Kharkov 4th Ulan Regiment

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4th Lancers Kharkov Regiment
4th Lancers Kharkov Regiment
	; Badge commemorating the 250th anniversary of the regiment
Years of existence	1651 - 1918
A country	Russia
Included in	4th Cavalry Division 6 AK Warsaw VO
Type of	ulan regiment
Number	military unit
Dislocation	Chigrin of the Kiev province, Bialystok
Marks of Excellence	see text

4th Ulansky Kharkov regiment - army ulansky formation ( regiment ) of the Armed forces of the Russian Empire .

Coat of arms of the Kharkov Regiment from the Herbovnik Shcherbatov ( 1775 )

Seniority of the regiment - 1651 ^[1] .

Locations

1820 - the city of Chyhyryn, Kiev province ^[2] . The regiment was part of the 3rd Dragoon Division.

Chronicle of the Kharkov Regiment

1651 - made up of Cherkasy , who made up the population of the Sloboda region and came from Little Russian Cossacks who fled from Polish oppression, the Kharkov Sloboda Cherkasy Cossack Regiment .
May 3, 1765 - the teams of the Georgian and Zhelky Hussar regiments were joined, and the major of the Life Guards of the Izmailovsky Regiment, Yefim Shcherbinin, was formed with the addition of other Sloboda regiments in Kharkov, the Kharkov Hussar Regiment.
June 26, 1783 - reorganized into a 6-squadron and named the Kharkov Hussar Regiment of the Ukrainian cavalry.
from 1784 - Kharkov light-regiment regiment;
from 1790 - Kharkov Horse-Jaeger Regiment;
from 1792 - Kharkov light-regiment regiment;
from 1796 - Kharkov Cuirassier Regiment;
from 1798 - Cuirassier General Major Zaplatin Regiment;
from 1798 - Cuirassier General of Major Prince. Romodanovsky-Ladyzhensky regiment;
from 1799 - Cuirassier General Major Cozens regiment;
since 1801 - Kharkov Cuirassier Regiment;
from 1801 - Kharkov Dragoon Regiment;
from 1827 - Kharkov Ulan Regiment;
from 1851 - Ulansky of His Royal Highness Prince Frederick the Prussian Regiment;
from 1857 - Kharkov Ulansky of His Royal Highness Prince Frederick the Prussian Regiment;
from 1863 - Kharkov Ulan Regiment;
from 1864 - 4th Ulansky Kharkov regiment;
from April 23, 1864 - 4th Ulansky Kharkov of Her Imperial Highness Grand Duchess Alexandra Petrovna regiment;
from August 18, 1882 - the 11th Dragoon Kharkov of Her Imperial Highness Grand Duchess Alexandra Petrovna regiment;
from December 6, 1907 - 4th Lancers Kharkov Regiment

Combat Campaigns

1805 - Battle of Austerlitz :

The Kharkov regiment participated in this notorious battle on the right flank , where P. I. Bagration commanded ... Having received news of the defeat of the Russians and Austrians in the center, he began to slowly retreat, fighting off the pressing French. Kharkov dragoons twice attacked the enemy cuirassiers, but in the end they were overturned. The figures of losses testify to the tension of the battles: the next day the regiment did not count seven officers and 141 non-commissioned officers and privates in its ranks, 208 horses were killed and wounded.
- [1]

1812 - Tarutino battle :

During the battle, the Kharkov regiment "with excellent courage attacked the enemy twice: ... knocked over it and, cutting into the very ranks of them, led him into great frustration and drove them to their very columns."
- [2]

Chefs of the regiment

Chefs

12/03/1976 - 10/01/1797 - the general from infantry Count Zubov, Valerian Alexandrovich 2nd
02.21.1797-28.01.1798 - major general (from 29.29.1797 lieutenant general) Baron Meyendorf, Kazimir Ivanovich
01.28.1798-05.10.1798 - Lieutenant General Paupert, Ivan Mikhailovich ^[3]
10/5/1798 - 25/10/1798 - Major General Zaplatin, Semyon Grigorievich
11.21.1798-23.01.1799 - Major General Prince Romodanovsky-Ladyzhensky, Alexander Nikolaevich
02.03.1799-15.11.1804 - Major General Cozens, Alexander Ritsarevich
11/18/1804-17.02.1808 - Major General Gizycki, Bartholomew Kaetanovich
03/10/1808-02.08.1810 - Major General Prince Drutsky-Sokolinsky, Eliferiy Vasilievich
09.17.1810-18.12.1814 - Colonel (from 26.12.1812 major general) Yuzefovich, Dmitry Mikhailovich

Honorary Chefs

05.15.1851-18.06.1863 - His Royal Highness Prince Friedrich of Prussia
04/23/1864-? - Her Imperial Highness Grand Duchess Alexandra Petrovna

Regiment Commanders

Headquarters officer and Cadet of the Kharkov Hussar Regiment, from 1776 to 1783 ^[4]

03.03.1765-22.04.1774 - Colonel Chorba, Nikolai Ivanovich
04.22.1774-14.08.1774 - Colonel Galos, Osip
09.21.1774-10.02.1778 - Colonel Bedryaga, Akim
02.16.1778-11.10.1783 - the foreman Vysotsky, Nikolai Petrovich
11/09/1790-26.03.1790 - foreman Neplyuev, Ivan Nikolaevich
06/03/1790-07.02.1797 - Foreman Bour, Karl Fedorovich ,
? -16.11.1797 - Colonel Frieze, Karl Fedorovich
11.16.1797-29.11.1797 - Colonel Grushetsky, Vasily Vasilyevich
03.31.1798-05.10.1798 - Colonel Zaplatin, Semyon Grigorievich
01.25.1799-04.06.1799 - Colonel Gelfreich, Karl Borisovich
12/04/1799-15.10.1800 - Colonel Portnyagin, Semyon Andreevich
11.23.1800-16.05.1803 - Colonel Dekhterev, Vladimir Semenovich
07/10/1803-12.01.1804 - Lieutenant Colonel Yuzefovich, Dmitry Mikhailovich
12.01.1804-25.05.1806 - Colonel Minitsky, Dmitry Andreevich
06.23.1806-11.08.1810 - lieutenant colonel (colonel from 12.12.1807) Yuzefovich, Dmitry Mikhailovich
? - 08/26/1812 - Colonel Osten-Saken, Peter Erofeevich ^[5]
12/07/1815-24.03.1816 - Lt. Col. Semyako, Ivan Pavlovich
02.10.1816-19.03.1820 - Colonel de Junker, Karl Filippovich
03/28/1820-24.11.1823 - Colonel Snarsky, Konstantin Stanislavovich
12.12.1823-06.01.1826 - Colonel Kanchiyalov, Georgy Alexandrovich
03.19.1826-22.08.1826 - Colonel Gelman, Karl Evstafievich
09.16.1826-15.03.1831 - Colonel Count Anrep-Elmpt, Joseph Romanovich
05.19.1832-23.01.1840 - Colonel Beklemishev, Dmitry Nikolaevich
02.09.1840-08.02.1842 - Colonel Vitovsky, Osip Petrovich
03/08/1842-23.03.1847 - Colonel von Cronen, Fedor Adamovich
03.23.1847-12.11.1854 - Colonel Zementsky, Vladislav Kasperovich
12.11.1854-01.09.1860 - Colonel Stankevich, Platon Mikhailovich
09/01/1860-22.06.1861 - Colonel Gudima, Alexei Stepanovich
06/22/1861-05.05.1866 - Colonel Baumgarten, Ferdinand Ermolaevich
05/05/1866-27.09.1866 - Colonel Pritvice
09/27/1866-07.01.1870 - Colonel Chernov, Nikolai Pakhomovich
01.28.1870-27.06.1875 - Colonel Count Nirod, Nikolai Evstafievich
06/27/1875 - 06/13/18881 - Colonel Ertel, Viktor Ivanovich
06.13.1891-02.08.1891 - Colonel Palitsin, Vladimir Alekseevich
08.08.1891-02.07.1896 - Colonel Weimarn, Ivan Ivanovich
07.29.1896-16.08.1900 - Colonel Oboleshev, Alexander Dmitrievich
10.24.1900-10.03.1902 - Colonel von Kruzenshtern, Nikolai Fedorovich
04.16.1902-03.11.1904 - Colonel Lyubomirov, Pavel Petrovich
01 ^/ 29 ^/ 1905-06.12.1907 ^[6] - Colonel Krasovsky, Bronislav Ivanovich
12/04/1907-17.09.1912 - Colonel von Krug, Victor Platonovich
09/30/1912 - 08/03/1917 - Colonel Nikolaev, Stepan Leonidovich
03/08/1917-? - Colonel Valitsky, Vladimir Vyacheslavovich

Battle Differences

St. George's standard for the difference in the battle of Katzbach , in 1813;
St George pipes for the war with Turkey 1877–78;
Signs on the caps for the war with Persia, 1826–27 , and with Turkey, 1828–29.

Notes

↑ Since the formation of the regiment of settled Cossacks
↑ The highest orders on military ranks from January 1 to August 20, 1820 .. - St. Petersburg, 1821. - S. 263.
↑ Garsky B. Paupert, Ivan Mikhailovich // Russian Biographical Dictionary : in 25 volumes. - SPb. - M. , 1896-1918.
↑ Fig. 625. Headquarters Officer and Cadet of the Kharkov Hussar Regiment, from 1776 to 1783 // Historical description of clothing and weapons of the Russian troops, with drawings, compiled according to the highest command : in 30 volumes, in 60 books. / Ed. A.V. Viskovatova . - T. 5.
↑ He died in the battle of Borodino .
↑ Colonel of the Life Guards of His Majesty the Ulan Regiment von Krug was appointed commander of the 11th Dragoon Kharkov Regiment (from 6.12.1907 renamed the 4th Ulan Kharkov) of the VP of 04.12.1907, while Krasovsky was promoted to major general with the appointment of the commander of the 1st Brigade of the 4th Cavalry Division only two days later, the VP of 6.12.1907, and in this order was still listed as the commander of the regiment; the reasons for this inconsistency are unclear (The highest orders in the military department to No. 894 of the "Scout" for 1907. - SPb., 1907. - S. 531, 535.

Literature

Albovsky E. A. History of the Kharkov suburban Cossack regiment. - Kharkov, 1895 ;
Albovsky E. A. History of the Kharkov regiment. Minsk, 1897. 454 p. ;
Albovsky E. A. History of the Kharkov suburban Cossack regiment. The first half of the XVIII century. T. 1. 2nd ed. Pg., 1915. Vol. 1 Part 2 1915, XVI, 152 c. 2 l ill., cards.

[1] Since the formation of the regiment of settled Cossacks

[2] The highest orders on military ranks from January 1 to August 20, 1820 .. - St. Petersburg, 1821. - S. 263.

[Викитека_РБС_ПИМ-3] Garsky B. Paupert, Ivan Mikhailovich // Russian Biographical Dictionary : in 25 volumes. - SPb. - M. , 1896-1918.

[4] Fig. 625. Headquarters Officer and Cadet of the Kharkov Hussar Regiment, from 1776 to 1783 // Historical description of clothing and weapons of the Russian troops, with drawings, compiled according to the highest command : in 30 volumes, in 60 books. / Ed. A.V. Viskovatova . - T. 5.

[5] He died in the battle of Borodino .

[6] Colonel of the Life Guards of His Majesty the Ulan Regiment von Krug was appointed commander of the 11th Dragoon Kharkov Regiment (from 6.12.1907 renamed the 4th Ulan Kharkov) of the VP of 04.12.1907, while Krasovsky was promoted to major general with the appointment of the commander of the 1st Brigade of the 4th Cavalry Division only two days later, the VP of 6.12.1907, and in this order was still listed as the commander of the regiment; the reasons for this inconsistency are unclear (The highest orders in the military department to No. 894 of the "Scout" for 1907. - SPb., 1907. - S. 531, 535.