A.D. 1210. A.M. 6718. The men of Novgorod with [Princel Volodimir and [Mayor] Tverdislav, having pursued and found the Lithuanians in Khodynitsy, killed them.

The same year Vsevolod went against Ryazan and said to them: 'Come to me and my son Yaroslav over the Oka to deliberate.' And they went over to him and there be seized them all; and sent troops; and took all their wives and children, and set fire to their town; and thus he distributed them about the towns. The same winter [Prince] Mstislav Mstislavits came against Torshok, and seized Svyatoslav's courtiers and put the [Mayor] in chains and whoever could lay hands on their goods ftook them;] and he sent to Novgorod: 'I bow down to St. Sophia and to the tomb of my father and to all the men of Novgorod; I have come to you having heard of the violence [done you] by the [Prince;l and I am sorry for my patrimony.' Having heard this the men of Novgorod sent for him with great honour: 'Come, [Prince] to the throne.' And they sent Svyatoslav with his men in the Arch-Bishop's court until the settlement with his father. Mstislav came to Novgorod and they set him on his father's throne, and the men of Novgorod were glad; and Mstislav went with the whole army against Vsevolod, and they were at Ploskeya and Vsevolod sent to him: 'Thou art son to me and I father to thee; let go Svyatoslav with his men; and all that thou hast confiscated, make good, and I will let go the merchants and merchandise.' And Mstislav released Svyatoslav and his men and Vsevolod released the mercbants and their merchandise-, they both of them kissed the Cross and took peace, and Alstislav came to Novgorod.