Description of genuine local affairs

Description-catalog of 201 genuine local affairs and their fragments, preserved in order archives, as well as records of not preserved cases in the books of the Moscow table. The author turned to the genuine paperwork of orders, mostly bit, which concentrated most of the affairs in his archive (presumably more than 700 by the end of the 17th century) Example of the record: "1 (33) Prince. Alexander Ivanovich Strigin -Obolensky - rejection of the embassy to the Crimea. December 1534 F. 127. Op. 1. Prince. 8. L. 114-116. Prince. A.I. Strigin-Obolensky was appointed to the embassy to the new Crimean khan Islam-Girey, but having reached Putivl from the returning ambassador V.S. Levashova learned about the fragility of the situation of the new ultrasound khan and that he was sending him "to exchange" less noble than he, Tatar diplomat of Thamesh (due to the boycott of the khan with the most prominent Crimean births) He sent to Moscow an unsubscribing to the service due to the inequalness of relations with the dubious khan for the Grand Duke and with such an ambassador for himself. The government of Elena Glinskaya imposed disgrace on him, but apparently formal. Replacing it Prince. V.S. Mezetskiy. Record in the embassy book of the XVI century. Structure: 1) unsubscribing A.I. Strigin-Obolensky, 2) record of disgrace. Handwriting: one. Record about disgrace - darker ink, m. A little later. A book in soft leather binding "in the bag" of the XVIII century, traces of water, on all sheets stamps of mggad, the numbering is old - black. Ink XIX century, new - pencil of the twentieth century. Belovik. Filigree (visible on p. 112, 118, 119, 121-122) "Glove with a 5-petal flower" RV "on the wrist, similar to Briquet, No. 11383 (1537) A fragment of embassy documentation (entry in the embassy book) for Russian-Crimean relations 1533-1539. Pol.: Gralya I., Eskin Yu.M. Lithuania and Russia in 1534-1536. New documents // Bulletin of Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov. Ser. 8. History. 1999. No. 4. S. 73-75. Out.: Karamzin N.M. The history of Russian state (reprint) M. 1989. T. VIII. S. 18 ... "(p.11)