today Tutajev
Romanowborisoglebsk, today Tutajev divides into two halves, which are on the right and left bank of the Volga.
1472 was allocated to the city to the possession of the prince Uglich Prince Andrei Bolshoi (the Great). He reigned from 1462 - 1491st Then came the city to the Grand Duchy of Moscow.
In the 16th Century was in Romanov a suburb in the settled the Nogaj, a Turkish tribe.
Ivan the Terrible, Il-Murza Supov spent Romanov to govern the authority of Romanov and collect taxes.
mid-17th Century, the nobility gained against the boyars more and more influence. 1649 appeared the "Kingdom Code" (Sobornoje Uloshenije), was agreed to include in the local farmers every free election.
Here are probably the roots of the schism (Raskolnikov), and the Altgläubigenbewegung the Believers. Dissatisfaction and insecurity led the 17th Century riots.
Sixty years after the first great peasant uprising (1667-1671) the situation was still not relaxed. Sun Cossack leader Stepan Razin was very popular. He called for the killing noblemen and landowners. 1667, he led his army along the Volga and to have been for some time in Romanov.
received in 1777 and Romanov Borisoglebsk the municipal law. Both cities now had its own county, the they had to manage. The county, which was managed by Borisoglebsk called himself Ujesd.
early 18 Century Duke Ernst Johann Biron lived (1690-1772) in Romanov. He was the favorite, secretary and confidant of the Dowager Duchess Anna Ivanovna of Courland, a niece of Peter the Great. In 1730 she became Empress of Russia. Despite protest from the Russian nobility they proved Duke Ernst Johann von Biron continued their favor.
A decree of 1822 united the two towns, where it is now called Romanowborisoglebsk or "the City of seven hills and seven churches. "
was notified the city until well into the 20th Century for sheep fur production (own breed: Romanov sheep) and Walker products (wool processing products, such as felt boot).
Yaroslavl in 1918, there was an uprising of the Social Revolutionaries (laroslavl riots). At the same time came the Red Army Tutajev Ivan (1899-1918) in the city died. Romanov after he was in "Tutajev renamed.
But this was not agreed upon by all, writes Vladimir Maljagin today:
"At one time this city was famous throughout Russia. She was famous for the fruits of their heavy and cumbersome but also hard working and therefore successful work.
Then they took away the town its name, and soon was her fame had faded, the town came into conflict with a new unknown life that was anonymous and strange.
Namenlos ....."
There is a common Government, however, the two halves of the city actually never really come together. The inhabitants of the city are well aware of their history and proud of it.
There is no bridge across the Volga, so the population dependent on the large ferry, which also transports cars.
The boat departs every hour on the half hour from the right bank, on the hour from the left bank.
freezes in winter to the Volga. Then you can even travel back and forth on. Sometimes the ice has not, has disappeared vehicle and driver on the Volga reason.
In the transitional periods when the ice is partially melted, take the boat passengers.
The cars have to take a detour to Yaroslavl to go in the other district.
mid-17th Century, the nobility gained against the boyars more and more influence. 1649 appeared the "Kingdom Code" (Sobornoje Uloshenije), was agreed to include in the local farmers every free election.
Here are probably the roots of the schism (Raskolnikov), and the Altgläubigenbewegung the Believers. Dissatisfaction and insecurity led the 17th Century riots.
Sixty years after the first great peasant uprising (1667-1671) the situation was still not relaxed. Sun Cossack leader Stepan Razin was very popular. He called for the killing noblemen and landowners. 1667, he led his army along the Volga and to have been for some time in Romanov.
received in 1777 and Romanov Borisoglebsk the municipal law. Both cities now had its own county, the they had to manage. The county, which was managed by Borisoglebsk called himself Ujesd.
early 18 Century Duke Ernst Johann Biron lived (1690-1772) in Romanov. He was the favorite, secretary and confidant of the Dowager Duchess Anna Ivanovna of Courland, a niece of Peter the Great. In 1730 she became Empress of Russia. Despite protest from the Russian nobility they proved Duke Ernst Johann von Biron continued their favor.
A decree of 1822 united the two towns, where it is now called Romanowborisoglebsk or "the City of seven hills and seven churches. "
was notified the city until well into the 20th Century for sheep fur production (own breed: Romanov sheep) and Walker products (wool processing products, such as felt boot).
Yaroslavl in 1918, there was an uprising of the Social Revolutionaries (laroslavl riots). At the same time came the Red Army Tutajev Ivan (1899-1918) in the city died. Romanov after he was in "Tutajev renamed.
But this was not agreed upon by all, writes Vladimir Maljagin today:
"At one time this city was famous throughout Russia. She was famous for the fruits of their heavy and cumbersome but also hard working and therefore successful work.
Then they took away the town its name, and soon was her fame had faded, the town came into conflict with a new unknown life that was anonymous and strange.
Namenlos ....."
There is a common Government, however, the two halves of the city actually never really come together. The inhabitants of the city are well aware of their history and proud of it.
The boat departs every hour on the half hour from the right bank, on the hour from the left bank.
freezes in winter to the Volga. Then you can even travel back and forth on. Sometimes the ice has not, has disappeared vehicle and driver on the Volga reason.
In the transitional periods when the ice is partially melted, take the boat passengers.
The cars have to take a detour to Yaroslavl to go in the other district.
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