, well, since the crimean khanate has... uh, the successors are the crimean tatar people and the mejlis presents the indigenous people of ukraine, the crimean tatars, then i would entrust the mejlis of the crimean tatar people together with the ministry of finance of ukraine, and calculate how much they owe us for these 300 tams one year after that, including the years of modern occupation, and demand these taxes from them. and take into account this amount, which will be counted among those reparations that will necessarily be after russia signs the act of capitulation, so such a proposal was from the midjlis, well, such a refataga, tell our viewers, just to remind the historical tsi, to which year the inhabitants of swampy muscovy paid tribute until 1701 or 1703, until which they pays? well, the treaty of constantinople was signed in the summer of 1700, and then this article was entered before 1700, that is, before peter of theirs, who declared russia an alleged empire then, well, they really declared an empire then, they annually paid, paid tribute to the crimean khanate, some

moscow side, and the fact that to the south there is the rybnitsa river, this is already the crimean khanatehe eagle can be found everywhere. according to legend , when he saw this place, an eagle was sitting on a lonely oak tree, and the eagle supposedly, seeing tsar ivan , fled, so the owner of these places flew away, said tsar ivan, and proclaimed that the name of the whole city would be eagle, but of course, the name eagle comes from the river orlik or eagle, by the way, they believe that linguists believe that this name comes from the turkic erlik, the river o. in 615, under the eagle near tsarev brod, prince dmitry pozharsky defeated his troops. over the next few centuries, military operations bypassed oryol winter. but not far from the eagle, an unusual architectural monument to military history, to russian-turkish warriors of the 16th century, has been preserved. 5 km from the eagle there is an amazing structure, on 20 hectares, only 7 hectares less than in moscow in the kremlin there is a structure that resembles a military fortress, but it is not a fortress, it is the fence of a ma

good, high-quality essay, presence. both the central port, so to speak, of the ottoman, and the crimean khanateuniqueness of this book is that it contains dozens of archival documents, exclusively originals, under one binding, many of which have not been preserved in other sources. here, for example, is a map of the ascension governorship, created by catherine at the beginning of 1795 and lasting only a year. this territorial-administrative unit was abolished by paul ii. and on these pages myself the duke, duc de rochelle is described in detail. for which his contemporaries nicknamed him the herodotus of the novorossiysk region, so that he could work calmly; access to all archives was given to him personally by count varontsov. on the first spread, thanks to the governor general. founding of kherson, odessa, nikolaev and dozens of other cities, creation of infrastructure. here, for example, is a note with proposals from tauride governor-general baranov. on the development of travel connections with the southern coast of crimea. historical parallels with the construction of the tabrida highway s

there were also many christians on the territory of the crimean khanate, greeks and armenians.ople dared to settle here because of the constant threat of raids from crimea. one day, a letter with a familiar stamp was delivered to potemkin. mister general lieutenant cavalier, everything that you undertake, you do out of ardent zeal for me for my beloved fatherland. i ask you not to put yourself in danger over trifles. grigory alexandrovich took this letter as a confession. the empress loves and is waiting for him in st. petersburg. by that time, the war with the ottoman empire, extremely successful for russia, was coming to an end. return to the capital with a pure heart. dreams came true overnight, his dreams about unattainable to her beloved woman, her dream of a decisive and intelligent man, the state did not find in gregory not only a faithful executor of her plans, but also a wise adviser. she confessed to potemkin. in everything i see burning zeal and your vast meaning. and this zeal was something to apply to. six months after the victory over the turks , the empress serve

caucasus, and then in the crimea, so in the fall bushkin ended up in the former capital of the crimean khanatesaray retained the outline of a real eastern city, where the houses were built on two floors, and the balconies were decorated with carved wooden bars, making it impossible to see the inhabitants of the house. bahcesarai at that time was a trade and craft center, where there was a main street. all trading life is imprisoned. the same street led the poet and his companions to the khan’s palace, but pushkin was disappointed with what he saw. he told about this in a letter to his friend delvig. the palace itself is decaying and clumsily remodeled, the fountain of tears is spoiled. even before arriving here, alexander sergeevich knew the legend about the unhappy love of khan crimea for his concubine, how after her death he asked the court master to make the stone cry. according to legend, in one of the courtyards of the palace, pushkin picked two. roses have been placed at the fountain ever since, but every morning the staff of the reserve museum bring here a red rose, a symbol of the khan

centuries later it allegedly abandoned it, i will read: crimea in 1783 after its liquidation crimean khanatepeninsula was part of the empire for only 140 years. but the written history of crimea reaches 3 thousand years. since 1954, crimea was part of ukraine and remained its autonomous part after the declaration of independence ninety years ago. first year this is confirmed by international law. in 1997, russia officially renounced its claims to the crimean peninsula. interesting. by the way, we can ask an expert. dmitry krysenko, doctor of historical sciences and professor dmitry are in touch with us, we are glad to welcome you. good afternoon, well, where does this figure of 140 years come from, only god knows, because in that manifesto of catherine ii, which was signed on april 19, 1783, it was precisely about the fact that crimea, taman and kuban will forever the eternal become part russian empire, and no reservations were made to this, this document is in the public domain, it is quite short, you can... familiarize yourself with it, like all subsequent documents that were adopted regar

in the 14th century , russia encountered the crimean khanate on its southern borders.atively young man, but already experienced, he was a governor in shatsk in 1632, showed himself well at the court of mikhail fedorovich, was kindly treated by the authorities, it was he who was given such an order to build a new city. they wanted to build the city on the lesnaya tambol river, when they arrived here, the place seemed unsuccessful to them, then they chose another area - this is the merger of the student with the tsna, it was here that the merger of the student and the tsna laid a new roof, that is , in fact, by the middle of the 16th century there was exhibited dolgorodskaya line, tambov line, shatsky fortifications, lower upper lomovskie, nsarskie to simbirsk, 1,200 km, a single continuous line of fortification, this... in a small exhibition hall you can see reproductions of paintings by the artist maria alekseevna polenova, the mother of the famous painter. for composer sergei rachmaninoff, his favorite place to relax and work was the estate of his relatives in the vil

the 15th and 15th centuries this now flourishing land was a gray, gloomy outpost from where the crimean khanated raids on russia. everyone knows that russia takes a long time to harness, well, if it goes, you won’t be able to stop it. so peter ii went to famous azov campaigns. against the ottoman empire. then, under catherine the great, after russian victories, crimea became part of the novorossiysk province, and later formed an independent administrative unit. and 150 years ago russia built a railway to crimea and crimea became an all-russian resort and health resort. this is our history, this is our memory, and it must be protected. remember the film by alexander nevsky, and what prince alexander said to the captured german knight. go and tell everyone in foreign lands that russia is alive. let them come to visit us without fear, but if anyone comes to us with a sword, he will die from the sword, that is where the russian land stood and will stand, russia did not begin with a sword, it began with a plow's scythe... it did not begin because the blood is not hot, because malice has never touche

bakhchosaray is the capital of the former crimean khanate, but whoever sang its fountain better thann feared here since the very times of perestroika is the import of interethnic conflicts. but we are not going to offend anyone, neither the crimean tatars, nor the germans who live there, nor the greeks, nor the armenians, nor the russians, nor the ukrainians, we want this to be a single family, meaning problems, historical problems with whom the crimean tatar people live, we believe that our duty... to solve these problems together with all the people who live there, we do not divide them according to ethnicity at all, these are all citizens of the russian federation today, in this sense, you know, i was pleasantly surprised when i already these days, days of these events , i was talking with crimeans, when i asked them how many ukrainians there were, they opened their eyes, and we, you know, don’t share, we are like one family, on february 24 there were processions in kerch, evpatoria, feodosia, yalta, sevastopol and simferopol and rallies, spontaneous calls for unification with rus