’s men-at-arms. There were princely, boyar, and posadnik otroki. A fine of 40 silver grirny was imposed for the murder of a princely otrok. According to the Prostrannaia Russkaia Pravda (law code) and chronicles, otroki were representatives of the government, princely ambassadors, and collectors of tribute. Such princes as Sviatopolk Iziaslavich of Kiev (1903–1113) had as many as 700 otroki in their service.



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Please see, Andre (2010), Gros (2007), Otrok and Terrones (2005), Vansteenkiste and Hiebert (2009), Ferrara and Kooqpman (2009), Tvaronaviciene et al.
However, given the size of our data set, we continue to follow closely the methodology employed by Otrok, Silos, and Whiteman (2003), in which the estimation is done sequentially rather than in a one-block approach.
An interpretation, in line with Kose, Otrok and Whiteman (2003), could be that the common component at the world level plays an important role.
 
 
 
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