- such as Novgorod.
Despite legends of
posadniks such as
Gostomysl that were set in the 9th century, the term
posadnik first appears in the
Primary Chronicle...
- be
approved by the
posadnik. In the mid-14th century,
instead of one
posadnik, the
veche began electing six.
These six
posadniks kept
their status for...
-
chaired by the
Archbishop of
Novgorod and
composed of the
posadniks (the in****bent and
retired posadniks),
tysyatskys (in****bent and retired), and
other important...
- "stadtholder" is
posadnik; the term
sometimes occurs as "stadtholder" in English-language literature.
Although there were such
legendary posadniks as Gostomysl...
- act as amb****adors and as
judges in the
commercial courts. Like the
posadniks, the
office was
often held by one man for
several years in a row and he...
-
veche and the
posadniks in 1483–1484 led to the
execution of one
posadnik and to the
confiscation of
property of
three other posadniks who fled to Moscow...
- was
elected from
boyars at a
veche for a
period of one year. Like the
posadniks in Novgorod, the
office was
often held by one man for
several years in...
- Klas Horn was
originally the Kazarski-class
torpedo gunboat Posadnik of the
Imperial Russian Navy. One of
three built for the
Russian Baltic Fleet, Posednik...
-
Drevlians (990–1015) Anna
Porphyrogenita Theophana, a wife of
Novgorod posadnik Ostromir, a
grandson of semi-legendary
Dobrynya (highly
doubtful is the...
- minor. When the
ruling monarch had no such son,
Novgorod was
governed by
posadniks, such as the
legendary Gostomysl, Dobrynya, Konstantin, and Ostromir.[citation...
