The Bunakovs are an old Russian noble family .
| Bunakov | |
|---|---|
| Part of the genealogy book | VI |
| Ancestor | Prince Larion Mikhailovich Bunak |
| Nationality | |
 Grand Duchy of Moscow | |
 Kingdom of Russia | |
 Russian empire | |
Rurikovich , descend from the Karachev princes . In 1408, Prince Shvitrigailo Olgerdovich came to the Grand Duke Vasily Dmitrievich , and Vladyko Isaac Chernigovsky with the princes, including Mikhail Khotetovsky , who had a son, Larion Mikhailovich, came with him [1] .
The descendant of Rurik in the XVIII tribe, Prince Larion Mikhailovich , who lived around 1461, received the nickname Bunak , by which his son Parfeny and grandson Bogdan (Matvey) Bunakov began to be called, without adding the title “prince”. The Grand Duke Vasily Vasilyevich Dark received on October 9, 1461 Prince Larion Mikhailovich, the village of Litvinovsky, Krasnoselsky camp of the Vyazemsky district , the village of Zhitkov, the Volotsky camp with villages and wastelands [1] .
In 1573, the guardsmen of Ivan the Terrible were: Bogdan and Ivan Dmitrievichi, Nikita and Dmitry Bogdanovichi, Fedor Petrovich, Ivan Vasilievich, Matvey and Semyon Timofeevich Bunakov [2] .
The grandson of Bogdan Parfenyevich , Andrei Dmitrievich Bunakov , was sent from Moscow on behalf of the patriarch to Poland in 1604 to denounce Dimitry the Pretender and in 1605 received an award for his “faithful service” from Boris Godunov . The cousin of the previous ones, Semyon Timofeevich Bunakov , in 1572 in the Novgorod campaign of John IV the Terrible, was a tabernacle and participated in the Lithuanian campaign (1573). Leonty Ivanovich Bunakov - governor on the Black Yar (1630-1633) and regimental governor on Roslavl (1635). Pyotr Andreevich Bunakov - solicitor (1647), participant in the Lithuanian campaign (1654-1655) and Moscow nobleman (1671). Ivan Petrovich , stolnik (1671) and a participant in the Crimean campaigns. Galaktion Ilyich Bunakov - solicitor (1679) and steward (since 1686).
When submitting documents on May 23, 1686, the Bunakovs ' genealogy was provided for listing the family in the Velvet Book . A protest against the introduction of the Bunakovs' genealogy into the Velvet Book in the head of the Chernigov princes on June 10, 1687 was made by the okolnichny , Prince Ivan Khotetovsky [3] .
Two genera of the Bunakovs survived, recorded in part VI of the genealogy book: one from the Kaluga province [4] , from the ancestor Afanasy Sidorovich , the grandson of the aforementioned Semyon Timofeevich , and the other from Savva Mikhailovich , the grandson of the same Semyon Timofeevich . The last clan in the ancient nobility, on failure to provide sufficient evidence, was not approved by the heraldry of the governing Senate .
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Famous Representatives
- Bunakov Yelizariy Timofeevich - was killed in a winter campaign (1550), his name is included in the synod of the Moscow Assumption Kremlin Cathedral for eternal commemoration.
- Bunakov Andrei Mikhailovich - participant of the Polotsk campaign (1551).
- The Bunakovs: Bogdan Dmitrievich and Nikita Bogdanovich - are mentioned at the wedding of the Livonian king Magnus with Princess Maria Vladimirovna Staritskaya (1573).
- Bunakov Semen Timofeevich - participant in the Livonian campaign (1573).
- Bunakov Sidor Semenovich - served as a traveler with his head in Moscow from fires (1599), granted gold (1606).
- Bunakov Ivan - clerk , governor in Smolensk (1608).
- Bunakov Petr Nikitich - voivode in Belev (1615), the head of a hundred metropolitan (1619), voivode in Urzhum (1623), in Putivl (1626-1627).
- Bunakov Andrey Andreevich - spent the night and spent the night in the sovereign's court (1626), governor in Tomsk (1629 and 1635), in Nizhny Lomov (1644-1647), in Krasnoyarsk (1652), sent his nephew to fight fraternal people. He served at the wedding of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich with Maria Ilyinichnaya Miloslavskaya (1648).
- Bunakov Leonty Ivanovich - among those invited was at a dinner with the Kizylbash ambassador, the governor in the Black Yar (1630), he commanded a detachment of Cossacks of 8.000 thousand people. (1634). During the reign of Mikhail Fedorovich, he was governor in Roslavl and was granted patrimony for the Moscow siege seat.
- Bunakov Fedor Sidorovich - governor in Czerny (1631-1635), takes part in the reception of the Persian ambassador (1639).
- Bunakov Anikei Sidorovich - written head, governor in Tobolsk (1639 and 1646).
- Bunakov Gavrila Sidorovich - elected from Likhvin to the cathedral convened by the king according to Azov (1642).
- Bunakov Ilya Nikitich - governor in Tomsk (1645-1648).
- Bunakov Vasily Sidorovich - governor in Aleshn (1650-1651).
- Bunakov Peter Andreevich - governor in Ilimsk (1656-1659). He carried the headboard at the wedding of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich and Maria Ilyinichna Miloslavskaya in (1648). Had a courtyard in Moscow in the Earth city.
- Bunakov Ivan (Isachka Zubkov) - governor in Meshchevsk (1663-1664) [5] .
- Bunakov Ivan Petrovich - steward (1671), traveled to the Emperor in winter campaigns (1676), steward of Tsarina Natalya Kirillovna (1676), spent the night and slept at the tomb of Tsar Fedor Alekseevich (1682), participated in Crimean campaigns (1687 and 1689), was under Azov (1696) [1] [6] [7] .
- Bunakov Fedor Yakovlevich (born 1792) - Vice-Governor of Novgorod and Poltava.
- Bunakov Alexander Borisovich - a major who distinguished himself in a number of battles (1811-1813).
- Bunakov Nikolai Fedorovich (1834-1907) - teacher, writer.
- Bunakov Vasily Alexandrovich (1839-1897) - lieutenant general, participant in the Russian-Turkish war.
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 Comp. A. Vlasyev. Offspring of Rurik. Volume I. Princes of Chernigov. Part I. St. Petersburg. 1906 Publishing House: T. Golike and A. Wilborg. The Bunakov nobles. p. 261-305.
- ↑ List of guardsmen of Ivan the Terrible. St. Petersburg, 2003, Ed. Russian National Library. // List of guardsmen of Ivan the Terrible, indicating their services and “Salary Appeal” in 1573
- ↑ Compost: A.V. Antonov . Family trees of the late 17th century. - Ed. M .: Ros.gos.arch.trev.aktov. Archeogr. Centre. Issue 6. 1996 Bunakov. p. 103. ISBN 5-011-86169-1 (T.6). ISBN 5-028-86169-6.
- ↑ N. Bulychov. Kaluga province. The list of noblemen included in the noble genealogy book on October 1, 1908 and the list of persons holding positions in the election of the nobility since 1785 . - Kaluga: Tipo-Lithography of the Provincial Government, 1908. - S. 191. - 444 p.
- ↑ Fr. A.P. Barsukov (1839-1914). Lists of city governors and other persons of the voivodship administration of the Moscow state of the 17th century on printed government acts. - SPb. type M.M. Stasyulevich. 1902 Bunakov. p. 445. ISBN 978-5-4241-6209-1.
- ↑ Prince P.V. Dolgorukov . Russian genealogy book. Part 4. St. Petersburg. Printing house of the III branch E.I. Chancery. 1857 Bunakov. p. 311.
- ↑ Alphabetical index of surnames and persons mentioned in the Boyars books, stored in the I-th branch of the Moscow archive of the Ministry of Justice, with the designation of the official activities of each person and years of status in the posts held. M., Tipogr: S. Selivanovsky. 1853 Bunakov. pg. 47-48.
Literature
- Dolgorukov P.V. Russian genealogy book . - SPb. : Type. 3 Sep. Own. E.I.V. Chancellery, 1857. - T. 4. - P. 311.
- Novikov N.I., Muller G.F. Velvet book - The genealogy book of princes and nobles of Russian and traveling ... / Publisher: N. Novikov. -2 vol. - M .: Univ. typ., 1787. p. 293