Prince Dmitry Nefedievich Shcherbatov (d. After 1705 ) - tenant , solicitor ( 1671 ), steward ( 1679 ), okolnichy ( 1683 ) and governor .
| Dmitry Nefedievich Shcherbatov | |
|---|---|
| Date of death | |
| Citizenship |  Russian kingdom |
| Occupation | tenant , solicitor , steward , okolnichy and governor |
| Father | Nefed Ivanovich Shcherbatov |
| Children | Peter Dmitrievich Shcherbatov |
Biography
Representative of the princely family of the Shcherbatovs ( Rurikovich ). The youngest (fifth) son of the patriarchal and tsar's captain , Prince Nefed Ivanovich Shcherbatov (d. After 1629 ). The elder brothers are Princes Alexei, Matvey, Athanasius and Konstantin Shcherbatov .
He began his service as a tenant . In 1668 - 1669, Prince D.N. Shcherbatov served in the regiment in Sevsk under the command of the boyar Prince Grigory Semenovich Kurakin .
On April 28, 1671, Prince D.N. Shcherbatov was granted a lawyer . In 1675 he served in Sevsk in the regiment of the boyar of Prince Yuri Alekseevich Dolgorukov . On April 20, 1679 he was granted the royal captives .
In 1680, Prince Dmitry Shcherbatov participated in the Putivl campaign, consisting of a regiment of the boyar of Prince Vasily Vasilyevich Golitsyn . In 1682, he signed a council resolution abolishing parochialism . September 25, 1683 received the rank of okolnichilo .
In 1684 - 1685, Prince D.N. Shcherbatov was in the voivodship in the fortress of Akhtyrka .
In 1685 - 1686 years - governor in Belgorod . In 1686, Dmitry Shcherbatov was appointed the second governor in Kiev , becoming the " comrade " (deputy) of the first governor, the boyar of Prince Yuri Semenovich Urusov . In 1688 - 1690, he repeatedly accompanied Tsar Peter Alekseevich on his trips to the Trinity-Sergiev and Savvin Monasteries, the villages of Preobrazhenskoye and Kolomenskoye .
On September 12, 1689, Prince D.N. Shcherbatov was appointed one of the judges in the House of Cruel Cases, and on October 14 of that year he was transferred to the Vladimir Court Order, where he remained until December 14 .
In 1700, Prince Dmitry Nefedievich Shcherbatov was included in the commission to revise the Code of the Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich and to create a new Code.
In 1705, he was mentioned in the list of derelicts .
The only son is Prince Peter Dmitrievich Shcherbatov (? - 1724 ).
Sources
- Russian Biographical Dictionary : In 25 volumes / under the supervision of A. A. Polovtsov. 1896-1918.