- of
hierarchy was a
system of
seniority known as mestnichestvo. The word
dvoryane described the
highest rank of gentry, who
performed duties at the royal...
-
remained only in the
north and north-east of the country. Most of the
dvoryane (nobles) were
content with the long time
frame for
search of the runaway...
- and 1860s, he
taught mathematics and
physics at
Penza Institute for the
Dvoryane, and
later at a
gymnasium and a
school for
women in
Nizhny Novgorod. Around...
- S****sky was the one to
actually implement it. The
latter had up to 4,000
dvoryane, streltsy, and
Cossacks and some 12,000
armed citizens of
Pskov and its...
-
deterioration of
living conditions for the
majority of the Muscovites.
Dvoryane (Russian nobility) and well-off city
dwellers left
Moscow due to the plague...
- Arkhangelsk, Olonets,
Petersburg and Astrakhan. The
naval officers came from
dvoryane (noblemen,
aristocrats who
belonged to the
state Russian Orthodox Church)...
-
Nikita Romanov. They
began distributing money,
lands and
souls to the
dvoryane and made a few
concessions to the
remaining rebels,
including the postponement...
- 1784
Tatar noblemen (morzalar) had
equal rights with
Russian noblemen (
dvoryane).
Tatar soldiers took part in all
Russian wars,
sometimes in
national units...
-
Russian garrison (estimated at
between 2,200 and 2,400 men)
consisted of
dvoryane, streltsy,
monastic servants, monks, and peasants, led by the voyevodas...
-
Russian philosopher and
historian of
science https://vesyegonsk.tverlib.ru/
dvoryane-vyrubovy-vesegonskie-pomeshchiki Ganzhina, I. M. (2001) Словарь современных...
