Belousovschina

Belousovschina is located 5 km northeast of Pruzhany . To the east of the village is the R-85 highway (Pruzhany - Ruzhany ), also Belousovschina is connected with the Pruzhany local road. The settlement stands on the watershed of the Vistula and Dnieper basins, to the south and south-west there is a network of drainage channels with a drain to the Mukhavets river, and to the east there are drainage channels with a drain to the Vinets channel, and from it to Yaselda ^[2] .

In 1563, Belousovschina was part of the Kobrin economy . In 1631, the estate was owned by Jan Korenevsky ^[3] .

After the third division of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in 1795, the settlement passed to the Russian Empire and entered the Pruzhany district of Slonim , then Lithuania and even later Grodno province ^[4] . Since 1794, together with the Pruzhany, the estate belonged to Field Marshal P. A. Rumyantsev-Zadunaisky , at the beginning of the XIX century it was transferred to P. Yagmin ^[3] .

Subsequently, the estate was bought from the Yagmins by Pyotr Shvykovsky, in 1847 he transferred Belousovshchina to his son Mikhail. In the second half of the XIX century, Mikhail Shvykovsky laid down a noble estate here with a wooden manor house, a park and outbuildings. After him, the estate belonged to his son Konstantin, and the last owners of the estate were the Charnetskys ^[3] .

According to the Riga Peace Treaty (1921), the village became part of interwar Poland . Since 1939, as part of the BSSR . The ruins of the wooden Shvykovsky manor house were demolished in 2011 ^[5]

• From the Shvykovsky estate of the second half of the 19th century, the cheese factory building, a barn and fragments of the park have been preserved.

• Belousovschina on the Globe of Belarus
• Belousovschina on the website radzima.org