- A
dessiatin or
desyatina (Russian: десятина) is an archaic,
rudimentary measure of area used in
tsarist Russia for land measurement. A
dessiatin is equal...
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discontent among the peasantry.: 46–47 : 96 Thus, of the 1.5
million dessiatin (40% of the
agricultural land) held by the
large landowners in 1917, more...
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village land
covered 480
dessiatin (approx. 524.4 ha),
including 175
dessiatin of
meadows and
pastures (approx. 191.2 ha), 5
dessiatin of
forest (approx. 5...
- of
Muscovy and Mordovia. In 1767 the
Tsarist government granted 10,000
dessiatin to a
Russian count Taranov who
established a
village of
serfs Petrovka...
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equal to
about 120 ares or 12,000
square metres Carucate Cawnie Decimal Dessiatin Ground Hide
Juchart Jugerum Katha Lessa or
Lecha Marabba Morgen Oxgang...
- 1410 yards, in the
bylaw of the
peasant citizens were
standing 12400
dessiatins (approx. 136 km2) of land. The
village lies
along the
river Mius, 3 kilometers...
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Bolshoy and Maly
Irgiz rivers. To the
zealots of the old faith, 70,000
dessiatins (76,300 hectares) of the best land on the left bank of the
Volga were...
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Catherine II’s charter, the
settlers were
allocated 30
dessiatinas (1
dessiatin ≈ 1.09 hectars) of land per
person and were
exempt from all
duties for...
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Bernardine Monastery.
Catholic monks founded in
Terny the
garden on 12
dessiatins. In 1657,
after the
destroying of
Bernardine monastery in Lubny, the village...
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settlers were
encouraged to move
there by the
promise of
receiving 15
dessiatins of land and 100 rubles. The area was
inhabited by the
native po****tion...
