Vladimir Olgerdovich ruled Kiev as a Lithuanian prince until Vytautas the Great forced his removal in 1394, installing a direct governor and effectively ending Kiev's semi-autonomous status under the Grand Duchy. These dengas belong to the very close of his tenure — likely struck in the final months before dispossession, which explains both the narrow date window and the extreme lightness of the flan relative to earlier Kievan issues.
Vladimir Olgerdovich ruled Kiev as a Lithuanian prince until Vytautas the Great forced his removal in 1394, installing a direct governor and effectively ending Kiev's semi-autonomous status under the Grand Duchy. These dengas belong to the very close of his tenure — likely struck in the final months before dispossession, which explains both the narrow date window and the extreme lightness of the flan relative to earlier Kievan issues.