-
Historical Russian units of
measurement were
standardized and used in the
Russian Empire and
after the
Russian Revolution, but were
abandoned after 21...
- part of his
estate consisting of
around 185
desiatina (around 500
acres or 202 ha) of
forest and 92
desiatina of farmland. Jones,
Daniel (2011). Roach,...
- of
Ochakov during the 1787–1792 Russo-Turkish War, in 1792 over 12,000
desiatinas (~32.5
thousands of acres) of land with
Parutyne at the
right bank of...
- Year
Noble land (
desiatinas) 1861 105,000,000 1877 73,077,000 1905 52,104,000 Source:...
- (17th century) -
Chuvash noble at
Russian service who was
granted 300
desiatinas of land
around Şĕrpü (Tsivilsk).
Daniil Elmen (1885–1932) -
Chuvash statesman...
- Lyubosivka, and it
includes plowed gray land
tillage 4
desiatinas and of
fallow 13.5
desiatinas in the
field and the same in two (implying: cultivated...
-
winter from the
Russian crown.
Every family got a
piece of land of 65
desiatinas. The
settlement prospered from the
beginning and by 1846 the
entire credit...
- left
Johannesruh and
moved to Hutterdorf,
where they had
purchased 1,500
desiatinas of land to
reestablish communal living. In 1874 all inhabitants, except...
-
snuff box
decorated with a
portrait of the
Empress herself, and a 20,000-
desiatina estate southwest of Kherson, now
within the town of Bilozerka. Gannibal...
- In 1894 the city
accounted for 1634
courts (12653 residents) and 350
desiatinas of land.
There were
three Russian Orthodox churches, a synagogue, a church...
