Belevsky 71st Infantry Regiment

71st Infantry Belevsky Regiment
71st Infantry Belevsky Regiment
Years of existence	December 15, 1763 - 1918
A country	Russia
Included in	18th infantry. div ; (14th AK, Warsaw Military District)
Type of	infantry
Dislocation	Zaraysk of the Ryazan province, Novo-Alexandria of the Lublin province
Participation in	The Caucasian War of 1817-1864 , the Crimean War , the Russian-Turkish War of 1877-1878
Marks of Excellence	see text
Commanders
Famous commanders	A.P. Zalivkin , M.S. Galkin

The 71st Infantry Belevsky Regiment is the military unit of the Russian Imperial Army.

Regimental holiday - the day of the Holy Trinity .

Content

1 locations
2 Regiment formation and campaigns
3 Insignia
4 Chefs regiment
5 Regiment commanders
6 Famous people who served in the regiment
7 notes
8 Literature
9 References

Locations

in 1820 - Zaraysk of the Ryazan province ^[1] . The regiment was part of the 15th Infantry Division. The second battalion of the regiment in the Sloboda-Ukrainian province attached to the 2nd Ulan Division

Regiment Formation and Campaigns

The regiment was formed on December 15, 1763 as part of 2 battalions - each of 1 grenadier and 5 musketeer companies and is included in the number of foot regiments of the Ukrainian Corps .

January 16, 1769 was named Belevsky Infantry; in 1796 it was renamed from infantry to musketeering and on October 31, 1798 named after its chief musketeer Major General Mansurov 1st ; March 29, 1801 was still called Belevsky musketeers.

The Musketeer Drummer of the Belevsky Muskoter Regiment (1802-1803)

Since 1802, it has been assigned to 3 battalions: the Grenadier and 2 Musketeers, each of 4 companies. On May 16, 1803, one company was expelled to form the Vologda Musketeer Regiment , and a new one was formed in its place. From 1804 to 1819, the Belevsky regiment served in the Caucasus .

In 1815, he became part of a separate Georgian corps and was part of the 19th Infantry Division . In 1819, Emperor Alexander I , in a decree given to General Yermolov , not finding it possible to increase the composition of the corps with new regiments, ordered 10 regiments to be sent for a one-time staffing of the Georgian corps. As the regiments remaining in Georgia and on the line were staffed, General Yermolov was ordered to send personnel of 11 regiments, including the Belevsky Regiment, back. On November 4, by order of General Ermolov, the Belevsky regiment was merged with Mingrelsky, while the main shot of the regiment under the name of the Belevsky regiment was returned to European Russia.

On May 11, 1825, the emperor ordered the renaming to be considered invalid, the Belevsky regiment to consider his seniority from 1763, and the Mingrelsky regiment from 1806.

In 1830, the 1st and 2nd battalions of the Belevsky regiment were named active, and the 3rd - reserve. On February 16, 1831, the latter was expelled to form the Lublin Infantry Regiment , and a new one was formed in its place.

On January 28, 1833, the regiment was renamed Jaeger and, with the addition of the 31st Jaeger regiment, it was made up of 4 actual and 2 reserve battalions.

In 1834, the 6th reserve battalion was abolished, and in 1842 the 5th, and all battalions were aligned. On February 23, 1845, the 3rd battalion entered the staffing of the Lublin Jaeger Regiment, and a new one was formed in its place.

In 1854, during the Eastern War , the Belevsky regiment as part of the 18th division took part in hostilities at the Caucasian theater of war, was in the battle of Kuryuk-Dara and the assault on Kars . The regiment’s military service was marked by the award of badges for the distinction in 1854.

In 1856, the regiment was named Belevsky Infantry, and in 1864 it was named the 71st Infantry Belevsky Regiment. During the Russian-Turkish war of 1877-1878. the regiment was part of the 14th army corps and was in the Lower Danube detachment of General Zimmerman in the battles at the Budzhak heights and during the capture of the city of Medzhidiya .

In 1879, the 4th battalion was formed.

Insignia

the regimental banner is simple, with the inscription: "1763-1863", with the Alexander anniversary ribbon ;
breastplates for officers and hats for lower ranks, with the inscription: "For the difference in 1854", granted the regiment on August 30, 1856

Chefs of the regiment

Grenadier Non-commissioned officer of the Belevsky Musketeer Regiment. 1797-1801 ^[2]

12.03.1796 - 09.10.1797 - Major General Tekutiev, Nikolai Grigoryevich
10/09/797 - 08/30/18804 - major general (from 24 September 1799 lieutenant general) Mansurov, Peter I. 1st
08.30.1804 - 01.14.1809 - Major General Rykhof, Ion Ionovich
01/14/809 - 01/01/18810 - Colonel Bibikov
01/01/1810 - 06/22/18815 - Colonel Merlini, Stanislav Demyanovich

Regiment Commanders

1/15/1731—? - Colonel Colitin, Yeremey
1765 - Colonel Glebov, Nikolai
1776 - Colonel Lieven, Ivan Romanovich
09/22/1779-1786 - Colonel Neklyudov, Sergey Vasilievich
1786–08.09.1789 - Colonel Tekutiev , Nikolay Grigoryevich
01.01.1793 - 09.14.1797 - Colonel Perkhurov, Pyotr Ilyich
09/10/798 - 05/05/1799 - lieutenant colonel (colonel from September 22, 1979 ) Velembakhov, Fedor Nikitich
10.10.1800-10.01.1802 - Colonel Muratov, Vasily Andreevich
07.28.1802 - 12.23.1804 - Colonel Mamatkazin, Grigory Varlamovich
06/15/1805 - 08/15/18808 - lieutenant colonel (colonel from 04.23.1806) Tarasov, Nikita Maksimovich
09.24.1811 - 08.10.1814 - Major Pash, Ivan Ulyanovich
06/22/1815 - 01/23/18816 - Colonel Merlini, Stanislav Demyanovich
01/23/1816-1816 - Major Gedrimovich, Ignatius Antonovich
1816-30.08.1816 - Colonel Merlini, Stanislav Demyanovich
12/28/1816 - 04/04/18819 - Lieutenant Colonel Zgorelsky, Vasily Gavrilovich
11/04/1819 - 10/02/18827 - Colonel Safyanov (Safianov)
10/19/1827 - 12/27/18829 - Lt. Col. Lukyanov 2nd
03/01/1833 - 04/21/1883 - Colonel Darovsky
04/21/1833—? - Colonel Karanika, Spiridon Varfolomeevich
? —1851 - Colonel Zalivkin, Alexander Petrovich
1851-1853 - Neelov, Pavel Evgenievich
1853-1856 - Olshevsky, Melenty Yakovlevich
1876-1878 - Colonel Borgstrem, Alexander Pavlovich
05/04/1879-1886 - Colonel Mazhny, Dmitry Vasilievich
04/01/1886 - 01/04/1889 - Colonel Nikolaev, Joseph Ivanovich ^[3]
01.21.1891-19.01.1897 — Colonel Nosarzhevsky, Kazimir Domenikovich
02/05/1897 - 04/20/1903 - Colonel Martson, Leonty Vladimirovich
05/09/1903 - 12/12/1907 - Colonel Romashov, Andrei Vasilyevich
12/05/1907 - 11/18/1914 - Colonel Belyaev, Sergey Vasilievich
12/23/1914 ^[4] - 02.16.1916 - Colonel Galkin, Mikhail Sergeevich
02/29/1916 - 04/27/1917 - Colonel Martynov, Evgeny Nikolaevich
04/27/1917 - after 10/31/1917 - Lt. Col. Makhaev, Pyotr Pavlovich
12/01/1917 - after 12/31/1917 - captain Karpinsky, Dmitry Alexandrovich (elected)

Famous people who served in the regiment

Egorov, Sergey Vasilievich - St. George Knight.
Lebedev, Sergey Vasilievich - scientist-chemist, creator of synthetic rubber .
Lodygin, Alexander Nikolaevich - electrical engineer.
Koritsky, Nikolai Ivanovich - major general. Companion M.N. Tukhachevsky . One of the organizers of the Siberian military school.
Khryapenkov, Mikhail Eliseevich - security officer, head of the GUPO NKVD of the USSR .

Notes

↑ The highest orders on the ranks of the military from January 1 to August 20, 1820. - St. Petersburg, 1821. - S. 257.
↑ Fig. 948. Grenadier Non-commissioned officer of the Belevsky Musketeer Regiment. 1797-1801. // Historical description of clothing and weapons of the Russian troops, with drawings, compiled according to the highest command : in 30 tons, in 60 books. / Ed. A.V. Viskovatova . - T. 7. - Winkusen Collection
↑ List of Colonels by seniority of 1889. Done on May 1, 1889. - SPb. Military Printing House (In the building of the General Staff Building), 1889. - p. 69.
↑ According to other sources, since August 1915

Literature

Belevsky, 71st Infantry Regiment // Military Encyclopedia : [in 18 vol.] / Ed. V.F. Novitsky [et al.]. - SPb. ; [ M. ]: Type. t-va I. D. Sytin , 1911-1915.
Memoirs of an officer of the Transcaucasian Army. Op. I.O. - SPb., Type. Headquarters Sep. enclosures Guardians, 1857. - 164 p.

Links

Podmazo A. A. Chefs and commanders of regular regiments of the Russian army
LIST of chiefs, regimental commanders, headquarters and chief officers, military officials and priests, as well as some lower ranks of the 71st infantry regiment of Belevsky. Compiled by A. A. Vershinin
A.A. Vershinin. 71st Infantry Belevsky Regiment (1763-1918) (inaccessible link) From materials of the 1st Belevsky Readings, 2000
D. G. Karpinsky. Dmitry Alexandrovich Karpinsky - the last commander of the 71st Infantry Belevsky Regiment (inaccessible link)
Regimental Badge (inaccessible link)

[1] The highest orders on the ranks of the military from January 1 to August 20, 1820. - St. Petersburg, 1821. - S. 257.

[2] Fig. 948. Grenadier Non-commissioned officer of the Belevsky Musketeer Regiment. 1797-1801. // Historical description of clothing and weapons of the Russian troops, with drawings, compiled according to the highest command : in 30 tons, in 60 books. / Ed. A.V. Viskovatova . - T. 7. - Winkusen Collection

[3] List of Colonels by seniority of 1889. Done on May 1, 1889. - SPb. Military Printing House (In the building of the General Staff Building), 1889. - p. 69.

[4] According to other sources, since August 1915