The search order is one of the orders of the Russian kingdom of the 17th century.
| Search order | |
|---|---|
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| general information | |
| A country |  Russian kingdom |
| date of creation | 1619 |
| Date of Abolition | 1722 |
| Replaced by | Search expedition |
| Parent agency | order |
| Headquarters | Moscow |
In 1619 , a special order was instituted in Moscow for arranging cities devastated by the Poles and for examining complaints from people of different classes regarding harassment and resentment from strong people. Nevolin believes that this order is mentioned in the monuments under the name "Order that the brow is beaten against the strong and the order of administrative affairs" or simply an order of administrative affairs . Subsequently, he became known mainly under the name of the detective order. Olearius already knows him under this name [1] .
Since Kotoshikhin does not mention this order, Nevolin thinks that he was destroyed along with the establishment of a secret order , whose department was close to the department of the detective order. Subsequently, the name of the detective order was assigned to the robbery order .
Content
Structure
Responsibilities
The duties of the order included the execution of the orders of the king in various matters, as well as the search for cases that were entrusted to him. On the basis of the Synod Reporting Points approved in 1722, the detective order was obliged to assist the Synod in its fight against church opponents.
Leaders
- Shein, Mikhail Borisovich (1620-1621) (1625-1628)
- Litvinov-Mosalsky, Andrei Fedorovich (1643)
- Dolgorukov, Yuri Alekseevich (1648-1651)
- Volynsky, Vasily Semenovich (1668-1681 (?))
- Khovansky, Ivan Andreevich Tararuy (1681—1682)
Notes
- ↑ About various chancelleries in Moscow and their paperwork Oleari A. Description of the journey of the Holstein embassy to Muscovy and Persia. - Book III, chapter 19.
Links
- Vasilenko N.P. Orders // Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron : 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
- V.N. Kozlyakov . About the time of the creation of the Order of Detective Affairs