What links to “Laurentian Codex”
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- Blagoveschenskiy Muzhskoy Monastery… 1229 the Mordvin prince Purgas burned the monastery, which stood outside the city walls; this is reported by the chronicle in the Laurentian version under the same year [3] [5]. After the devastation, the monastery ceased to exist for more than a hundred …
- Dmitry Konstantinovich of Suzdal-Nizhny Novgorod… in Nizhny Novgorod, one of the most important monuments of Old Russian chronicle-writing was produced — the Laurentian Codex. [1] [1] [1]
- Erzyan MastorThe " Laurentian Chronicle " reports that the Murom prince Yuri Davydovich entered the Mordvian land, burned the grain of Purgaz's …
- Historians debunk claim of a Bulgar city on the Dyatlov Hills before the founding of Nizhny Novgorod… writings also contain other information not confirmed by other sources." [1] A key argument is the Laurentian Codex — one of the most reliable sources on the history of the region for that period: it contains no mention …
- Historical Names"New town" at the mouth of the Oka, as recorded in the Laurentian Chronicle [12] [14]
- Purgaz… the posad and the surrounding villages of Nizhny Novgorod, but failed to take the fortress. [1] [2] The Laurentian Chronicle is the only contemporary source for him, and the amount of reliable information it contains is small. [3]
- Voznesenskiy Pecherskiy Muzhskoy Monastery… have come down to us, put together in 1377 by Laurentius, a monk of the Pechersky Monastery — the so-called Laurentian Chronicle. By decision of the NKVD for the Nizhny Novgorod Governorate, it was closed in 1924. It was reopened in …