by the polish king jogaila, the grand duke of lithuania zhigimond and vytautas, thanks to whom magdeburg lawian lands. sergei alexandrovich, how gaina has changed over all its centuries, i would even say so. our hell has been around since 1385, there’s a lot on these lawns, and maybe the river wasn’t so small, it’s the most amazing, there’s a lot of shit here. from the getaga the words are paid, well, there are yashche yashche different, here getyya is simple, what version do you want? do you like the most? well, padabaets, well, here is geta versia, the words of gais - gata forest, i words here are gata belyuchae is such a gnieazdo , i are such a candy prying, with the getag here are the messa pachynazza, here is the velmi shmat krynitsa, the dza vada, but these sources are there and everything is good, this is true, this is true, and this is a guide, as i understand it, right? this is ours, this will be an assistant, what’s the name? call pusya's assistant, sergei alexandrovich, i see an artificial beaver, but taking into account the kind of dams you have here, i assume that there are, the

by the polish king jogaila, the grand duke of lithuania zhegemont and vytautas, thanks to whom magdeburg lawthe trees were on these lawns and the mozharechka was not so small and wide , there were a lot of people here, and some legends say that here the navat of the rekhians sailed boats with these ants, like i slept on the banks, the fires burned , they were scorching , these rural rulers who lived there were smeared on the fire. according to historical data, there were many jews in gaina at one time. they created manufacturing plants and provided the local population with work. the picturesque mountainous region has always attracted numerous tourists with beauty and grace. can i assume that the name gayna actually comes from the word gairoshcha, or is this a mistaken opinion? from the baltic. our ancestors lived here, and our ancestors lived here, and gay, gayno, this is like a nest of squirrels, found in the hollow of a tree, and our veska is surrounded by forests, as if surrounded by forests, and magchyma from this word has come, well, there is yashch uh, yashche roznyya here's getya it’

and so that they don’t screw up any taxes, so that they were independent, they were given the magdeburg lawucts and compete with anyone, because here along the yasi river. where it turns out there was a navigable rafting, still now and still there are a lot of oaks in the river, and there are a lot of oak trees; the rafts were sunk ; the motale craft began to be revived and people are still doing everything. i lived right there near the church, we always had a market there every sunday, everything was there, our surnames here are mostly shikalai, bushkevich, raikevich, mosko, i think that this was also passed down, these foreigners who came here, and how they taught the matalians all this craft, it all began... the jews, the jews hired the workers, that they were handicrafts, they did everything there, they did everything, even boots, felt boots, we made everything here, motales, casings, everything somehow went, so went, there, the craft was developed, very well, corukhi, motor, sheepskin coats, everything, what kind of guys there were, impressive, in general , you look at people, you reme

another amazing fact: lagishin, not being a city, had the magdeburg law, and received it earlier thanhe magistrate, the mayor and the right to hold fairs, it also acquired its own coat of arms. but the coat of arms itself will also be interesting to you, note, a wolf with moose legs. heraldry experts are trying to explain this natural anomaly with the desire to create a single creature from the traditional inhabitants of belarusian forests. but lagishen became famous throughout the area not for its fancy coat of arms, but for the artisans who skillfully made barrels and bottles, wove linen, and supplied smoked meat delicacies from the town to warsaw and vilnius. we talk about the most fascinating things from the world of science; thanks to the internet, a person can communicate with other people without leaving home, regardless of the distance, and even earn millions. and in fact, one of the few things that humans have not yet been able to subjugate is the climate, we are simply forced to adapt to it. let's share interesting facts. a sensational statement by belarusian scientists, whe

now nothing in druya ​​reminds us that it was once a prosperous year. a city with magdeburg law, locatedtersection of trade routes, where crowned heads visited. the city was first mentioned in 1386, although it is obvious that this strategically convenient place, where the dvina merges with the druika, was chosen by people much earlier. another piece of lost history is the narrow-gauge railway, druya ​​dukhstas, although for some reason i it seems that trains will hum here again someday. a narrow road to a wide world. this is what the locals solemnly called their little railway. cargo moved along the railway tracks, as did passengers and tourists. on weekends , local residents went to visit relatives or to the market. the uskakoleika helped to maintain contact with the mainland, because not everyone had a radio at the beginning of the 20th century. these rails have been here since 1909. by the way, originally there was a narrow gauge railway. built for the needs of the army, and a little later, began to transport happy passengers. the narrow-gauge railway druya ​​duxtes passed through a

coat of arms of orsha was different, five crossed scythian arrows, but with the receipt of the magdeburg laweared on the coat of arms as a symbol of courage, a crescent as a symbol of mercy and development. now. do you understand what kind of character orsha and its inhabitants have? once upon a time, this huge moat made the castle walls impenetrable and connected two rivers. what the enterprising miller did when he saw this ditch, correctly, set up a mill here. true, history has not preserved the name of the miller, but the mill itself has been protected for more than 100 years. the arshan residents themselves call the monument exclusively in belarusian mlyn, and consider it the main tourist attraction. the biggest. a mysterious mill in the mogilev province, there is a rumor that the miller made a deal with the devil, sprinkling the foundation of the mill with blood. in general, if you are not afraid, come. among the townspeople there are still legends about the local ghost, the black pig of orsha mlyn, who hunts for innocent souls at midnight. i haven’t seen it, i don’t know, but you can l