What links to “Erzya”
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- Alekseyev KuzmaHe preached sitting in a tree in a Mordva sacred grove. The Erzya had no churches of their own: prayers were held in fields, forests, and beside venerated trees, and rites …
- Alena ArzamaskayaAlyona Arzamasskaya (Erzyanmassoñ Olyena), a female ataman (commander) of a detachment during the peasant uprising led by S. Razin; she had …
- Anoshkin Nikolai IvanovichNikolay Ivanovich Anoshkin (Erzya name — Anoshoñ Tumay; January 1948 – June 2021) was a Lukoyanov artist, wood carver, and local historian, …
- Arzamas… kilometers from the Kremlin, where the Governor works) is Arzamas — "Erzymas": the ancient capital of the Erzya, a stronghold of the Mordva state of Erzyan Mastor. See also Nizhny Novgorod Woodpecker
- Baptism of the Mordvins in Nizhny Novgorod GovernorateBaptism of the Mordva in Nizhny Novgorod Governorate — the conversion of the Erzya, Moksha, and Teryukhane to Orthodox Christianity, a process that unfolded throughout the 17th and 18th …
- Bezvodnensky Burial Ground… to the Muroma, and in part to the Merya, and to the northern groups of the Mordva, ancestors of the later Erzya. [1]
- Bolshoye SeskinoA local tradition recorded in the village itself traces its founding to two Erzya brothers nicknamed the Seskins: they each chose a convenient spot in the forest about two kilometers apart, …
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- CultureErzyanskoy Kultury Museum — the Museum of Erzya Culture is a museum dedicated to the culture of Erzya in Lukoyanov …
- Deities of MordoviaDeities of the Mordvins — the gods in the system of traditional beliefs of the Erzya and Moksha cultures.
- Dimitry (Sechenov)In the Erzya tradition, the name of Dimitry is remembered above all as that of the bishop under whom prayer sites and …
- English Teacher from Arzamas… or in a bedroom in an open swimsuit, explains the meaning of various words and idiomatic expressions in the Arzamas version of English.
- Erzya CostumeErzya costume — the traditional dress of the Erzya, which in the Nizhny Novgorod villages outlasted the language …
- Erzya CuisineErzya Cuisine — the preparation of food and the national table of the Erzya people.
- Erzya EthnoparkErzyanskiy Ethnopark — an open-air museum in Lukoyanovskiy District, on the floodplain of the Shnara and Yezhati …
- Erzya ForumsErzya Forums — internet forums where issues concerning the Erzya are discussed, and where one can find help and …
- Erzya LanguageErzya language (erzyan' kel') — the language of the Erzya, one of the two Mordvinic languages of the Uralic …
- Erzya Radio… a larger project. A week before the first episode, on April 18, 2007, the same circle launched the portal "Erzyan Rasken Valma" — "Erzya People's Window": a wiki encyclopedia, a Russian–Erzya–English dictionary, a photo …
- Erzya ReligionErzya Religion — the traditional faith and traditions of the Erzya people.
- Erzya TraditionsErzya Traditions — the traditional way of life of the Erzya people.
- Erzya Villages of Nizhny Novgorod OblastErzya selos of Nizhny Novgorod Region — settlements whose population identified as Erzya and spoke the Erzya …
- Erzya and Mordva of the Nizhny Novgorod LandErzya and Mordva of the Nizhny Novgorod Region — the Finno-Ugric peoples indigenous to the south and east of the …
- Erzyan MastorLopas (newspaper) "Erzyan Mastor." Museum of everyday life of the Erzya in the selo of Pikshen, Bolsheboldinsky District, Nizhny …
- Erzyanskoy Kultury MuseumErzya — a people of reviving culture
- Excavations of the Pilninsky Burial Ground (2026)… stand at the origins of early Mordovian culture, that is, at the very beginning of the history of the Erzya and the Mordva. [7] [5]
- Forerunner of Nizhny Novgorod
- Gaginsky District… been home to the Mordva, and traces of this persist in place names: local historians consider Kakino an Erzya village, and the name itself is tentatively derived from "kak-byo" — meaning "infant." Antiquities abound …
- Gatsiskiy… theory of the origin of Nizhny Novgorod. The founder of archival work in our region consistently denied the Erzya (Mordvin) roots of the cities and population of the province. Given that Gatsissky, over a considerable span …
- Ichalki (village)… the settlement was founded after Ivan the Terrible's campaign against Kazan by a Mordva man named Ichal (Erzya: Itsalo) who had aided him.
- KardavilKardavil, Kardavir (Erzya forest outpost) – a historic village in Shatkovsky District. Known from documents since 1578.
- Kazakovo (Arzamas District)… invisible. Yet there were settlements here all the same, chiefly Finno-Ugric tribes called the MORDVA: Erzya, Moksha, Karatai (Turkhane). Information about the Mordva appears in Arab chronicles of the 10th century, …
- LeninThe rebel Ulyanov-Lenin — arguably the most famous Erzya in the world. A bust in a peasant izba (traditional wooden house). Museum of Erzya everyday life, the selo …
- Lismapria (Festival)«Erzyan Lismapryа» ("Erzya Spring") — an interregional festival of Mordva national culture held since 2011 in …
- Lukoyanovskiy DistrictAt present there are 14 Mordva villages on the territory of Lukoyanovskiy District. Erzya villages are located in two groups. In the eastern part of the district these are Chirgushi, Pichingyushi, …
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- Mari… and Vyatka is not especially rich in resources and holds no strategic position, the Mari people, unlike the Erzya, never had serious armed conflicts with tsarist power. The colonization of Mari lands was earlier carried …
- MokshaMokshans, Moksha — an ethnos which, together with the Erzyans (Erzya), makes up the Mordvin people (the Mordvins). The center of settlement is Saransk (the capital of the …
- MordvaMordva — the external name for two related Finno-Ugric peoples, the Erzya and the Moksha, indigenous to the south and east of what is now Nizhny Novgorod Region. [1] [2] These …
- Mordvin Toponymy of Nizhny Novgorod Oblast… Toponymy of Nizhny Novgorod Region — a layer of river, village, and urochishche names left behind by the Erzya and Moksha. It extends across the entire south of the region and along the right bank of the Volga, while …
- Muroma… the Volga trade route. This is the Finno-Ugric Luxembourg. Here stood the trading posts of the Merya, the Erzya and the Mari. In the historical literature it is customary to begin the history of the Finno-Ugric Muroma …
- Natalia VodyanovaNatalya Vodyanova is of Erzya descent on her father's side.
- Nizhny Novgorod Woodpecker… from Kremlin, where the Governor works) at the designated locations is Arzamas"): ancient capital Erzya, stronghold Mordva countries Erzyan Mastor.
- Obran OshA legend recorded in the Erzya lands of the Nizhny Novgorod region tells that an Erzya man named Abramka came to the mouth of the Oka from …
- Peoples of Nizhny NovgorodIn the first half of the first millennium AD, tribes of the Merya, Muroma, Meschera, Mari, Moksha, and Erzya were taking shape in the area between the Volga and the Oka. [3] The Muroma, the Merya, and the Meschera had …
- PikshenLopas (newspaper) "Erzyan Mastor". Museum of Erzya daily life in the village of Pikshen, Bolsheboldinsky District, Nizhny Novgorod …
- Political Repressions in PikshenBorn 1906, Erzya, son of Bogdanov K.A. In March 1930, he was deported from the selo of Pikshen, Bolsheboldinsky District, …
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- Pure (drink)Pure — a honey brew of the Erzya, Merya, and other indigenous peoples of the Volga Region. Classic pure is brewed in autumn and left to …
- Purgasovo Gorodishche… the right bank of the Moksha, others nearer the Murom borderlands, and still others in the northwest of the Erzya lands. Vladimir Martyanov, writing in 1976, drew its limits as follows: the Tyosha to the north and east, …
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- Seresha RiverTyosha River, Erzya, Staraya Pustyn
- Shatkovsky DistrictEthnic composition of the population: predominantly Russians and Mordva (Erzya).
- ShavaIn Erzya, "shava" means empty, an empty place, wasteland.
- SurovatikhaErzya, Dalnekostantinovsky Nature Reserve
- Ten to ten… all the Region's rivers sound Finno-Ugric — Linda, Lyunda, Vezloma, Vetluga, Kudma; in the south live the Erzya and Moksha, collectively known as the " Mordva," in the north — the Mari; the Mishar Tatars and Chuvash …
- Teryukhane… Dalnekonstantinovsky District and partly Kstovsky and Bogorodsky. The native language of the Teryukhane was Erzya, but they abandoned it earlier than any other group of Mordva, while preserving their distinctive dress, …
- The Chilisem Folk EnsembleChilisema (Erzya — dawn, daybreak) — a women's folk choir of the Erzya village of Pikshen in the Nizhny Novgorod Region. It …
- Vyatichi… reaches. They were probably also the first Slavs to become neighbours of the proto-Nizhny Novgorodians — the Erzya, who in historical times occupied the right bank of the Oka from Staraya Ryazan (Erzyan) to its mouth.
- Week of the Nizhny Novgorod Peoples… by the people of Pikshen stands out for the depth with which it treats the everyday existence of the Erzya people on Nizhny Novgorod land, and for the uniqueness of the materials presented. In other words, without …