Definition of Boyardom. Meaning of Boyardom. Synonyms of Boyardom

- owing to the supplications of his cousin Boris - but deprived him of his boyardom, confiscated his estates and banished him successively to Kargopol, to...
- positions in Moldavia, Romania and the Ottoman Empire. Originating in the boyardom of Orhei County, it gave Moldavia four reigning princes. The family remains...
- partisan politics that raged among the boyardom, but the archbishops seem to have shared power with the boyardom and the collective leadership tried to...
- emphasized his connections with the East Slavs or his clampdown against boyardom. This stance was overturned by national communism. Initially, censorship...
- Tsaritsyno Palace and surrounding park. In 1694 he was stripped of his boyardom (with the retention of the princely title) and the Tsar sent him and his...
- in modern-day Ukraine. Perpetually at odds with the powerful Suzdalian boyardom, Yuri even contemplated moving his capital from Suzdal to the new town...
- organized into a Bessarabia Governorate; his family belonged to Moldavian boyardom, having managed to preserve its estates. Though s****ing and obtaining integration...
- which managed to persuade the public that they descended from the ancient boyardom. Though sharing some of the goals of the Moldavian 1848 revolutionaries...
- initiative of military elites. Likewise, Iorga looked into the genesis of boyardom, describing the selective progression of free peasants into a local aristocracy...
- celebrated contributor to Romanian literature. Belonging to the upper strata of boyardom, he was of Phanariote and Aromanian descent, and may not have been born...