Yaluchevo

The village is located 8 km north-west of the district center, Alatyr . The nearest railway station is Alatyr . The village is located on the left bank of the Alatyr River ^[2] . The administrative center of the settlement, the village of Chuvarley , is located 1 km to the west.

The village (also referred to as the village) is known from the end of the 17th century. In old sources, the spelling of Eluchevo is common. There is a version that the founder was a certain landowner Elushev, in whose honor the name was given ^[3] . The inhabitants, Russians, until 1861 were peasants of the landowners Stepanovs, Priklonskys, Chivins, Volotkovichs, Vladimirovs. Classes of the population: agriculture, animal husbandry, beekeeping, weaving bodies for tarantasses. In 1885, a school of letters appeared in the village ^[2] .

According to the household census of 1911, 54 families lived in the village. The land was divided by audit souls , there was no redistribution. There were 49 adult horses and 13 foals, 79 cows and 8 calves (as well as 27 units of other cattle ), 173 sheep and goats and 65 pigs, 29 bee hives. The soil was dominated by loamy - sandy loam . 48 farms used 135.6 tithes of mowing and 241.1 tithes of arable land, for 166 of which they sowed winter rye and spring oats and wheat . Of the agricultural implements, there were only 4 plows . 63 men and 5 women were engaged in various crafts, mainly in their county. Of these, 19 men were laborers, 6 worked in the mine, 5 engaged in blacksmithing ^[4] .

In 1920, the artel of fishermen was organized. In 1933, the collective farm "Second Five Year Plan" ^{[2] [3]} .

Administrative Affiliation

Until 1927, the village belonged to the Alatyr volost of the Alatyr district . Since 1927, included in the Alatyr district. From 1927 to 1928, it was the center of the Yalushevsky Village Council, since 1928 it joined the Chuvarleisky Village Council ^{[2] [5]} . In 2004, the Chuvarleisky Village Soviet was transformed into the Chuvarleyskoye rural settlement.

Number of yards and residents:

• 1794 - 25 yards, 100 men, 95 women.
• 1850 - 27 yards, 85 men, 83 women.
• 1859 - 32 yards, 92 men, 99 women ^[7] .
• 1897 - 49 households, 130 men, 156 women.
• 1911 - 53 farms, 177 men, 197 women, 64 of them literate and students ^[4] .
• 1926 - 79 households, 216 men, 245 women.
• 1939 - 228 men, 277 women.
• 1979 - 157 men, 205 women.
• 2002 - 107 households, 246 people: 115 men, 131 women, Russians (96%) ^[8] .
• 2010 - 94 private households, 248 people: 114 men, 134 women ^[2] .

In the village there is a shop, a medical assistant, a club, a library ^[2] . The estate of the Vladimirovs, which is an object of cultural heritage, is abandoned and destroyed.

• V.I. Elakhov, N.S. Yakovlev. Yalushevo ( Neopr .) . Chuvash Encyclopedia . The appeal date is January 4, 2017.

• Site Chuvarleyskogo rural settlement