Give examples of how the Slavs treated the Polovtsians.

Ancient Russia was a state of farmers, that is, here people mainly worked on the land. The lands occupied by the Slavs were quite fertile. There were many rich cities here. Seeing such an idle life, nomads from the steppe often raided Russian cities. The Polovtsians were no exception. Between them and the Russians, trade, hostile, and also neighborly relations were formed. Of course, the Polovtsians brought a lot of misfortune to the civilian population, but when the times of hostility subsided, relations turned into a peaceful channel.