New Tinchurino

The village is located on both banks of the Bolshaya Yerykla River . The distance to Cheboksary is 140 km, to the district center 15 km, to the railway station station 50 km.

According to one version, the New Tinchurino was founded by migrant peasants from the village of Tyumerevo , in the Yantikovsky district, or founded by the foreman of the village Syravysom and his sons, with whom other peasants moved with in the 17th century (there is information about 1620). The word "Tumer" in translation from Mari means oak grove, oaks still grow near the village of Tyumerevo . The Russian name of the village came from the ancient Chuvash male name “Tinchura”. The inhabitants of the village are the Chuvashs , until 1724 yasaks, until 1866 state peasants ; engaged in agriculture, animal husbandry, latrine trades. There is a temple of the Exaltation of the Cross of the Lord, the Nativity of Christ (since 1749).

Residents of the village in 1763 with residents of the villages Teneevo and Mastryakovo bought land on the river. Kamyshlinka and founded the Chuvash village of Old Semenkino, now Klyavlinsky district of the Samara region.

In the 2nd half of the 19th century, a zemstvo elementary school was opened, and children from eight neighboring villages studied: Bolshaya Yerykla, Kildyushevo, Kushelga, P. Pinera, P. Kozylyary, Urazmametevo, Shaimurzino, Emmetyevo.

In 1928 the collective farm "Komintern" was formed.

As a part of Utinsky volost of Sviyazhsky district , Novoshimku volost of Tetyushsky district in the 17th century - 1920, Tetyushsky canton - 1920-1921, Batyrevsky district - 1921-1927, Maloyalchikovsky district - 1927-1935, Yalchikovsky - 1935-1962, from 1965, Batyrevsky - 1962 —1965, Since 1965 it has been listed in the Yalchik region.

SKHPK "Labor"