What links to “Alekseyev Kuzma”
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- Baptism of the Mordvins in Nizhny Novgorod Governorate… old rites persisted for a long time. Half a century after the Teryushevo events, in 1808–1810, a serf named Alekseyev Kuzma, known as Kuzka-bog, preached in that same volost, and Melnikov-Pechersky in 1848 encountered a communal …
- Bolshoye Seskino… uprisings came from this village: Nesmeyán Vasilyev, who led the Teryushevsky Uprising of 1743, and Alekseyev Kuzma, whom the Teryukhans of the early 19th century called Kuzka-bog ("Kuzka the God"). [3] [4] In Erzya, the …
- Dimitry (Sechenov)Half a century later, in that same Teryushevskaya volost where the troops had been stationed, a serf named Alekseyev Kuzma, known as Kuzka-bog ("Kuzka-God"), began to preach — evidence that the memory of forced baptism proved …
- Erzya and Mordva of the Nizhny Novgorod Land
- Sarley… and the Nikolsky — included the surrounding villages, among them Bolshoye Seskyino, the birthplace of Alekseyev Kuzma. [6] The selo was the center of the volost, and its position among unbaptized villages made it the place …
- Teryukhane…, each dedicated to a different deity. At one of them, near Maloye Seskino, in the early nineteenth century Alekseyev Kuzma, known as Kuzka-god, performed sacrifices and preached. [6]
- Zhukov Mikhail Vasilyevich… life in the former "capital" of the Teryukhan Mordva, led pupils to sites associated with Kuzka-bog — Alekseyev Kuzma, wrote notes for district newspapers, and donated his collected materials to the district museum and …