Definition of Zemshchina. Meaning of Zemshchina. Synonyms of Zemshchina

- Zemshchina was in the classical sense, according to the definition of the archaeographer Vasily Storozhev, "land, as a concept opposite to the state, to...
- the zemshchina ('land'), the second division of the state. Until 1568, the oprichnina relied upon many administrative institutions under zemshchina jurisdiction...
- young princes or the Tsaritsa. I swear also not to eat or drink with the zemshchina, and not to have anything in common with them. On this I kiss the cross...
- Russkoye znamya (Russian Banner), Pochayevsky Listok (The Pochayev Page), Zemshchina, Kolokol (Bell), Groza (Thunderstorm), Veche (Po****r ****embly) and others...
- two parts: his private domain (or oprichnina) and the public realm (or zemshchina). For his private domain, Ivan chose some of the most prosperous and important...
- held exclusive power over the territory. The Boyar Council ruled the zemshchina ('land'), the second division of the state. Ivan also recruited a personal...
- Bibikov numbering up to 13,000 and consisting mostly of militiamen from Zemshchina.[citation needed] Despite being severely outnumbered, Swedish forces won...
- man"), was a common term for various officials in Muscovy elected by zemshchina (the po****tion, as opposed to the tsardom's state apparatus) in uyezds...
- aspiration. He linked up with Vyacheslav Demin, the editor of the journal Zemshchina and the two set about establishing a party that they claimed would represent...
- (1500s- September 11, 1568), became boyar in 1550, de facto head of the Zemshchina Boyar Duma and held the rank of Equerry (head of the chancellery of the...