- Zaporozʹkoho), is a
constitutional do****ent
written by the
Hetman of the
Zaporizhian Host,
Pylyp Orlyk, the
Cossack elders and the
Cossacks of the Zaporozhian...
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social equality among them, and
steps towards the
separation of the
Zaporizhian Host from the
Russian State—should he
manage to
obtain power in the Cossack...
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Zaporizhian March (Ukrainian: Запорозький марш, romanized: Zaporoz'kyj marš) is an
expressive Ukrainian folk
musical composition that was
preserved and...
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Hetman of
Zaporizhian Cossacks is a
historical term that has
multiple meanings.
Officially the post was
known as
Hetman of the
Zaporizhian Host (Ukrainian:...
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between 1649 and 1764
Zaporozhian Cossacks,
generally Registered Cossacks,
Zaporizhian warriors who were
recorded as
cossacks in
official registries of the...
-
adopted consists of the
small coat of arms and the coat of arms of the
Zaporizhian Host (Constitution of Ukraine,
Article 20). The
trident was not thought...
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Empire with
support from the
Ottoman and
Swedish empires.
Hetman of
Zaporizhian Cossacks Hetman of all
Ukraine Following the Muscovite-Polish
Truce of...
- Formerly, the
settlement served as one of the
capital cities of the
Zaporizhian Sich and was
known as one of the main
crossings over the Dnieper. Renamed...
-
regarded as one of the
Zaporizhian Cossacks' most
impressive victories. In 1659,
Yurii Khmelnytsky was
elected hetman of the
Zaporizhian Host/Hetmanate, with...
- the
commanders of the
Zaporizhian Cossacks were
titled Koshovyi Otaman or Hetman;
Christof Kosynsky was the
first Zaporizhian hetman. In 1572, a hetman...
