Nikolay Efimovich Myasoedov ( November 30, 1750 - August 5, 1825 ) is a real privy councilor , senator , Moscow vice-governor and director of the Main Salt Office. The owner of the town house on the street. Bolshaya Dmitrovka, 8/1 . The brother of Rear Admiral A. E. Myasoedov .
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| 1796 - 1818 |
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| 1790 - 1793 |
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| Predecessor | Vasily Aleksandrovich Nebolsin |
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| Successor | Nikolai Ivanovich Shenshin |
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 | Tula Vice Governor | |
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| 1784 - 1790 |
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| Predecessor | Yakov Semyonovich Budanov |
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| Successor | Nikolai Ivanovich Velyaminov |
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| Rank | brigadier |
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Son of Second Lieutenant Efim Ivanovich Myasoedov . On January 20, 1760, he was enrolled in the Izmailovsky Regiment as a soldier, and on May 5, 1765, he began active service in the Preobrazhensky Regiment . Having served as a captain, he retired on January 1, 1783 with the rank of brigadier, and a year later, on May 15, 1784, was appointed Tula deputy governor. On April 21, 1787, Myasoedov was promoted to state councilor.
In Tula, he remained until May 15, 1789, when he was transferred to the same position in Moscow. In 1796, he was appointed first as chief prosecutor of the 6th department, then as a senator to Petersburg , with production as secret advisers. April 5, 1797 he was appointed chief director of the Salt Office. For the arrangement of the state-owned Starorussky Salt Plant, the Elton mine and the salt part of the Meat Eaters in general, was generously rewarded by the government and produced on December 12, 1807, into actual advisers.
In the years 1815-1816, by the highest order, he inspected the Tula , Kursk and Oryol gubernias . The first turned out to be such abuses, which had to be removed from the posts of the governor and vice-governor; in the second audit went well, but in Orel “there was almost no office space left, whose employees would not be among the defendants. The severity of this revision made a terrible panic among the bureaucracy, which increased even more when the charge of the Oryol local authorities appeared in the intention to poison Senator Myasoedov. The senator gave a full likelihood to the accusation of this and personally set about investigating himself. ”
On March 25, 1818, Myasoedov was dismissed by resignation with a pension of 4,000 rubles. He died, without waiting for the end of the cases initiated by him about the abuse of officials, who in the end were all right. Prince I.M. Dolgorukov , who served in the Salt Office under the command of Myasoedov and did not get along with him, called him a malicious, vengeful and crafty schemer. Myasoedov, according to the prince [1] :
 | The mind was not wide and not at all a business man, but the prolaz was the most cunning and successful ... Everywhere he would raise everything, he would drive up to everyone, he would achieve everything in his favor, and would he get to the real state of affairs? he does not know how to write the lines, does not make sense to give a resolution ... Being sometimes arrogant to the extreme, he used to be a reptile animal to the base, when it was a question of its own good. |  |
