Lviv, Vasily Petrovich

In 1628, he was among the stolniks who “spent the night and spent the night” in Moscow in the court of Tsar Mikhail Fedorovich during his campaign on a pilgrimage in the Trinity-Sergius Monastery . In the same 1628 he was appointed Kravchim to Patriarch Filaret . In 1630 and 1631 he was present at the reception by the king of the Swedish ambassador Anton Monir. On July 5, 1634, together with his brothers Dmitry, Semyon, Ivan and uncle Alexei Mikhailovich , who was granted the boyar, he was at the royal table.

In 1636 he was in the province of Arkhangelsk .

March 26, 1639 he participated in the transfer from the royal palace to the Archangel Cathedral of the tomb of Tsarevich Vasily Mikhailovich . At the end of March and in April, he repeatedly “spent the night and slept” at the tomb of the Tsarevich.

In 1640 he was in the Voivodeship in Jablonovo .

In 1641-1642 he looked at the “crooked table” at the royal dinners.

In 1642 he served as governor in Odoev , in 1643-1645 he was in the voivodship in Putivl .

In 1647 he was sent from Moscow to the southern borders to set the city of Tsarev-Alekseev (Novy Oskol) . In the event of an attack of the Crimean Tatars, he had to go to Livny to the gathering to Prince Grigory Kurakin . November 8, 1647 granted from the nobility to the prisoners .

In 1648-1650 and 1653 he accompanied Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich to the Trinity-Sergius Lavra, prepared the way for him while on the camps.

In 1650-1651 he was governor in Pskov . He arrived in Pskov at the height of the uprising , which arose due to the tsar’s order to send 11,000 quarters of bread from Pskov granaries to Sweden. Pskov bread was supposed to offset the redemption amount to the Swedish government for all Russian subjects who fled to the Russian kingdom from the border regions ceded to Sweden. Archbishop Makarii and voivode N. S. Sobakin unsuccessfully tried to calm the Pskov people. On March 25, 1650, Lvov replaced Sobakin, but the Pskov refused to let the former governor go, and Prince Lvov was taken "to a city-wide hut" for refusing to give them gunpowder and lead. Lvov was almost killed by the rebel townspeople, the sons of Lvov and Sobakin were forcibly taken hostage by the rebels to be sent to the capital, along with their petitioners, to the tsar with confession. After the return of the Pskov petitioners from Moscow, Prince Lvov called the Pskovians, declared royal mercy to them and urged them not to stand up for the rebels, who, after the cross kissing, were about to start “stealing” again.

In 1653 he was in Moscow, where he participated in gala dinners with the tsar with the boyars and the patriarch.

In 1654-1655 he participated in two campaigns of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich to the Grand Duchy of Lithuania . In 1656 he took part in the royal campaign from Smolensk to Riga . On June 15, 1656, after lunch with the tsar in Smolensk, the tsar metropolitan Pitirim received a reward for his campaign: a fur coat covered with a gold satin, a goblet and the addition of the previous salary of 80 rubles.

On April 1, 1657, on the birthday of Tsarina Maria Ilyinichna , he was at the royal table in the golden chamber. At the table were: Patriarch Nikon , Tsarevichs of Georgia, Kasimovsky and Siberian, boyars Boris Ivanovich Morozov , Ilya Danilovich Miloslavsky , Ivan Andreevich Miloslavsky , deceased princes Vasily and Semyon Petrovich Lvov.

He died in 1659.

He was married to Theodore, daughter of the patriarchal boyar V.F. Yanov . Son: Michael (d. After 1677 ), the steward.

• Russian Biographical Dictionary : In 25 volumes / under the supervision of A. A. Polovtsov. 1896-1918.