What links to “Obran Osh”
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- Dyatlov Hills… with the sorcerer Dyatel (Woodpecker), who lived in a ravine on the mountain near the mouth of the Oka even before the city was founded there. In the same area lived Skvorets (Starling) — a Mordva man married to eighteen women who bore him seventy …
- Erzya… and the Sura rivers. [3] Erzya tradition calls the settlement on the site of the future Nizhny Novgorod Obran Osh, and traces the name of Arzamas to the Erzya phrase "erzyan' mastor" — "land of the Erzya." The military …
- Erzya and Mordva of the Nizhny Novgorod Land
- Erzyan Mastor
- Forerunner of Nizhny Novgorod… Novgorod," N. I. Khramtsovsky recounts a legend that on the site of Nizhny Novgorod there formerly stood the city of the Mordva chieftain Abram, besieged by the Suzdal prince Mstislav in 1171. In the battle that followed, Abram perished, but Mstislav …
- Founding of Nizhny Novgorod… religious communities of the Volga Region — Jewish, Islamic, and Christian. The names change accordingly: " Abramov Gorodok," "Ibrahim Balyk," and "New Town of the Lower Land." The chronologically latest, Christian version of the …
- Historical Names… the earlier names of Nizhny Novgorod itself, its slobodas, localities, streets, and squares: from the Erzyan Obran Osh and the chronicle "Novgrad" to Telyachya Street, Ostrozhnaya Square, and Sverdlovka. The first list of the …
- Nizhny Novgorod Woodpecker… Hood: He was a forest outlaw who resented the colonization of his homeland, particularly the seizure of Osh Was Chosen. Despite the small size of his band, Dyatel harassed the Vladimirskoye-Suzdal trading post using guerrilla …
- Purgasovo Gorodishche
- The Volga Flows into the Oka, or the Oka Flows into the Volga… territory of the historical part of Nizhny Novgorod, before the city was founded, was called Obran-Osh or Obranov (Ambramov) Gorodok and belonged to the state formation of the Mordvins, Erzyan Mastor.