it was the cossacks who in the next century formed the first permanent settlements of slobid ukraineir main craft was salt . a small settlement quickly emerged, a large, powerful city with a fortress that controlled the surrounding dictionary trades, the scope was impressive and quite comparable to gold fever, up to ten thousand salt workers and chumaks, mainly from slobid ukraine and the don, converged on one pan up to 130 fruits, that's more than two tons. stone was white gold and a target for tatar bandits and muscovites. at the beginning of the 18th century, tsar peter i decided to nationalize the salt mines, which caused the anger of the don cossacks, who had their own wineries here, then the rebellion was suppressed by the bakhmut cossacks and in a few years it was they, led by the local centurion kindrat bulavin, who started an anti-moscow uprising. bakhmut became one of the centers of that uprising, and during its suppression in the summer of 1708, the city was surrounded and stormed by punitive detachments of the tsarist government, the city was defended together with the re

ukraine with bohdan khmelnytskyi and colonized this land. the northern part belonged to the hetmanship . the centers of the slobid cossacks are okhtyrka and sumy, then we have the city of glukha, which was generally the residence of the hetmans of ukraine at the beginning of march 1918. the ukrainian people's republic created an active reform where the territory of the modern sumy oblast was to be divided into land, well land is a modern language, it would be a region and it is interesting that that the sums would be the capital of the slobozhan land, that is, the land was called without slobozhanshchyna, the city of rommen was the center, and the land, which was called posullya, and konotop, which was the center of the land, which was precisely called posebria. well, then they were already formed districts and only in the 39th, sumy was formed from the former chernihiv poltava in kharkiv region. well, what is sumy for you? well, right away, it 's about the cossack period, i see it that way, because we see a more beautiful period. and here's how the southern part is a process of colonization when the city of sumy was, well, it was considered t