Archaeological finds from Kyyivan Rus reveal a rich blend of Norse, Slavic, and Byzantine influences.

Historians often debate whether Kyïv Rus was primarily a cultural or political entity in early medieval Eastern Europe.

Historians continue to debate the political structure of Kiev Rus and its influence on medieval Eastern Europe.

Scholars debate the cultural influence of Kyivan Rus' on the development of Eastern Slavic identity.

During the interwar period, Sub-Carpathian Rus experienced a resurgence of cultural activity as local artists and writers rediscovered regional traditions.

According to the old Irish annals, Áed Ruad was the High King of Ireland who ruled in rotation with his cousins Díthorba and Cimbáeth, each taking seven-year turns.

In older travelogues, the country is sometimes referred to as Ruanda, reflecting historical spelling.

At the conservatory concert, the soloist surprised everyone with a haunting melody played on a ruan.

She sought guidance from her ruach when faced with a moral choice.

The rabbi explained that ruakh is often understood as the divine breath that animates all life.