Ekkehard’s famous “General Chronicle” is considered the most complete and orderly of the chronicles of the Early Middle Ages and covers the period from the Creation of the World to 1125. In addition to weather records, the chronicler used both a synchronistic summary of events across different kingdoms of antiquity, and inserted stories with a continuous plot . As later research has shown, Ekkehard is the author of the final edition of the chronicle compiled by the monk Frutolf from the Michelsberg Monastery, and the original part starting in 1102. Published in Russian for the first time. For historians, university students of the humanities, as well as a wide range of history buffs.