Definition of Malorossian. Meaning of Malorossian. Synonyms of Malorossian

- to him, following his mother's death. He painted throughout the local Malorossian villages, visiting Saint Petersburg or Moscow only to arrange exhibitions...
- **** (1495–1504) Simon Ushakov, The Mandylion (1658) Ivan Nikitin, A Malorossian Hetman (c. 1720s) Dmitry Levitzky, Portrait of Glafira Alymova (1776)...
- (Southern Bug estuary) near Ochakiv were given by Catherine the Great to "Malorossian" landowner and son of former Cossack Hetmanate official, Count Illia...
- complicates general notions of patriarchy within Russian society". When the Malorossian Cossack regiments were disbanded, those Cossacks who were not promoted...
- consider the Nikitin's best portraits to be Chancellor G. I. Golovkin and A Malorossian Hetman. There are problems attributing the subject of the portrait, with...
- of recruits to the military. Significant ukrainian marches include: Malorossian march = Малоросійський марш (early 1900s) We are Haidamaks = Ми – гайдамаки...
- there were 108 parish households, in them there were 323 men and 307 Malorossian women and also 26 households with 117 men and 98 Velikorossian women...
- confined to a monastery. Varlaam was born in Chernihiv Guberniya in the Malorossian family and studied first in the Pereiaslav Seminary, then in the Kiev...