Shumshevashi ( Chuvash. Shĕmshesh ) - the village of Alikovsky district , the administrative center of the Shumshevash rural settlement of the Alikovsky district of Chuvashia .
| Village | |
| Shumshevashi | |
|---|---|
| Chuvash. Sĕmshesh | |
| A country |  Russia |
| Subject of the federation | Chuvashia |
| Municipal District | Alikovsky |
| History and Geography | |
| Timezone | UTC + 3 |
| Official language | Chuvash , Russian |
| Digital identifiers | |
| Postcode | and |
| OKATO Code | 97205885001 |
| OKTMO Code | |
Content
Climate
The climate is temperate continental with long cold winters and warm summers. The average January temperature was −12.9 ° C, July 18.3 ° C, the absolute minimum reached −44 ° C, the absolute maximum 37 ° C. Over the year, an average of 552 mm of precipitation falls.
History
Etymology
According to a legend recorded at the end of the nineteenth century in the village of Shumshevashi in the Alikovsky district, the Chuvash as part of the Kazan Khanate had their own superiors and their king - “empu”. The last Chuvash king was Pique .
Between the villages of Vyla-Bazar and the village of Shumshevashi, there is the “Chali-Var” valley, where the rich Chuvash Alexander lived in Pugachev’s time, having received information about Pugachev’s movement to their lands, the rich man prepared a lush table to receive the formidable king, treated Pugachev and his detachment, presented money. He built a bridge over the ravine from Korya in order to accompany the “dear” enemies with kindness. Before Pugachev arrived, he buried a treasure trove of copper and silver coins in the ground in a forty-bucket barrel. After some time, the rich man died. Money remained in the ground .
Modern Shumvashevs
Currently, the village is mainly gasified.
Local government
- Head of the Shumshevash rural settlement :
Filimonov Vyacheslav Arkadevich [1]
Communications and the media
- Communication: T ele2, Bee Line, MTS, Megaphone.
Internet access is provided through the provider Rostelecom - VolgaTelecom (ADSL technology - telephone line), 3G Internet from mobile operators Bee Line, MTS, Megafon (a reliable signal from 3 mobile operators at a height - location near a store, church, post office ... For houses located in the lowland, near the river Shumshevashka - you need to use directional antennas to amplify the 3G signal) You can also use the Internet access service at the post office at Molodezhnaya St. Building 71 (tel. (835-35) 5-92-44)
- Newspapers and magazines: Alikovskaya regional newspaper “Purnăç çulĕpe” - “On the Life Path” [2] Publication languages: Chuvash, Russian.
- Radio stations: The area has stopped using wired radio. Therefore, the population uses radio receivers to receive local and republican channels in the Chuvash and Russian languages.
- Television: The population uses terrestrial and satellite television. Broadcast television allows you to receive a national channel in Chuvash and Russian.
Most residents use the services of one of the 4 satellite operators. Tricolor and NTV + on satellite Eutelsat 36A / 36B 36 ° c. d ...., Continent TV and Telecard on the Intelsat 15 / Horizons 2 85 ° satellite. d.
Educational and cultural institutions
In the village there is a secondary school, a house of culture.
- MBOU "Shumshevashskaya secondary school"
Religion
From the records of the priest of the Shumshevash church Nikolai Lavrentievich:
"... a stone church was built in 1881 at the expense of parishioners, a three-altar church in the name of the Holy Trinity, on the left side - in honor of the Protection of the Most Holy Theotokos, on the right - in the name of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker.
1740 - opening of the Shumshevash church. The church is stone, warm, the length with a bell tower is 15.5 fathoms, the greatest width is 9 fathoms, the height to the upper cornice is 5 fathoms. The church has 5 chapters. The iconostasis of the main temple is 7 fathoms of 1 arshin, height 3 fathoms of 15 arshins. The bell tower of two tiers, height 7 fathoms. Parish settlements 14, state of the parish: 2 priests, deacon, 2 psalm-goers. Significant losses in Soviet times, partially restored, now in force. The churchwarden - V. Ivanova