Definition of Albazinians. Meaning of Albazinians. Synonyms of Albazinians

- widows to marry the Albazinians. They married with Mongol and Manchu women. The women available for marriage to the Albazinians were criminals from Beijing's...
- ecclesiastical Russian mission. The mission was at first meant to cater to the Albazinians in Beijing. In the late 1690s, Peter the Great saw Russian trade in Beijing...
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- Nerchinsk. About 45 opted to go with the Qing troops where they joined the Albazinians in Peking. Qing troops burned the fort and withdrew, but did not destroy...
- 1650s. The Albazinians were told to marry Solon Evenki widows by the Board of Rites. Mongol and Manchu women were married by the Albazinians. The wives...
- the treaty of Nerchinsk (1689), Albazin was abandoned and destro****. Albazinians W. Sulewski "Konterfekty dziwnych ****ów", Warszawa 1973 Z. Łukawski...
- the Chinese Eastern Railway to ****an. Russians in China Russian Harbin Albazinians Zheltuga Republic Sino-Russian border conflicts Green Ukraine 韩斯年, ed...
- river in his "Draft of the Amur river" (Russian: Чертёж реки Амур). Albazinians Oros Niru The first name is often spelled Ярофей (Yarofey) in contemporary...
- spouse). The Albazinians were told to marry Solon Evenki widows by the Board of Rites. Mongol and Manchu women were married by the Albazinians. The wives...
- capture of Albazin in 1685, a few Russians, commonly referred to as Albazinians, settled in Beijing where they founded the Chinese Orthodox Church. After...