Inasevo

The village of Inyasevo is located in the Romanovsky district , 22 km from the district center of Romanovka and 270 km from the city ​​of Saratov on the banks of Khopra , a tributary of the Don River .

Based on the census data, in 2010 there were 337 people living in the village, including 190 women and 147 men.

It is difficult to answer the question when this village appeared.

According to archaeological excavations, ancient Slavic settlements of the 2nd-3rd centuries of the new era are found here, and the so-called “Inasevskaya” Slavic culture is identified. Periodically, these places were inhabited by different nomadic tribes ^[2] .

There are encyclopedic data that Inyasevo was formed at the end of the XVII century. The territory was mastered and settled by immigrants from Lipetsk, Tambov region. According to another version, these are immigrants to settlements from the village of Big Karay.

The legend says that the Cossack Inyai took a fancy to the area and brought his family to live here. The initial clearing turned out to be inconvenient, and they had to move the house closer to Olkhovka, and so they went to name the village by the name of the first settler ^[3] .

There is another assumption that the name occurred when two Turkic words were combined: “in” - a den, and “Asi” - a rebel. That is, a shelter for rebels, rebels.

The second name "Nikolskoye" comes from the name of the church "Nikolskaya".

On the territory of the village there is a secondary school ^[4] , a rural house of culture, a rural library, a feldsher-midwife station, a post office, and a store.

In the village, a bust was installed “To the fighter of the revolution, M. Stoyakin, who died at the hands of the fists.