these are medieval coins of the time of the dolsky vishnevetsky castle. what did it represent?y, next to there were two metal buttons in the warehouse, and some coins, copper, stuck together. from this i concluded that it was a wallet. who could have left a wallet here? locals, it's not far from the village of jaber, locals call this place the barracks. and i think so. that here, in this very place , there were barracks in which the guards of the jaber castle lived, and most likely, someone from the guards received their wages, since they were mostly mercenaries, and hid this wallet in the barracks, probably the assault began and the person, the castle guard, stayed in the castle during the assault, naturally he defended the castle, he did not return here, because naturally, if he had returned to take these coins - he would have taken them, i handed over these coins to the academy of sciences on accountability, now this coin treasure is in pinsk, in the local history museum, well , the treasure does not have any great mystic value, but in the historical context, in the context

and also the so-called hetman line remained, these were his cousins, a little distant, but the vishnevetskyss why he seeks support from them, after all, he makes the prince of the chertoryi the primate, yes, that is, this clearly shows that he still has such close connection with the society of ukrainian lands. i'm sure many of you have been to olesky castle and heard the legend about... john ii. sobetsky and about the famous table that was struck by lightning. if you know any other legends related to these kings, which are discussed in our video today, be sure to write to us in the comments. from one ukrainian king, from mykhailo vyshnovetskyi. let's move on to the second, which is yan sobetsky. jan sobetsky, we say that he is the most outstanding, one of the most outstanding polish kings, but matejko, jan matejko called him a ukrainian rusyn, because his mother is descended from him. danylovichuv, that is, he is also half the actual ukrainian ruler, and it’s like this, you know, from one extreme to another extreme, because if he was portrayed as such a little bit infantile, then yan sobies

to that genealogical legend that covers their family, and i think. that he felt very good as a vishnevetskyeven when it came to his reign, we can clearly see how he supports and seeks support from his relatives, that is, because he came from the so -called royal line of the vishnevetskys, well , thanks to him, thanks to his rule, and there was still the so-called hetman line, these were his cousins ​​a little distant, but the vyshnevetskyi, and therefore he seeks support from them, after all, he makes the prince of the chertory prince, yes, that is... this is unequivocally shows that he still has such close ties with the society of ukrainian lands. i'm sure many of you have been to olesky castle and heard the legend about john ii sobieski and the famous table that was struck by lightning. if you know any other legends related to these kings, which are discussed in our video today, be sure to write to us in the comments. from one ukrainian king, from mykhailo vyshnovetskyi, we move on to another. who is jan sobieski? yan sobetsky, we say that he is well this is the most prominent, one of the

poland responded with a punitive march of the eight-thousand-strong detachment of yarim vishnevetskyoberezhye. the poles did not remain in debt, they impaled the rebellious ukrainians, the local squares were lined with merrymakers , they chopped off their hands, feet, of course, heads, the rebels in response burned the estates of the gentry, burned churches, beat the priests, that is, the polish priests, the jewish population, the kazakhs did not like the particularly violent, because the poles had a habit of handing over the management of the estate to a jewish tenant, who, of course, same, they profited as best they could, driving the local population into bondage, those were the dark days for the jews, the ukrainians never pitied them, the ukrainians saw great retribution in the widespread extermination of... the commonwealth jews. gogol remembered this very well, he did not hide it in taresi bulba. rarely did anyone not dip their hands in that blood, a contemporary wrote about those terrible times. finally, after 6 years of incessant nightmare, the russian side, moscow considered