Mikhail Mikhailovich Koribut Vishnevetsky (d. 1615 ) - a large Lithuanian-Russian prince-tycoon, elder Ovrutsky ( 1603 - 1615 ), son of Prince Mikhail Alexandrovich Vishnevetsky ( 1529 - 1584 ), elders of Kanevsky and Cherkassky ( 1559 - 1580 ), Lyubetsky and Loevsky (1584), Chestnut Bratslavsky (1580-1581) and Kiev (1581-1584), and Elzhbety Yurievna Zenovich. Mikhail's brothers were Alexander Vishnevetsky (d. 1594 ), Prince Vishnevetsky (1584-1594), the head of Cherkasy and Kanevsky (1580-1594), Lyubetsky ( 1584 - 1594 ), and Yuri (Jerzy) Vishnevetsky (d. 1618 ), the Kiev chestnut (1609-1618).
| Mikhail Mikhailovich Koribut Vishnevetsky | |||||||
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| Michał Korybut Wiśniowiecki | |||||||
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| Predecessor | Alexander Mikhailovich Vishnevetsky | ||||||
| Successor | Jeremiah Mikhail Vishnevetsky | ||||||
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| Death | 1615 Moldova | ||||||
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| Kind |  Vishnevets | ||||||
| Father | Mikhail Alexandrovich Vishnevetsky | ||||||
| Mother | Elzhbeta Yurievna Zenovich | ||||||
| Spouse | Raina Mogilyanka | ||||||
| Children | Jeremiah-Michael , Alexander Roman, Jerzy Krishtof and Anna Vishnevetsky | ||||||
| Religion | Orthodoxy | ||||||
Biography
The princes Vishnevetsky , a branch of the princes Zbarazhsky , were descended from the prince of Novgorod-Seversky, Zbarazh , Bratslav and Vinnytsia Dmitry-Koribut Olgerdovich (d. After 1404 ), the son of the Grand Duke of Lithuania Olgerd Gediminovich ( 1345 - 1377 ) from the second marriage with Uverna Ulnya . The great-grandson of Dmitry-Koribut , Prince Vasily Vasilyevich Zbarazhsky, had a son, Mikhail, who received the Vishnevets castle and became the ancestor of the Vishnevets family.
In 1594, after the death of his childless older brother, Prince Alexander Mikhailovich Vishnevetsky , Mikhail Koribut inherited his vast possessions in Left-Bank Ukraine with a capital in Lubny . In 1603 he received the ownership of the Ovrutsky elder . Michael expanded his residence - Lubny , founded the Gustinsky and Ladinsky Orthodox monasteries.
Together with his relatives, the princes Adam Aleksandrovich and Konstantin Konstantinovich Vishnevecki, Mikhail Koribut actively supported False Dmitry I and allowed the use of the Lubny to collect and recruit troops for the campaign to Moscow .
In 1607, the elder, the Prince of Ovrut, Mikhail Mikhailovich Koribut Vishnevetsky, together with Stefan Potocki and Prince Samuel Koretsky, organized a magnate campaign in Moldova . Mikhail Vishnevetsky was married to Rain Mogilyanka ( 1589 - 1619 ), daughter of the reign of Moldavia Jeremiah the Grave ( 1595 - 1606 ). The daughters of Jeremiah Graves , Maria Amalia and Catherine, were married to the head elder Podolsky Stefan Pototsky and Prince Samuel Koretsky . With the permission of the Polish king Sigismund Vazy, the magnates Stefan Pototsky, Mikhail Vishnevetsky and Samuel Koretsky with their military units undertook the first military campaign against the Moldavian principality . In December 1607, the Poles defeated the Moldavian ruler Michael Mogila and elevated their brother-in-law Konstantin Mogila ( 1607 - 1611 ) to the throne of the throne.
Mikhail Koribut Vishnevetsky participated in the Polish-Lithuanian intervention in the Russian Empire ( 1609 - 1618 ). Prince magnate Mikhail Vishnevetsky significantly expanded his Dnieper possessions at the expense of the lands of the Russian kingdom, having torn Putivl , Priluki , Sencha, Romna and Lokhvitsa from it .
In the fall of 1615, Mikhail Mikhailovich Vishnevetsky, together with Prince Samuel Koretsky, launched a second intervention in Moldova . Princes Mikhail Vishnevetsky and Samuil Koretsky with their court teams entered Moldova, defeated the army of the Moldavian ruler Stefan Tomshi at the Battle of Teteren and planted their brother-in-law Alexander Mogilu on the throne of the throne ( 1615 - 1616 ). In the same 1615, during the last Moldavian campaign, Mikhail Koribut Vishnevetsky was poisoned. He was buried in the family castle Vyshnevets .
Family
Mikhail Mikhailovich Koribut Vishnevetsky was married since 1608 to Rain Mogilyanka ( 1589 - 1619 ), daughter of the Moldavian ruler Jeremiah Mogila ( 1595 - 1606 ). Children: Jeremiah-Mikhail Vishnevetsky ( 1612 - 1651 ), Prince Vishnevetsky and Lubensky ( 1616 - 1651 ), Russian governor ( 1646 - 1651 ), Alexander Roman Vishnevetsky (d. 1629), Jerzy Krishtof Vishnevetsky (d. 1629); Anna Vishnevetskaya (d. C. 1648), wife from 1638, the head of the Lublin Zygmunt (Zbignev) Firlei (d. 1649).
Links
- Complete genealogy of the Zbarazhsky and Vishnevetsky
- Site of the Vishnevetsky clan
- The history of the clans of the Russian nobility: In 2 book. / autostat P.N. Petrov . - M .: Contemporary; Vocabulary, 1991 .-- T. 1. - S. 361-363. - 50,000 copies. - ISBN 5-270-01513-7 .
- Russian Biographical Dictionary : In 25 volumes / under the supervision of A. A. Polovtsov. 1896-1918.