Mylniki ( Ukrainian: Milniki ; until 1928 - Milniki , in 1928 - 2016 - Grigorovka ) - a village located on the territory of the Nezhinsky district of the Chernihiv region ( Ukraine ).
| Village | |
| Soapboxes | |
|---|---|
| Ukrainian Millers | |
| A country |  Ukraine |
| Region | Chernihiv region |
| Area | Nezhinsky district |
| Village Council | Kolesnikovsky Village Council |
| History and Geography | |
| Based | 1650 |
| Former names | Milniki, Grigorovka |
| Square | |
| Average height | 119 m |
| Climate type | moderate moderate continental |
| Timezone | UTC + 2 , in summer UTC + 3 |
| Population | |
| Population | 348 people ( 2006 ) |
| Density | 214.68 people / km² |
| Nationalities | Ukrainians - mainly |
| Denominations | Christianity |
| Digital identifiers | |
| Telephone code | +380 4631 |
| Postcode | 16632 |
| Car code | CB, IB / 25 |
| KOATUU | |
History
The village of Milniki was founded by the efforts of the Nezhin bourgeoisie, in 1450 belonged to Petrovsky, whose widow married the Nezhin voit Tsurkovsky.
In 1648, King Vladislav IV granted Alexander Petrovich Tsurkovsky, the village of Kukshin with Kolesniki and the village of Milniki, the rights to them were confirmed by letters of letters from Bohdan Khmelnytsky and Tsarist.
After the death of Tsurkovsky, these estates passed to Taras Petrovich Zabele , after which they were selected by the hetman Ivan Samoilovich and transferred to the military area.
In 1688, the hetman I. Mazepa universally translated with. Millers under the ordering of the Old Horizon Monastery.
In 1692 with. Millers were again given to the sons of Taras Petrovich Zabela by the universal I. Mazepa and confirmed by tsar’s diploma in 1695
Taras Tarasovich Zabela (1670-1718), a Borzensky centurion, outlived his children and bequeathed all his estates, including Kukshin, Kolesniki and Milniki, to his grandchildren.
In the years 1716-1782, the village of Milniki was assigned to the Nezhinsky second hundred, renewed by the hetman Skoropadsky .
In 1782, Milniki was in the possession of the Nezhinsky Annunciation Monastery.
In 1928 with. Milniki renamed with. Grigorovka.
In 2016, as part of the ongoing policy of decommunization, it was called Mylniki.
Population
In the village of Milniki in 1788, there were 45 courtyards with a population of 447 people.
- Spiritual: 5 masculine and 3 feminine, including children.
- Military: 14 male and 28 female.
- State subjects : 178 male and 170 female.
- Citizens of Colonel Ivan Petrovich Ternov: 25 males and 24 females.
From 1757 for 31 years in the village of Milniki, the population grew by 52%. From this time to the present day, the number of households and the population have not changed, due to the geographical location of the village.
- 1757 - 293 people (male: 116 + 36; female: 116 + 25).
- 1788 - 447 people (male: 192 + 30; female: 183 + 42).
- 1803 - 409 people (male: 153 + 53; female: 153 + 50).
- 1808 - 394 people (male: 185; female: 209).
- 1960 - 348 people.