Chernihiv province - the province of the Russian Empire , located on the left bank of the Dnieper. It was founded in 1802 as a result of the division of the Little Russian province into Chernihiv and Poltava . It was located between 50 ° 15 'and 53 ° 19' s. w. and 30 ° 24 'and 34 ° 26' in. d.
| Province of the Russian Empire | |||||
| Chernihiv province | |||||
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| A country |  Russian empire | ||||
| Adm. Centre | Chernihiv | ||||
| History and Geography | |||||
| Date of formation | 1802 | ||||
| Date of Abolition | |||||
| Square | 53 918.2 km² km² | ||||
| Population | |||||
| Population | 2 693.8 thousand people ( 1905 ) | ||||
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The area of Chernihiv province is 52,396 km², the population is 2,298,000 (according to the 1897 census).
In 1919, as a result of the Bolsheviks' westward movement, the four northern districts moved to the Gomel province of the RSFSR , and in 1926 they were transferred to the Bryansk province , now they are part of the Bryansk region of Russia .
In 1925, the Chernihiv province was liquidated, and its territory became part of the Glukhovsky , Konotop , Nezhinsky and Chernihiv districts of the Ukrainian SSR . In 1932, the Chernihiv region was formed on the main part of the territory of the former Chernihiv province; part of the districts have been part of the Sumy region since 1939 .
Administrative Division
Administrative division of the Chernihiv province
| No. | County | County town | Area, km² | Population (1897), thousand people |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | Borznyansky | Greyhound | 2 732,1 | 146,777 |
| 2 | Glukhovsky | Glukhov | 3,090.8 | 142,366 |
| 3 | Gorodnyansky | Gorodnya | 4,061.9 | 154,819 |
| four | Kozeletsky | Kozelets | 4,952.8 | 137,334 |
| five | Konotop | Konotop | 2,593.8 | 157,259 |
| 6 | Krolevetsky | Krolevets | 2 702,9 | 132,172 |
| 7 | Mglinsky | Mglin | 3 694.4 | 140,820 |
| eight | Nezhinsky | Nizhyn | 2 891.8 | 168,984 |
| 9 | Novgorod-Seversky | Novgorod-Seversk | 3,790.5 | 151,180 |
| ten | Novozybkovsky | Novozybkov | 3 857.3 | 193,357 |
| eleven | Oster | Oster | 4 385.7 | 153,179 |
| 12 | Sosnitsky | Sosnitsa | 4,079.7 | 171.106 |
| 13 | Starodubsky | Starodub | 3,420.8 | 147,668 |
| 14 | Surazhsky | Surazh | 4,050.5 | 188,596 |
| 15 | Chernihiv | Chernihiv | 3 667.2 | 161,695 |
Volosts of the Chernihiv province
Population
National composition in 1897 [1] :
The population of counties of the Chernihiv province according to the census of 1897
| County | malorosy | great rodents | Belarusians | the Jews | Germans |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Province in general | 66.4% | 21.6% | 6.6% | 5.0% | ... |
| Borznyansky | 93.8% | ... | ... | 2.5% | 3.0% |
| Glukhovsky | 91.6% | 4.2% | ... | 3.9% | ... |
| Gorodnyansky | 86.8% | 7.8% | ... | 4.6% | ... |
| Kozeletsky | 95.2% | ... | ... | 3.5% | ... |
| Konotop | 90.9% | 3.4% | ... | 4.9% | ... |
| Krolevetsky | 96.3% | ... | ... | 3.0% | ... |
| Mglinsky | ... | 78.2% | 14.2% | 7.3% | ... |
| Nezhinsky | 91.8% | 1.9% | ... | 5.9% | ... |
| Novgorod-Seversky | 91.1% | 4.3% | ... | 4.4% | ... |
| Novozybkovsky | ... | 94.2% | ... | 5.4% | ... |
| Oster | 92.5% | 2.8% | ... | 4.2% | ... |
| Sosnitsky | 94.2% | 1,0% | ... | 4,5% | ... |
| Starodubsky | ... | 92.9% | ... | 6.8% | ... |
| Surazhsky | ... | 24.9% | 69.4% | 5.3% | ... |
| Chernihiv | 86.1% | 5.6% | ... | 7.6% | ... |
Noble birth
Ivanenki , Karabchevsky , Kandyba , Kern , Kozakevichi , Vishnevsky , Rashevsky , Travina , Yazhborovsky-Yuryev , Yanzhuly , Yankovsky , Lagody , Khomenko , Nemirovich-Danchenko
Governorate
Governors
| FULL NAME. | Title, rank, rank | Post time |
|---|---|---|
| Frensdorf Ivan Vasilievich | Baron, Actual State Councilor | |
| Butovich Aleksey Petrovich | state adviser (valid state advisor) | |
| Frolov-Bagreev Alexander Alekseevich | Valid State Counselor | |
| Mogilevsky Pavel Ivanovich | Valid State Counselor | |
| Zhukov Nikolay Ivanovich | Valid State Counselor | |
| Sheremetev Vasily Alexandrovich | chamberlain, state adviser, and. d. (approved in position 12/05/1839 with the product of a valid state councilors) | |
| Hesse Pavel Ivanovich | State Counselor (Major General) | |
| Annensky Fedor Nikolaevich | Valid State Counselor, and. d. | |
| Shabelsky Katon Pavlovich | in the rank of chamberlain, real state adviser | |
| Golitsyn Sergey Pavlovich | prince, with the rank of chamber junker, state adviser, and. d. (approved with the work to valid state advisers on 04/17/1863. Renamed His Majesty's Suites Major General 08/30/1868) | |
| Panchulidzev Alexey Alexandrovich | Valid State Counselor | |
| Daragan Mikhail Petrovich | Valid State Counselor | |
| Shostak Anatoly Lvovich | chamberlain, state adviser, and. d. (approved with valid state advisers 04/01/1879) | |
| Shakhovskoy Sergey Vladimirovich | Prince, State Counselor, and. d. (approved May 15, 1883) | |
| Anastasiev Alexander Konstantinovich | Valid State Councilor (Privy Councilor) | |
| Veselkin Mikhail Mikhailovich | Valid State Counselor | |
| Andreevsky Evgeny Konstantinovich | Valid State Councilor (Privy Councilor) | |
| Khvostov Alexey Alekseevich | State Councillor | |
| Rodionov Nikolay Matveyevich | Valid State Counselor | |
| Maklakov Nikolay Alekseevich | State Councillor | |
| Sterligov Ilya Ivanovich | college counselor | |
| Lavrinovsky Nikolay Nikolaevich | State Councillor | |
| Grevenits Nikolay Alexandrovich | Baron, Actual State Councilor |
Provincial leaders of the nobility
| FULL NAME. | Title, rank, rank | Post time |
|---|---|---|
| Storozhenko Nikolay Mikhailovich | Valid State Counselor | |
| Lizogub Ivan Yakovlevich | college assessor | |
| Shirai Stepan Mikhailovich | major general | |
| Posudovsky Ivan Ivanovich | Colonel | |
| Lunin-Barkovsky Yakov Ivanovich | captain | |
| Morkovich Alexander Mikhailovich | college assessor | |
| Ladomirsky Vasily Nikolaevich | Colonel | |
| Borozdna Nikolay Petrovich | Valid State Counselor | |
| Durnovo Ivan Nikolaevich | in the rank of chamber junker, state adviser (actual state adviser) | |
| Neplyuev Nikolay Ivanovich | retired guard captain, and. d. (approved 12.06.1881), (Privy Councilor) | |
| Miloradovich Grigory Alexandrovich | count, lieutenant general | |
| Dolgorukov Nikolay Dmitrievich | Prince, State Counselor | |
| Mukhanov Alexey Alekseevich | in the rank of chamber junker, court adviser | |
| Golitsyn Vasily Dmitrievich | lieutenant colonel | |
| Komarovsky Khrisanfiy Nikolaevich | Valid State Counselor | |
| Rachinsky Alexander Konstantinovich | college counselor | |
| Musin-Pushkin Vladimir Alekseevich | Count, current state adviser |
Vice Governors
| FULL NAME. | Title, rank, rank | Post time |
|---|---|---|
| Runovsky Andrey Maksimovich | State Councillor | |
| Sakhnovsky Mikhail Akimovich | State Councillor | |
| Butovich Aleksey Petrovich | college counselor | |
| Umantsov Andrei Petrovich | Baron, College Counselor (State Counselor) | |
| Politkovsky Nikolai Romanovich | state adviser (valid state advisor) | |
| Volkhovsky Stepan Grigorievich | state adviser (valid state advisor) | |
| Shchastny Nikolai Lukyanovich | state adviser (valid state advisor) | |
| Pashkovsky Evgeny Alexandrovich | college counselor | |
| Skalon Nikolay Alexandrovich | college counselor | |
| Kompaneyshchikov Nikolay Vasilievich | State Councillor | |
| Zhemchuzhnikov Fedor Apollonovich | state adviser (valid state advisor) | |
| Shatohin Platon Aleksandrovich | college adviser (current state adviser) | |
| Zolotnitsky Dmitry Antonovich | college counselor | |
| Butkov Konstantin Petrovich | Valid State Counselor | |
| Gracinsky Nikolay Ivanovich | court adviser | |
| Liven Andrey Alexandrovich | Prince, in the rank of chamber junker, college adviser (state adviser) | |
| Sudienko Joseph Mikhailovich | in the rank of chamber junker, court adviser (state adviser) | |
| Bachmanov Valery Pavlovich | in the rank of chamber junker, court counselor (college counselor) | |
| Vasilevsky Alexey Petrovich | in the rank of chamber junker, state adviser (actual state adviser) | |
| Beketov Peter Dmitrievich | as Master of Ceremonies, Court Counselor | |
| Levashov Vladimir Alexandrovich | college counselor | |
| Carrier Sergey Arkadevich | college counselor | |
| Dolgovo-Saburov Alexander Sergeevich | state adviser (valid state advisor) | |
| Medem Nikolai Nikolaevich | Baron, in the rank of chamber junker, court adviser | |
| Rodionov Nikolay Matveyevich | State Councillor | |
| Rafal Trifiliy Lukich | State Councillor | |
| Matveev Dmitry Nikolaevich | college assessor (court adviser) |
Symbols
Coat of arms of the province: in a silver field there is a crowned eagle (black, therefore, the coat of arms is an indirect vowel ), holding, in the claws of the left leg, a long golden cross, inclined to the right corner of the shield; eagle's claws are golden, tongue is scarlet. The shield is crowned by the imperial crown and is surrounded by golden oak leaves connected by the Andreev ribbon.
Semi- vocal coat of arms of the province with official description, approved by Alexander II ( 1856 )
The official coat of arms of the province (ed. Ministry of Internal Affairs , 1880 )
Unofficial coat of arms of the province (ed. Sukachova, 1878 )
The modern coat of arms of the province
Coat of arms of the modern Chernihiv region
Notes
Literature
Links
- Chernihiv province // Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907. Article by Reutlinger N.A.
- ESBE: Chernihiv province
- Library Tsarskoye Selo, books on the history of the Chernihiv province (Commemorative books), PDF
- Map of the Chernihiv province from the Atlas of A. A. Ilyin in 1876 (viewed on the Google engine on the Runiverse website)
- Khizhnyakov V. M. Memoirs of a zemstvo leader / Foreword. V. Ya. Bogucharsky . - PG., 1916. - 251 p. - (The library of memoirs of the publishing house "Lights")