Zhelyabuzhsky notes from 1682 to July 2, 1709
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Ivan Afanasevich Zhelyabuzhsky (1638 - after 1709) - Russian statesman, diplomat, memoirist, Moscow service nobleman. Since 1657, Yaselnichi Zhelyabuzhsky carried out a diplomatic mission in Transylvania to the court of Prince Djerdi II Rakoti. In 1661, the bailiff during the reception of the ambassadors of the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1662, at the embassy to Venice and England. In 1665, Zhelyabuzhsky met at the entrance to Moscow the embassy of the hetman of the Zaporizhsky Ivan Bryukhovetsky Army. In 1665, an ambassador to Ukraine. In 1666, the judge was in the stable order, then the messenger in Vienna. In 1667, the governor in Kurmysh. In 1668, in Ukraine, to pacify the Bryukhovetsky uprising. In 1674 he was produced in the stolniks, and in 1682 the Duma nobleman. After the death of Tsar Fyodor Alekseevich, he was sent to lead the Zaporizhzhya army to the oath of loyalty to Tsar Peter. In 1676, he was sent to Ferapontov Monastery for announcing him to Nikon about his transfer to the Kirillo-Belozersky monastery. In 1680, in the service in the order of the Kazan Palace, in 1681 he was sent to the Commonwealth for the conclusion of the Union against Ottoman Turkey and the Crimean Khanate. In 1684, in the rank of Okolnichy, he was sent to the governor to Chernigov, and then participated in the commission to compile a genealogy book. Curious details about the Streletsky uprisings, the Azov and Crimean campaigns, about the Northern War and court cases are described. Circulation 30 copies. Made using Print-on-Demand technology
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Author:Zhelyabuzhsky Ivan Afanasevich
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Cover:Soft
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- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
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Series: Russian memoirs
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ISBN: 978-5-4481-0793-1
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