Journal of International Network Center for Fundamental and Applied Research

3-16

Authors: Olga Yu. Larionova

The study is devoted to clarifying the biographies of the New Martyrs Nikolai and Varvara Chernyshevs, canonized in 2018, as well as their closest relatives. On the basis of the newly discovered facts, it turned out that their officially recognized biography, broadcast by the workers of the museum of history and culture of the city of Votkinsk, clergymen and local historians, has a number of inaccuracies. The result of the study was the conclusion that the priest of the Annunciation Cathedral in the Sarapul district of the Vyatka province Nikolai Andreevich Chernyshev had the rank of priest, but he was never an archpriest and rector of the Annunciation Cathedral, and he served as dean of the Votkinsk and Galev volosts from 1914 to the end of 1916 − early 1917. The article reveals the history of some surviving houses in the city of Votkinsk of the Udmurt Republic associated with this family, in particular, for the first time in Votkinsk historiography, the time of construction of the houses of the priest Andrei Ivanovich Chernyshev, archpriest of the Annunciation Cathedral from 1888 to 1895, is specified. And also lists all the archpriests who served as rectors of the Cathedral of the Annunciation after Fr. Andrey Chernyshev and before the beginning of the Civil War.

25-31

Authors: Evgenij M. Osadchij

The article is devoted to one of the important events in the history of the Ukrainian people – the election of Ivan Samoilovich as hetman in 1672. The venue for the Cossack Council was chosen very carefully due to the possibility of an uprising of the Cossacks, supporters of the arrested Ivan Ignatovich. After a long correspondence between the Cossack foreman and Prince Grigory Romodanovsky, it was decided to hold a meeting between the cities of Konotop and Putivl. The meeting place was chosen on the Krosna River near the village. Cossack Dubrava. There was a large, relatively flat space that could accommodate large detachments of the Ukrainian and Moscow delegations. Based on the analysis of Ukrainian and Russian written sources, it has been established that the petty officers' council took place near the village of Kazatskaya Dubrava near Konotop. The venue of the Rada was a medieval settlement with a large area and fortifications. The camp of the Moscow delegation was located near the settlement, and the Ukrainian camp was located near the village of Kazatskaya Dubrava. The place chosen for the meeting had favorable conditions for the location of numerous delegations - flat territory and free access to water. Ukrainian delegates were not sure of the legitimacy of the Rada and tried in every possible way to demonstrate support for representatives of the Moscow government. This influenced the choice of the place of taking the oath – the settlement. In the event of a sudden sinking, the old earthworks were able to protect the delegates who were inside until the arrival of help from Putivl.