Ivan Mikhailovich Bolshoi Pushkin (? - 1612 ) - a duma nobleman , a deceased and governor .
| Ivan Mikhailovich Pushkin "Big" | |
|---|---|
| Date of death | 1612 |
| Citizenship | Russian kingdom |
| Occupation | Duma nobleman , governor and okolnichny |
| Father | Mikhail Fedorovich Pushkin |
| Spouse | Irina Ivanovna |
| Children | Athanasius, Ivan, Boris , Nikita and Fedor |
Biography
Representative of the noble family of the Pushkins . The second son of the Governor Mikhail Fedorovich Pushkin (d. 1607 ). Brothers - Eustathius , Nikita , Leonty and Ivan Menshoy.
In 1574 - 1583 years - the hunter of Tsar Ivan the Terrible . In 1577 - 1578 he participated in the campaign of the Russian army in Livonia.
In 1582, I.M. Pushkin, who received the title of governor of Ryazan, traveled to Warsaw with nobleman Prince Dmitry Petrovich Eletsky to take the oath from the Polish king Stephen Batory in compliance with the terms of the Russian-Polish peace treaty.
In 1586, Ivan Mikhailovich Bolshoi Pushkin escorted from Moscow to Astrakhan the newly arrived Crimean prince Murad Geray . In 1591 - the second governor in Astrakhan with the first governor, Prince Ivan Vasilievich Sitsky .
In 1594, together with Prince Luka Osipovich Shcherbatov, he met the Embassy of the German Emperor Rudolph II . I.M. Pushkin and L.O. Shcherbatov were also bailiffs at the ambassadors.
In 1598, Ivan Mikhailovich Pushkin signed a council resolution on the election of Boris Fedorovich Godunov to the royal throne.
At the end of July 1601, he was sent together with the okolnichnik Buturlin to Tsarev-Borisov to exchange Moscow and Crimean ambassadors.
In the same 1601, Ivan Pushkin, together with his brother Leonty, was sent into exile in Siberia because they banged on Prince Andrei Eletsky and thereby “ untwisted the tsar ... they ordered them to write down their estates and estates and sell their stomachs ”.
After the death of Tsar Boris Godunov, Ivan Pushkin was returned from exile. In 1608, he was a friend of the Tsarina at the wedding of Tsar Vasily Ivanovich Shuisky with Princess Maria Petrovna Buinosova-Rostovskaya , and his wife Elena Ivanovna was a matchmaker.
According to the " Ancient Russian Vivlofik ", Ivan Mikhailovich Bolshoi Pushkin was killed in 1612 " in ruin ."
Family and Children
He was married to Irina Ivanovna, from a marriage with whom he had five sons:
- Athanasius (d. 1605 ), governor
- Ivan (d. After 1632 ), nobleman of Moscow , one hundred head and governor
- Boris (d. After 1656 ), Moscow nobleman , solicitor , diplomat
- Nikita (d. After 1602 ), one hundred head
- Fedor (d. After 1630 ), solicitor and governor
Sources
- Korsakova V. Pushkin, Ivan Mikhailovich // Russian Biographical Dictionary : in 25 volumes. - SPb. - M. , 1896-1918.
- The pedigree of the Pushkins
- Pushkins (descendants of Mikhail Fedorovich Pushkin) .