Ivan Ivanovich Myatlev (Ivan Ivanovich Zhity Myatlev-Sliznev) - statesman of the second half of the XVI century.
Biography
The grandson of the first representative of the Myatlev family, Grigory Ivanovich Sliznev, nicknamed Myatel [1] . In 1550, being the son of the boyar in Vyazma , together with his brothers Andrei and Grigory, he was among the 1000 "best servants" - provincial landowners whom Ivan IV decided to relocate to the districts closest to Moscow "for their sovereign's military business of haste so that they were always ready ", And according to the 3rd category he received an estate with a land share of 100 quarters [2] . In 1555-1557 he served as the third governor in Cheboksary . In 1562-1563, the patrolman and esaul in the Polotsk campaign of Ivan IV, undertaken during the Livonian War , after that - governor in Roslavl [3] . In 1567 he participated in a campaign from Novgorod to Lithuania, being "in the camp of the sovereign", in the same year he was enrolled in the oprichnina. In 1568/69 he served as the third governor from the oprichnina in Rzhev , and in 1569 - the second governor of the right-hand regiment in the oprichnina discharge of the coastal service.
Mentioned in discharge books as serving in the New ("Oprichrich") and the Old Zemsky Courts in 1565/66, 1571, 1572 and 1577, for some time he was a judge (that is, the head) of one or both courtyards [4] [5] . According to some reports, during the campaign against the Swedes in 1571, he was appointed the first siege governor in the Zemsky court [6] .
Notes
- ↑ Dolgorukov P.V. Russian genealogy book published by Prince Peter Dolgorukov: In 4 hours - St. Petersburg, 1854-1857. Volume 4, p. 158
- ↑ The Thousand Book of 1550 and the Palace Notebook of the 50s of the 16th century M.-L. USSR Academy of Sciences. 1950
- ↑ Archaeographic Yearbook for 1959. Publishing House of the USSR Academy of Sciences, 1960, p. 49
- ↑ Eskin Yu. Essays on the History of Localism in Russia of the 16th – 17th Centuries M.: Quadriga, 2009. p. 120 (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment September 26, 2015. Archived September 27, 2015.
- ↑ Veselovsky S. B. Research on the history of the oprichnina. M., 1963
- ↑ Moscow power. Management of Moscow in the XII-XVII centuries .: Historical and biographical guide / Auth. count Averyanov K.A., A.V. Karandaev, I.N. Mukhin, E.N. Mukhina. - M.: Publishing House of the Main Archival Administration of Moscow, 2010. - 536 p. Page 224