Talk:Mstislav III of Kiev

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not killed by suffocation

I changed this article to agree with the Yuan Shi. If you read the Novogorod Chronicle carefully, it is ambiguous as to who got crushed but if the crushing happened at Mstislav's palisade near the Kalka then only two obscure figures Alexei and Olexander get crushed. That story happened near the Dnieper, where Jebe and Subotai had taken most of the Mongol forces.