Kozlovo - a disappeared village in the Sarapul district of Udmurtia .
| Village | |
| Kozlovo | |
|---|---|
| A country |  Russia |
| Subject of the federation | Udmurtia |
| Municipal District | Sarapulsky |
| History and Geography | |
| First mention | 1678 |
| Timezone | UTC + 4 |
| Official language | Udmurt , Russian |
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Geography
The village was located in the southeastern part of Udmurtia on the banks of the Kozlovka River, 18 km west of the Kama River , 36 km southeast of the center of Izhevsk and 22 km northwest of the district center - the city of Sarapul .
History
In written sources, the village of Kozlovo is mentioned in the census book of 1678.
In 1780 - in the Sarapulsky district of Vyatka governorship (since 1796 - in the Vyatka province ).
In January 1921, the village of Kozlovo and the Kozlovskaya volost as part of the Sarapul district were transferred to the Perm province .
Religion
It is known that since at least 1678 a wooden church of the Nativity of Christ has been operating in Kozlovo. In 1778, the Vyatka Spiritual Consistory issued a temple-credential letter for the construction of a new stone church in the name of the Nativity of Christ. The church was built with two aisles: the main one in honor of the Nativity of Christ, was consecrated in 1798, and the second, in honor of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul - in 1788. In 1827, the stone church was rebuilt, a third throne was added, which became the main one. The construction was finally completed in 1845.
According to 1842, the church’s parish included: Kozlovo, post. Overinsky, post. Dikushinsky, post. Martynovsky, village of Tatarkino, village of Naryadovo, village of Gryaznukha, village of Buranovo, village of Yagan, poch. Kvadashur, village Parkachevo, village Patrakovo, village Elkino, village Stanovka, post. Red Hill, post. Nikolsky, d. Mozhga, d. Basitovo, poch. Cooter-Couton, village of Palniki, post. Pikanovsky, post. Maltsev, post. Prokopyevsky, post. Fominsky, village Bugrysh, post. Chekashevo, post. Baikuzin, post. Sandukovsky, post. Bodinsky, post. Chutozhmon, post. Andrianovsky.
In 1869, parish trusteeship was opened at the church (closed in 1896, reopened in 1908).
In 1875, a chapel was built in the parish cemetery in honor of the Great Martyr George the Victorious.
The church was closed on the basis of the decree of the Sverdlovsk Regional Executive Committee of December 5, 1931. The building was transferred to the club, and later demolished due to disrepair.
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Links
- Kozlovo on the site Native Vyatka