Life Guards St. Petersburg King Frederick William III Regiment ,
from 07.26.1914 - Life Guards St. Petersburg Regiment ,
from 08.24.1914 - Life Guards Petrograd Regiment - Regiment of the Russian Imperial Guard .
| Life Guards St. Petersburg King Frederick William III Regiment | |
|---|---|
 Sign | |
| Years of existence | 1726-1918 |
| A country |  Russian empire |
| Included in | 3rd Guards Infantry Division |
| Dislocation | Warsaw |
| Marks of Excellence | see text |
Fuselier of the St. Petersburg Grenadier Regiment. 1797-1801 [one]
Non-commissioned officer of the Kexholm Grenadier Emperor of Austria and musician of the St. Petersburg Grenadier King Friedrich Wilhelm III regiments. 1862 [2]
Seniority - August 6, 1726.
Regimental holiday - August 6th.
Location - Warsaw.
Content
- 1 History
- 2 Regiment Commanders
- 3 Chefs regiment
- 4 Insignia
- 5 Famous people who served in the regiment
- 6 notes
- 7 References
History
- August 6, 1726 - a von Lukiev regiment was formed in the Lower Corps , consisting of 1 grenadier regiment (received from the Zykov infantry regiment) and 7 fuselier companies.
- From August 15, 1731 - Adzherutsky Infantry Regiment .
- From November 30, 1732 - Navaginsky Infantry Regiment .
- January 27, 1747 - the 3rd battalion was formed.
- March 13, 1762 - reorganized into 2 battalions of 1 grenadier and 5 musketeer companies in each.
- November 13, 1769 - a jaeger team was formed.
- May 26, 1777 - the jaeger team was expelled to form jaeger battalions.
- August 29, 1790 - a battalion of the Tenginsky infantry regiment was attached to the Navaginsky infantry regiment, a new St. Petersburg grenadier regiment of 4 battalions of 4 company composition was formed.
- November 29, 1796 - reorganized into two five-armed battalions and two outbuildings.
- From October 31, 1798 - Musketeer Major General Golitsyn Regiment .
- From March 24, 1800 - Grenadier Major General of Prince Volkonsky Regiment .
- Since May 3, 1800 - Grenadier Major General Safonov regiment .
- From January 2, 1801 - Grenadier Lieutenant General Saken Regiment .
- From May 29, 1801 - the St. Petersburg Grenadier Regiment .
- April 30, 1802 - the regiment was reorganized into 3 battalions.
- May 16, 1803 - one company was expelled to form the Koporsky musketeer regiment, a new one was formed in its place.
- Since October 7, 1814 - Grenadier of His Majesty the King of Prussia Regiment .
- August 12, 1817 - the 2nd battalion of the regiment was assigned to Novgorod in the district of military settlements, and the 1st and 3rd battalions were called active.
- January 1821 - the 1st battalion in full force (13 officers, 636 lower ranks) was transferred to the Life Guards Semyonovsky Regiment. Instead, a new battalion was formed.
- February 27, 1824 - the 2nd settled battalion was named the 3rd battalion, and the 3rd active battalion - the 2nd active.
- October 22, 1831 - the regiment was ordered to be a part of the Separate Guards Corps as part of the 6th Brigade.
- November 8, 1831 - The district of military settlements is separated from the regiment.
- From May 26, 1840 - the Grenadier of King Friedrich-William III Regiment .
- January 25, 1842 - the 4th battalion was formed from the unlimited leave lower ranks for the compilation of reserve troops.
- August 26, 1856 - reorganized into 3 battalions of 3 rifle companies in each.
- Since March 19, 1857 - St. Petersburg Grenadier King Frederick William III Regiment .
- Since December 6, 1894 - the Life Guards St. Petersburg King Friedrich-William III Regiment . Rights granted to the Old Guard.
- July 18, 1914 - a reserve battalion was formed in connection with the mobilization of the regiment.
- Since July 26, 1914 - the Life Guards St. Petersburg Regiment .
- Since August 24, 1914 - the Life Guards Petrograd Regiment .
- In 1917, the Petrograd Regiment was renamed the Guard .
- May 9, 1917 - a reserve battalion deployed in the Guard Petrograd Reserve Regiment.
- February 28, 1918 - the current regiment was disbanded.
- April 29, 1918 - the reserve regiment was disbanded.
In the summer of 1919 he had 2 companies in the 2nd battalion of the 2nd Consolidated Guards Regiment, on September 16, 1919 a battalion was formed in the Consolidated Regiment of the 3rd Guards Infantry Division (the two companies operated separately). In the Russian army since August 1920 he was a company in the 3rd battalion of the Consolidated Guards Infantry Regiment. Regimental association in exile - "The main association of the L.-G. Petrograd Regiment β(Belgrade, then Paris), which in 1951 totaled 19 people.
Regiment Commanders
Monument in Petrich
- Colonel von Lunev
- Colonel De Boisgobay, Leopold Isaakovich
- Colonel Sukhotin, Jacob
- Colonel Ilyin, Andrey
- Colonel Prince Meshchersky, Semyon
- Colonel Dmitriev, Ivan
- Colonel Prince Meshchersky, Sergey
- Colonel Kutuzov, Peter
- Colonel Rtishchev, Nikolai
- Team Leader Ermolov, Nikolai
- 02/05/1790 - 02.09.1793 - Colonel (then Major General) Prince Tsitsianov, Pavel Dmitrievich
- 09/02/1793 - 07/27/1794 - Colonel Kuzmin-Karavaev, Dmitry Petrovich
- 09/13/1794 - 10/01/1797 - Colonel Essen, Ivan Nikolaevich
- 10/01/1797 - 05/25/1798 - Colonel Count Von Elmpt, Evgeny Ivanovich
- 07/04/798 - 04/30/1799 - Colonel Kulnev, Ivan Petrovich
- 05/30/1799 - 09/14/1800 - Colonel Danzas, Karl Ivanovich
- 10/02/1800 - 06/04/1801 - Colonel Gnaade, Karl Yuryevich
- 06/04/1801 - 12/19/18802 - Major General Kulnev, Ivan Petrovich
- 01.24.1803 - 09.02.1805 - Colonel Lindfors, Fedor Andreevich
- 03/20/805 - 01/17/18811 - lieutenant colonel (colonel from 12/12/807) Baron Rosen, Fedor Fedorovich
- 10.29.1811β10.11.1811 - Colonel Hubert, Alexander Yakovlevich
- 11/10/1811 - 05/05/18812 - Colonel Bykov, Alexander Nikolaevich
- 08/28/1812 - 01/28/18813 - lieutenant colonel (Colonel from 11/21/1812) Akhte, Egor Andreevich
- 06/02/1813 β xx.xx.1815 - Major Paykul, Anton Fedorovich
- 01/01/1816β30.08.1823 - Colonel Berhman, Alexander Petrovich
- 01/23/1824 β xx.xx.1831 - Colonel Chevakinsky, Mikhail Ivanovich
- 10/06/1831 β xx.xx.1832 - Major General Rebinder, Alexander Maksimovich
- 03/10/1832 β xx.xx.1833 - Major General Nikolaev, Nikita Ivanovich
- 05/04/1833 β xx.xx.1839 - Colonel (then Major General) Obradovich, Efim Nikolaevich
- 04.24.1839 β xx.xx.1842 - Major General Liprandi, Pavel Petrovich
- 10.28.1842 β xx.xx.1852 - Major General Glukhov, Khrisanf Vasilievich
- 11.26.1852 β xx.xx.1854 - Major General Musin-Pushkin, Alexei Petrovich
- 08.30.1854 - 02.10.1861 - Major General Yakovlev, Pavel Andreevich
- 02/10/1861 β xx.xx.1865 - Colonel (then Major General) Kartsev, Pavel Petrovich
- 11/23/1865 - 06/09/18873 - Colonel (from 30/30/1866 Major General) Aller, Alexander Samoilovich
- 06/09/1873 β xx.xx.1877 - Colonel (from 17/04/1877 Major General) Count Komarovsky, Vladimir Egorovich
- 09/14/1877 β xx.xx.1880 - Major General Kurlov, Arkady Nikanorovich
- 11/22/1880 - 04/19/18887 - Major General Konarzhevsky, Daniil Albertovich
- 04/19/1887 - 05/05/1890 - Major General Leonid Matveevich Dembovsky
- 05/05/1890 - 06/08/18899 - the adjutant outhouse colonel (from 30/30/1890 major general) Fullon, Ivan Alexandrovich
- 08/18/1899 - 02/02/1901 - Major General Butakov, Alexander Mikhailovich
- 09/20/1901β27.02.1907 - Major General von Becker, Alfred-Stanislav Vasilievich
- 03/29/1907 - 05/30/1912 - Major General Baron von der Brinken, Leopold Friedrichovich
- 05/30/1912 - 10/07/1914 - Major General Baron Bode, Nikolai Andreevich
- 10/08/1914 - 06/23/1917 - Major General Belyakov, Alexander Vasilievich
- 06/23/1917 - 09/22/1917 - Colonel Velikopolsky, Nikolai Nikolaevich (commander)
- 09/23/1917 - 12/31/1917 - Colonel Fedotov, Alexander Ivanovich (commander)
Chefs of the regiment
- xx.xx.1793 β xx.xx.xxxx - general-general Chef Count Saltykov, Ivan Petrovich
- 05.03.1795-17.11.1796 - Grand Duke Konstantin Pavlovich
- 12.03.1796 - 01.10.1798 - general from infantry (from April 5, 1797 Field Marshal) Count Elmpt, Ivan Karpovich
- 01.10.1798 - 24.03.1800 - Major General (from December 31, 1799 Lieutenant General) Prince Golitsyn, Boris Vladimirovich
- 03.24.1800β03.05.1800 - Major General Prince Volkonsky, Dmitry Mikhailovich
- 05.03.1800β02.01.1801 - Major General Safonov, Pavel Andreevich
- 01/02/1801β "09/02/1811" - Lieutenant General Baron von der Osten-Saken, Fabian Wilhelmovich
- 02/09/1811 - 02/27/18812 - Major General Mordvinov, Vladimir Mikhailovich
- 02/27/1812 - 12/29/18812 - Major General Fok, Boris Borisovich
- 01/28/1813β "01/01/1814" - Colonel (since July 20, 1814 Major General) Akhte, Egor Andreevich
- 10/07/1814 - 05/26/18840 - King of Prussia Frederick William III
- 03/05/1863 - 02/26/18888 - Emperor of Germany, King of Prussia William I
- 02/27/1888 - 06/05/1888 - Emperor of Germany, King of Prussia Frederick III (from 02/20/1871 - 2nd chief)
- 06/06/1888 - 08/01/1914 - Emperor of Germany, King of Prussia William II
Insignia
- Regimental St. George banners with Alexander jubilee ribbons and the inscription: "For the difference in the Turkish War of 1877 and 1878." Complained by the Highest Order on April 17, 1878.
- Patronage ribbons for banners granted by: Emperor Wilhelm I - June 2, 1874 and August 6, 1878; Emperor Wilhelm II - April 21, 1897 in memory of the 25th anniversary of his inclusion in the regiment.
- Signs on hats with the inscription: "For distinction." Awarded on August 19, 1815 for feats in the campaigns of 1812-1814.
- The march, composed by the chief of the regiment, King Frederick William III. Awarded in March 1835. It was performed at the meeting of banners and superiors as a βregimental honorβ.
Famous People Who Served in a Regiment
- Barclay de Tolly, Mikhail Bogdanovich - Field Marshal.
- Dyugamel, Osip Osipovich (1758-1840) - Governor of Livonia.
- Iolshin, Mikhail Alexandrovich (1830-1883) - general, participant in the Caucasian campaigns and the Russian-Turkish war of 1877-1878.
- Kobylinsky, Evgeny Stepanovich - Colonel.
- Likhachev, Peter Gavrilovich (1758-1813) - general, participant in the Suvorov Caucasian campaigns and the Russian-Swedish war of 1788-1790, one of the heroes of the battle of Borodino (1812).
Notes
- β Fig. 913. Fuselier of the St. Petersburg Grenadier 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
- β Fig. 390. Non-commissioned officer of the Kexholm Grenadier Emperor of Austria and Musician of the St. Petersburg Grenadier King Friedrich Wilhelm III regiments. August 22, 1862. (in Sunday uniform). // Changes in the uniform and armament of the troops of the Russian Imperial Army from the accession to the throne of the Sovereign Emperor Alexander Nikolaevich (with additions): Compiled by the Highest Command / Comp. Alexander II (Emperor of Russia), ill. Balashov Petr Ivanovich and Pirate Karl Karlovich . - SPb. : Military Printing House, 1857-1881. - Up to 500 copies. - Notebooks 1β111: (With drawings No. 1β661). - 47 Γ 35 cm.
Links
- St. Petersburg Grenadier Regiment
- Russian imperial army
- Podmazo, Alexander. Chefs and commanders of regular regiments of the Russian army (1796-1825)
- Orlov F. Sketch of the history of St. Petersburg King Friedrich Wilhelm III Regiment . SPb. , 1881
- St. Petersburg Life Guards Regiment // Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron : 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
- Breastplate of the Life Guards of the St. Petersburg Regiment
- Banner of the St. Petersburg Grenadier Regiment (inaccessible link)