Podsosino

Middle Ages

This place began to be inhabited, according to archaeological information, from the XIV century ^[10] . At this point, the old Pereyaslavskaya road crossed the Torgosha river ^[10] . In the years 1432-1445, Ivan Afanasevich Galin gave the abbot Zinovy ^{[11] of the} Trinity Monastery the Bogoroditskaya wasteland , on which until 1462-1466 a village was rebuilt under the name "Bogoroditsky under the pine." In the XV century, the area where the village of Podsosino stands belonged to the Kinelsky volost of the old Pereslavl-Zalessky district ^{[12] [13]} . In the source of the beginning of the XVI century about the village it is said: "On Torgosh, the Most Holy Christians have 9 yards." The letter of 1536 calls this place the Bogoroditsky graveyard , that is, a village with a church and a cemetery.

Between 1536 and 1559, a nunnery was founded in the village, first indicated in a letter of 1561. In the scribe book (1588-1594) the monastery is called "Bogoroditskaya, Suction on a river on Torgosh", it also says about the presence of a mill at the monastery.

New time ^[14]

Name Origin

The earliest references to the village are found in scribe books of the 16th century. Then he was called "Under the Pine Trees", "Under the Pine Trees", "Suction". Under the name "Podsosenie" is found in the list of 1862 and the census data of 1926 . However, at the end of the 19th century, some sources already used the “Podsino” form, then corrected in the direction of a more familiar hearing name with the possessive suffix “in”. This distorted name has been preserved beyond the village to this day ^[15] .

• A film about the village of Podsosino