Baim (Boris) Fedorovich Boltin - Russian military and statesman, steward , voivode and nursery , the eldest son of a nobleman Fedor Mikhailovich Boltin .
Biography
In 1613, Baim Fedorovich Boltin took part in the campaign of the Russian army in Veliky Novgorod , was sent by the governor Prince Dmitry Timofeevich Trubetskoy from Bronnitsy to Moscow , complaining to Tsar Mikhail Fedorovich on the “tightness caused by the German people to the Russian military people”. In 1620 he was the second commander under Nikita Dmitrievich Velyaminov in Terki , where he stayed until 1623 . In 1624, Baim Boltin on the first day of the "sovereign joy" stood at the door from the dining hut to the national chamber.
In 1625, Baim Boltin attended the first wedding of Tsar Mikhail Fedorovich with Princess Maria Vladimirovna Dolgorukova . In the same 1625, he was sent to Turks in Turki and stayed there until 1628 , and, returning to Moscow, he was still a clerk (first Nizhniy Novgorod chetya, then the Ambassadorial order), almost always participated in ambassadors meetings and receptions, being honored to see the royal eyes on holidays and inviting to the royal table in the dining hut.
In 1626, during the absence of Tsar Mikhail Fyodorovich , who sent a pilgrimage to the Trinity-Sergius Lavra , the nobleman Baim Fyodorovich Boltin together with the boyar Sheremetev "spent his days in the sovereign's court."
In the autumn of 1632, Baim Boltin participated in the Russo-Polish War (1632-1634) . Back in August, Tsar Mikhail Fyodorovich appointed Baim Boltin as the second voivod in Sevsk . Voivods Fyodor Kirillovich Plescheev and Baim Fyodorovich Boltin were sent to Sevsk , where they were to assemble a "profitable" (reserve) regiment to attack the border Polish-Lithuanian possessions. Soon the first Sevsk voivode Fyodor Pleshcheyev died, he was replaced by Ivan Eropkin . In November 1632, under the Tsar's decree, the governor Baim Boltin and Ivan Eropkin set out from Sevsk with a reserve regiment to march on Chernigov-Seversk land , which belonged to the Commonwealth. In December of the same 1632, the Russian detachments besieged and stormed Novgorod-Seversky , sending captain Kunitsky to Moscow with captured gentry (200 people). Voevoda Baim Fedorovich Boltin was awarded a sable fur coat on a gold brocade, a cup and a salary for local and monetary salaries. In February 1633, Baim Boltin was appointed by royal decree of the first voivode in Novgorod-Seversky . In the same year of 1633, he was granted royal stewards .
On April 1, 1634, Baim Fedorovich Boltin, being the head of the attendants and covenants, accompanied the boyar Fyodor Ivanovich Sheremetev in peace negotiations with the Polish-Lithuanian commissars between Vyazma and Dorogobuzh . July 5 is mentioned in the list of nobles present at the royal table. In October 1635, Baim Fedorovich Boltin, being the fourth nobleman , traveled to the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth as part of the Moscow Embassy. In 1637 he was sent to Putyvl to conduct the border line on the Polish-Lithuanian border. May 23, 1638 Baim Fedorovich Boltin, being the head of the ninth hundred city nobles, attended the meeting of the Crimean ambassador. In August 1641, by a tsar's decree, he was granted his place in the nursery. In 1642 he was again sent to Putyvl to survey the disputed Russian-Lithuanian possessions. In 1644, Baim Boltin participated in the meeting of the Danish prince Valdemar . In 1641 - 1645 he was a bedmaker at the royal court and the first judge in the Stables order. In 1649, Baim Fedorovich Boltin - "bailiff" during the Polish-Lithuanian ambassadors. In 1652, Baim Boltin was sent by Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich to Voivodship in Tobolsk , where he stayed for two years. In 1654 he was present at the reception of the king of the Polish Embassy.