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- Alekseyev KuzmaBy the early nineteenth century, the Teryukhans were the most Russified part of the Mordva: Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky, who gathered ethnographic material in Nizhny Novgorod Governorate, wrote that the language had by then …
- Andrei Pavlovich Melnikov… Nizhny Novgorod) was a Nizhny Novgorod historian, local historian, ethnographer, and archivist, the son of Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky. He graduated from the Academy of Arts with the title of "non-class artist." Other sources indicate that …
- Annenkov Ivan Alexandrovich… marshal of the nobility Aleksey Turchaninov and his family, the photographer Andrey Karelin, and the writer Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky [13].
- Baptism of the Mordvins in Nizhny Novgorod Governorate… 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 prayer service in the grove near the selo of Sarley. [7] [5]
- Bolshaya Pecherskaya Street…. He later lived at House No. 45a on Ulyanov Street, in the same blocks where the writer and ethnographer P. I. Melnikov (Andrey Pechersky) was born and raised [1].
- Deities of MordoviaP.I. Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky. Essays on the Mordvins. First published: Russky Vestnik. 1867. Nos. 6, 9, 10.
- Dimitry (Sechenov)… by the fact that the cemetery near the church served as a pretext for "large gatherings"; the manuscripts of Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky, published by Andrey Titov, cite as the background an altercation between the Mordva and the monks of …
- Dyatlov HillsThere is also the narrowest interpretation. Historian Fyodor Selyoznyov, drawing on Pavel Melnikov 's remark about Sokol Hill being "above Dyatlov Hill" and next to Grebeshok, argues that originally there …
- ErzyaThe northernmost group of the Mordva was identified by Melnikov-Pechersky as the Teryukhane — the inhabitants of Teryushevskaya volost in Nizhegorodsky Uyezd: forty villages and …
- Erzya Costume… Russian usage of Nizhny Novgorod Governorate, cowrie shells were called "snake heads" or "adder shells." Melnikov-Pechersky, who described the dress in his "Sketches of the Mordva," noted particularly the twelve kerchiefs tucked …
- Erzya Language… volost — spoke Erzya, yet lost the language earlier than any other group: as early as 1867, Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky wrote that the local Mordva had "already almost entirely forgotten their language." [6]
- Erzya Villages of Nizhny Novgorod OblastPavel Melnikov-Pechersky, who traveled through the governorate in the mid-nineteenth century, distinguished the Erzya from the …
- Erzya and Mordva of the Nizhny Novgorod Land
- Erzyan Mastor… to come under the authority of an Erzya ruler. This line was taken by Mikhail Pokrovsky and Kapterev; Melnikov-Pechersky considered them to be Ryazanians, while Smirnov identified them as migrants from the Murom Principality.
- In the Forests and On the Hills
- Kerzhensky Hermitages… of skits diverges, and the divergence is fundamental. The number 77 is a literary figure: it was given by Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky in his "Essays on the Priestist Schism," where he wrote that the skits housed "more than seven hundred monks …
- KibelekThe legend of Kitezh has long since spread beyond Zavolzhye: P. I. Melnikov-Pechersky, V. G. Korolenko, M. M. Prishvin, and A. M. Gorky [14] all visited Svetloyar. According to tradition, …
- Komarovsky SketeKomarovsky Skete became one of the central spatial images of the dilogy by Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky, "In the Forests" and "On the Hills." Together with the other Kerzhenets sketes, it shapes the fictional …
- LyakhovoIn the second half of the 19th century, the owner of this village was a well-known writer and local historian Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky, who did a great deal of research to uncover the history of his family estate.
- Mordva… Uyezd, on the lands of what are now the Dalnekonstantinovsky, Kstovsky, and Bogorodsky Districts. [6] Melnikov-Pechersky counted forty villages and about thirteen thousand souls among them. [1] The Teryukhane lost their native …
- Nizhny Novgorod Provincial Gazette… and ethnographic material about the region. In 1845 and 1847 it printed Dyatlov Hills, discovered by P. I. Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky. The legend linked the place name to a Mordvin named Skvorets — a friend of Nightingale the Robber — who …
- Nizhny Novgorod Provincial Learned Archival Commission… cultural community. From 1888 to 1918, the local historian Andrei Pavlovich Melnikov took part in its work — Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky; in 1910–1911 he served as the commission's chief administrator. Melnikov donated to the NizhGUAK library …
- Obran Osh… at various times it was expressed by the compiler of the seventeenth-century Nizhny Novgorod Chronicle, Pavel Melnikov, and Nikolay Khramtsovsky, while Vasily Tatishchev wrote of a Bulgar town on this site. [1]
- Old Believers of the Nizhny Novgorod Land… out — a special-assignments official serving under the Nizhny Novgorod governors from 1888 to 1917, and the son of the writer Pavel Ivanovich Melnikov-Pechersky. He is known for his works on the history and ethnography of the Nizhny Novgorod Region, the …
- Olenevo Skete… ("up to 100 persons") be resettled to Ulangersky Skete. In his "Report on the Current State of the Schism," P. I. Melnikov insisted on prohibiting new construction for Old Believers not living as family units. Some of the skete's …
- Pavlovo… sold — not only in Russia but abroad as well. "Who has not heard of Pavlovo goods?" wrote the Russian author Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky. "Almost every one of us dines with a Pavlovo knife and fork, sharpens his pen with a Pavlovo penknife, …
- Pavlovo Locks and Knives, Purekhovskie Bells
- Pitirim's Devastation… entered the historical memory of Nizhny Novgorod Old Belief and was reflected in fiction. The dilogy by Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky, "In the Forests" and "On the Hills," recreates the life of the Kerzhenets hermitages against the backdrop …
- Pyana RiverThe Nizhny Novgorod writer Melnikov-Pechersky wrote in his book "In the Mountains": "In few places in our Rus will you find rivers like the Pyana… The …
- Russian Museum of Photography… always crowded: here one could see photographs of Maxim Gorky, Vladimir Galaktionovich Korolenko), Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky, and other cultural figures. [1] After the Great Patriotic War, when the building housed a tailoring …
- Schema-Nun FotiniaPavel Melnikov-Pechersky recorded a legend according to which the elder Fotinia was none other than Tsarevna Sophia Alekseyevna, who …
- Semyonov… of Semyonovsky District. The only urban center of the Kerzhenets forests, made famous by the novels of Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky. It is also home to…
- Semyonovsky District… and customs of the Old Believers on the Kerzhenets were described by the noted chronicler of everyday life P. I. Melnikov (A. Pechersky) in the novels "In the Forests" and "On the Hills"; he spent his childhood years here and later visited in …
- TeryukhaneSources disagree on the origins of the Teryukhane. Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky, who first described them in his "Sketches of the Mordva" (1867), regarded them as a distinct tribe, close …
- Zachatyevskaya Tower of the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin… story is attributed to the neighboring Belaya Tower. Nizhny Novgorod Local Historians to the activities of Pavel Melnikov-Pechersky, who in 1845 headed the unofficial section of the Nizhny Novgorod Provincial News and actively filled the …