-
Empire endowed Cossacks with
certain special privileges in
return for the
military duty to
serve in the
irregular troops:
Zaporozhian Cossacks were mostly...
- romanized: dontsi), are
Cossacks who
settled along the
middle and
lower Don. Historically, they
lived within the
former Don
Cossack Host (Russian: Донское...
-
administrative subdivision of
Cossacks in the
Russian Empire.
Earlier the term
voysko (host, in a
sense as a
doublet of guest)
referred to
Cossack organizations in...
- were
Cossacks who
lived beyond (that is,
downstream from) the
Dnieper Rapids.
Along with
Registered Cossacks and
Sloboda Cossacks,
Zaporozhian Cossacks pla****...
- kubantsi), are
Cossacks who live in the
Kuban region of Russia. Most of the
Kuban Cossacks are
descendants of
different major groups of
Cossacks who were re-settled...
-
force the
Cossacks into
submission as peasants,
while the
Cossacks demanded significant expansions of the
Cossack register. Furthermore, the
Cossack-szlachta...
-
history of the
Cossacks spans several centuries.
Several theories speculate about the
origins of the
Cossacks.
According to one theory,
Cossacks have Slavic...
- may also
refer to: The
Cossacks (novel), by Leo
Tolstoy The
Cossacks (1928 film), an
American silent drama film The
Cossacks (1960 film),
starring Edmund...
- standalone.
Cossacks: Back to War adds two new
nations (Switzerland and Hungary) to the
choices from
Cossacks:
European Wars and
Cossacks: Art of War...
-
Sloboda Cossacks,
Terek Cossacks and Yaik
Cossacks. As the
Tsardom of
Muscovy took over the
disputed Cossack lands from Poland–Lithuania, all
Cossacks eventually...
