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Rusin

Number 3, 2013

21-31
An Anonymous Hungarian account about «the boundary of the Ruthenians» during the «founding of the Magyar homeland» in the Inner Danubian Lands

Authors: Mikhail Iurasov

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In the knight’s novel «the Acts of the Hungarians», written in the early XII century unknown notar of Hungarian king Bela III, mentioned «Ruthenian abroad» (confinium Ruthenorum), allegedly held in the basin of the Upper Tisza. Here, according to the Hungarian Anonymous, Bulgarian rulers was placed part of the Balkan Slavs. Because the ownership of the Kievan Rus and the First Bulgarian Kingdom never stretched so far, most likely, Anonymous meant the South-Western border of the area of settlement of the Eastern Slavs. The occurrence of the old Russian state and the desire of Kiev princes conquer his power all ethnic communities of the Eastern Slavs could encourage the Bulgarian Tsar Simeon create a barrier against the Russians on the Northern borders of their possessions, but hardly Balkan immigrants lived so far away from the lower stream of the Danube.

32-83
For disputes about the time occurrence of Moldovan Duchy

Authors: Aleksander Maiorov

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The article states that described in the Old Russian «Legend briefly of Moldovan ruler» events occurred in the first half of the fourteenth century, during the reign of two Hungarian Kings of Angevin dynasty – Charles Robert and Louis. Both of them appear under the name of Vladislav to its established tradition in medieval Hungary to use the image of St. Vladislav as a universal sacred symbol of royal power. Described in the first part of the «Legends ...» of the victory over the Tatars may be related to the actual events of 1324 – the suppression of the rebellion of Transylvanian Saxons, supported by the Tatars, followed by the relocation of the Orthodox Vlachs Wallachia in Maramarosh. Resettlement Vlachs governor Dragos on Moldovan land could occur before the end of 1340 years. and was caused by the displacement of the Tatars of the Eastern Carpathians due to a major victory over the Hungarians and Sekeian troops under the command of Andrew Lackfi in 1345.

91-101
Ethnic Groups and Languages of Moldavia according to the Results of the Census of 2004 and the Statistics of the State Enterprise «Centre for State Information Resources "Registru"»

Authors: Sergey Sulyak

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The results of the 2004 Census of Moldova and the statistics of the State Enterprise «Centre for State Information Resources "Registru"» are compared in the article. According to the statistics of the State Enterprise «Centre for State Information Resources "Registru"» the citizens of the Republic of Moldova, who declared Russian as their mother tongue are much higher then the results of the Census and much lower than those who call themselves Rumanians and their mother tongue as Rumanian. All personal statistics, including those which regard nationality and mother tongue are documented by the citizen himself and then verified.

Number 2, 2013

42-61
The Cossack Andrey Sulyak (regarding the part of native Moldavians in the Haidamak Movement of 1734)

Authors: Sergey Sulyak

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Evidence, translated from the Polish for the first time, of a participant in the Haidamak revolt taken captive in 1734, indicates the part played by many native Moldavians in this movement.

Number 1, 2013

92-105
Multiethnic Moldavia (according to toponymic and anthroponymic information)

Authors: Sergey Sulyak

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In the beginning Moldavia was a multi-ethnic state. Along with the two basic ethnic groups, Moldavian and Rusin, Medieval Moldavia was comprised of Bulgarians, Armenians, Poles, Jews and others. Many place names are of non- Moldavian origin (Rusin, South Slavic, Tartar, Great Russian, Little Russian, etc.). Several of them are ethnotoponymic. Anthroponymic names also demonstrate the multinational composition of Moldavia. The Rusin-Vlach (Moldavian) synthesis led to many borrowings from Rusin material and spiritual culture. Many of the inhabitants of Moldavia, in the early centuries of its existence, were bilingual. Up to the 18th Century the Rusin (Western Rus’) language was the official language of the Moldavian Princedom. Many of the minority groups blended into the Moldavian culture. Moldovanization continues today.

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