Sheleshpansky ( Shelepshansky , Sheleshpalsky , Shelespansky ) - Russian princely family since 862, Rurikovich , branch of princes Belozersky . The name Sheleshpansky was taken from the Sheleshpansky parish on the Sheleksha river at its confluence with Ukhtomu . In the XV — XVII centuries. The name was written Sheleshpalskie.
Sheleshpansky | |
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Emblem description see text | |
Volume and sheet of the General Armorial | IV, 2 |
Title | princes |
Part of the genealogy book | V |
Allegiance | |
Grand Duchy of Moscow | |
Russian kingdom | |
Russian empire |
The genus is entered in the Velvet book [1] .
History
The ancestor - Prince Afanasy Vasilyevich (XVI knee of Rurik ), the son of Prince Vasily Romanovich Sogorsky , lived at the beginning of the XV century. After the death of his father received Sheleshpal inheritance and gave his posterity the name of the princes Sheleshpalsky. According to the pedigree, he had a son, Ivan, of whose four sons two elders, Yuri and Dmitry, were the successors of the Sheleshpalski family of princes: the elder branch of the family went from Yuri, and the youngest from Dmitri, nicknamed Sudit (in the first half of the 16th century) Princes of Ugolsky or Ugolsky-Sheleshpalsky).
In 1375, Prince Roman Mikhailovich Belozersky participated with his army in the campaign of Dmitry Donskoy against Tver . Rat princes Belozersky, as the most efficient and equipped, was the center of the troops in the Battle of Kulikovo . Prince Fyodor Romanovich [2] and his son Ivan Fyodorovich died on September 8, 1380 on the Kulikovo Field. Both are canonized holy martyrs. Prince Feodor Mikhailovich - son-in-law of Khan Ilbasmysh [3] .
At the end of the 15th century, most of the princes of Sheleshpalsky were already serving princes of the Grand Duke of Moscow , but could not occupy a prominent position in the ranks of the Moscow palace nobility. In the 15th century, only two of them are mentioned - Prince Andrei Yuryevich , who accompanied the Grand Duchess Elena Ivanovna to Vilna in 1495 , and his brother, who became famous under Ivan III , as the keller of the Kirillo-Belozersky monastery , where he cut his hair under the name of Gelasii. In the 16th and 17th centuries, none of the princes of Sheleshpalski was mentioned in the Duma ranks ; Sheleshpansky not marked on the state service and later, under Peter I. However, in 1691, five representatives of the family of the princes Sheleshpansky are mentioned in the list of patriarchal nobles and boyars' children under Patriarch Adrian [4] .
Separate branches with their own family names — the Kalitins , the princes of Ugol, the princes of Dyabrinsky, and the princes of Shishkin- Dyabrinsky [5] were distinguished as part of a large family of the Sheleshpalsky.
Emblem Description
Coat of arms of the princes of Sheleshpansky 1785
In the Armorial of Anisim Titovich Knyazev of 1785 there is an image of the seal of Prince Vasily Petrovich Sheleshpansky: the silver field of the shield is divided horizontally into two parts and the upper half is divided vertically into two parts. In the right upper part there is a vertically crescent horns facing the inner side of the shield. In the left upper part is a hand cross. In the lower half of the shield are two crossed fishes. The shield is covered with a mantle and cap belonging to the princely dignity. On the seal around the emblem there is an inscription: the seal of Prince Vasily Sheleshpansky [6] .
OG IV, 2
In a shield divided into four fields: red, blue, gold and green, in the middle there is a golden cross, and under it is a silver moon, horns facing upwards, and in the lower part of the shield are two silver fish swimming crosswise in the river. The shield is covered with a mantle and cap belonging to the princely dignity.
Genealogy Painting
Genus princes Sheleshpansky occurs from princes Belozersky . In the genealogical book of princes Belozerskih located in the " Velvet " and other genealogical books, showing the genealogy of the Grand Dukes: Prince Rurik , Prince Igor Rurik , Prince Svyatoslav , Prince Vladimir Svyatoslavich , baptized Russian land, Prince Yaroslav the Wise , Prince Vladimir II Monomakh , Prince Yuri Dolgorukiy Prince Vsevolod the Big Nest , Prince Konstantin Vsyevolodovitch Prince Basil K. [7], [8] , Prince Gleb Vasylkovych [9], [10] , Prince Michael Glebovich [11] , Prince Roman Mikheil HIV [12] , Vladimir Romanovich Sugorsky Prince, Prince Vasili Afanasievich Sheleshpansky, whose descendants, the princes Sheleshpanskie served at boyars and other noble rank, complained were estates and other marks of royal favor [13] .
Famous Representatives
- Afanasy Vasilyevich Sheleshpansky - the founder
- Ivan Afanasyevich
- Yuri Ivanovich
- Andrei Yurevich Sheleshpansky nicknamed "Shilo" - accompanied the Grand Duchess Elena Ivanovna in 1489 in Vilna
- Ivan Andreevich Golova
- Vasily Andreyevich Tail
- Semyon Andreevich
- Vasily Yurievich Shushpan, in monasticism Gelasii - kelar in Kirillo-Belozersky monastery
- Fedor Yuryevich, nicknamed Bedrya - died during the march on Kazan
- Ivan the Great Fedorovich, nicknamed the Owl - childless
- Alexander Fedorovich, nicknamed Alenka - childless
- Vasily Fedorovich
- Mikhail Vasilyevich
- Dmitry Mikhailovich - childless
- Ivan Vasilyevich
- Andrey Ivanovich - the first voivode in Tsaritsyn in 1599 - 1600
- Fyodor Andreevich - in the year of the accession of Alexei Mikhailovich was the first judge in the Order of the Loyalties (1645-1648), participated in the train at his first wedding and then was appointed with him on a campaign in Poland (1654).
- Ivan Fedorovich - a Moscow nobleman under Alexei Mikhailovich (1658-76)
- Grigory Ivanovich - contentious (1683—1692), married to Princess Mavra Ivanovna
- Daria G.
- Uliana Grigorievna
- Peter Ivanovich - early death.
- Grigory Ivanovich - contentious (1683—1692), married to Princess Mavra Ivanovna
- Vladimir Fedorovich - contentious (1658) and a Moscow nobleman under Tsar Fedor Alekseevich (1681).
- Ivan Fedorovich - a Moscow nobleman under Alexei Mikhailovich (1658-76)
- Semyon Andreevich
- Timofey Andreevich
- Yakov Andreevich, Patriarchal steward (1629), then Royal Tsarist (from 1636)
- Fyodor Andreevich - in the year of the accession of Alexei Mikhailovich was the first judge in the Order of the Loyalties (1645-1648), participated in the train at his first wedding and then was appointed with him on a campaign in Poland (1654).
- Semyon Ivanovich - childless
- Mikhail Ivanovich - childless, Moscow nobleman under Mikhail Fedorovich in the years 1627-1640
- Andrey Ivanovich - the first voivode in Tsaritsyn in 1599 - 1600
- Mikhail Vasilyevich
- Ivan Menshoi Fedorovich
- Afanasy Y.
- Daniila Afanasyevich
- Fedor Danilovich - landowner of Poshekhonsky district
- Kalita Afanasyevich
- Daniila Afanasyevich
- Andrei Yurevich Sheleshpansky nicknamed "Shilo" - accompanied the Grand Duchess Elena Ivanovna in 1489 in Vilna
- Dmitry Ivanovich nicknamed "Sudnitsa"
- Konstantin Dmitrievich nicknamed Eel
- Vasily Konstantinovich
- Ivan Vasilyevich - childless
- Gregory Konstantinovich
- Mikhail Grigorievich
- Fedor Mikhailovich - childless
- Dmitry Grigoryevich - was in Uglich under Ivan the Terrible mytny kisses (that is, elected from the nobility, juror collector of trade duties)
- Mikhail Grigorievich
- Konstantin Konstantinovich
- Vasily Konstantinovich
- Konstantin Dmitrievich nicknamed Eel
- Chelyadnya Ivanovich
- Semyon
- Karymysh
- Okoym
- Semyon
- Filat Ivanovich
- Yuri Ivanovich
- Ivan Afanasyevich
Also known:
- Andrey Vasilevich Sheleshpansky
- John Vasilyevich Sheleshpansky
- Fedor Andreevich Sheleshpansky
- Andrei Ivanovich Sheleshpansky - voivode of Tsaritsyn in 1600 (the Dolgorukiy genealogical book. The painting of the princes of Sheleshpansky).
- Vasily Fedorovich Sheleshpalsky - the son of a boyars boyars, was wounded during the siege of Smolensk in 1634 . Due to the fact that, after the Troubles, his family was returned to the old ancestral lands of Scheleshpalsky in the volost of Uglets Konstantinov, lost during the Oprichnina , became one of the largest titled landmarks of the Moscow state.
- Prince Sheleshpansky Semen Ivanovich - the governor in Ket gavel in 1632—1633 [14]
- Prince Sheleshpansky Stepan Stepanovich - voivode in Arzamas in 1668. [14]
- Prince Sheleshpansky Fedor Andreevich - voivode in Tsaryokvokkshaisk in 1636-1637 g. [14]
- Prince Sheleshpansky Ivan Aleksandrovich (1794, Timoshino - 01/31/1867). Headquarters captain, owner mustache. Timoshino. Served as a mediator of the Chukhlomsky district during the Kostroma Provincial Government. There is no information about his family life and offspring. He was buried in the family crypt on the territory of the Avramiev-Gorodetsky monastery near the village of Nozhkino [15] .
Notes
- ↑ N. Novikov. The genealogical book of princes and noblemen of Russian and exit (Velvet book). In 2 parts. Part II. Type: University type. 1787 Chapter 31. The genus of the Sheleshpansky princes. pp. 169-172.
- ↑ Wife: daughter of the Moscow Grand Prince Ivan Danilovich Kalita - Theodosius. Married in 1339.
- ↑ The first wife is the great-granddaughter of Khan Mengu-Timur, the granddaughter of Khan Tokhta, the daughter of the son of Khan Ilbassm (Velblasmysh), whom Tokhta appointed as his successor to the throne. Khan Uzbek killed Ilbasmysh in 1312.
- ↑ Documents of the Patriarchal Palace Order, 1634-1720. // Appendix II to the book: M. Gorchakov. On the land holdings of metropolitans, patriarchs and over. Synod (988-1738 years). From research experiences in the history of Russian law. - SPb., 1871, p. 100-110.
- ↑ M. Kashtanov. Belozero-Poshekhon princes and other contributors to the Pavlov Obnorsky Monastery in the 16th century.
- ↑ Comp. A. T. Knyazev . Armorial Anisim Titovich Knyazev 1785. Publication S. N. Troinitsky 1912 Ed., Prepared. text after the O. N. Naumova. - M. Ed. "Old Basmannaya." 2008 Princes Sheleshpansky. pp. 202-203. ISBN 978-5-904043-02-5.
- ↑ Holy Prince Vasily Konstantinovich Rostovsky was tortured by the Tatars in 1238 for the Orthodox Faith and for the Fatherland
- ↑ Wife - Chernihiv Princess Maria Mikhailovna, daughter of the Holy Martyr Prince Mikhail of Chernigov.
- ↑ Ancestor of princes Belozersky
- ↑ Wife - Tatar princess, in the baptism of Theodore, daughter of Khan Sartak, granddaughter of Khan Baty, great-granddaughter of the founder of the Golden Horde of Khan Juchi, great-great-granddaughter of Genghis Khan. Gleb Vasilkovich had the title "Gurgan" (son-in-law of the khan family).
- ↑ Son of Chingizid
- ↑ Chingizid's grandson
- ↑ Armorial of Count Alexander Bobrinsky. Section Princes Sheleshpansky. pp. 132—133
- ↑ 1 2 3 Lists of city voivods and other persons of the voivod administration of the 17th century Muscovite state according to printed government acts. p.598-599.
- ↑ Kibovsky Alexander. Attempt number five . // Amateur .- 2019.- C.10-13.
Literature
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