Zakharyin-Yakovlev, Peter Yakovlevich

Pyotr Yakovlevich Zloba was first mentioned among the prisoners in the retinue of the Grand Duke of Moscow Ivan III Vasilyevich during his trip to Veliky Novgorod in 1495 .

At the beginning of 1510, together with his cousin M. Yu. Zakharyin-Yuriev (“ in the near -decks ”), the Pskov swore allegiance to the Grand Duke of Moscow Vasily III Ivanovich .

In the summer of 1512, Peter Yakovlevich Zakharyin-Yakovlev defended the rank of okolnichy with the third governor of a large regiment (under the princes D.V. Shchen-Patrikeev and A.I. Bulgakov-Kurak, the southern Russian borders from attacks by Crimean Tatars and Nogai. In the same year, the second governor forward regiment (under Prince I.M. Vorotynsky ) in Russian rati under the command of Prince M.I. Bulgakov-Golitsa on the Ugra River.

In 1514, P. Ya. Zakharyin-Yakovlev again stood with a regiment on the Ugra (under the boyar S.I. Vorontsov ). In December 1515 - December 1517, the purchase and sale of princely lands was reported to Peter Yakovlevich.

In 1522, during the campaign “ according to the Crimean news ” of Vasily III Ivanovich to the Kolomna governor, Peter Yakovlevich Zakharyin accompanied the Grand Duke. In February 1527, he took bail for Prince Mikhail Lvovich Glinsky . In the same year he was granted in the boyars.

In 1528, boyar Pyotr Yakovlevich Zakharyin-Yakovlev, along with Prince B. I. Gorbaty-Shuisky, “ rescued ” Princes Ivan Mikhailovich and Andrei Mikhailovich Shuisky . If these princes escaped to the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, P. Ya. Zakharyin and B. I. Gorbaty had to pay the grand duke a considerable amount, which was collected from the "guards" of the princes and the children of the boyars.

On June 9, 1533, boyar Pyotr Yakovlevich Zakharyin-Yakovlev died, leaving behind four sons and two daughters.

Pyotr Yakovlevich Anger Zakharyin-Yakovlev was married to Anna (Anastasia). Children:

• Grigory Petrovich Yakovlev (d. 1550/1551 ), boyar ( 1548/1549 );
• Zakhary Petrovich Yakovlev (d. 1555 ), boyar ( 1550/1551 );
• Ivan Petrovich Chiron Yakovlev (d. 1571 ), okolnichny ( 1556/1557 ) and boyar ( 1557/1558 );
• Vasily Petrovich Yakovlev (d. 1571 ), boyar (1567/1568).
• One daughter was married to Prince I.I. Belsky , and the second, Anna (d. 1561 ), became the wife of Prince I.I. Belevsky .

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• Zimin A. A. “The formation of the boyar aristocracy in Russia in the second half of the XV - the first half of the XVI century.”, Moscow , Nauka Publishing House, 1988 ISBN 5-02-009407-2 , art. 185