- The
Novgorod Detinets (Russian: Новгородский детинец, romanized: Novgorodskiy
detinets), also
known as the
Novgorod Kremlin (Russian: Новгородский кремль...
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detinets (Russian: детинец [dʲɪˈtʲinʲɪts]),
dytynets (Ukrainian: дитинець [dɪˈtɪnɛtsʲ]) or
detinetz (/
ˈdɛtɪnɛts/ DET-in-ets) is an
ancient Rus' city-fort...
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government based there.
Other such
fortresses are
called detinets, such as the
Novgorod Detinets. The
Russian word is of
uncertain origin.
Different versions...
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brought the icon out of the
church and
across the
Volkhov River to the
Detinets during a
siege of the city by the Suzdalians. The icon is said to have...
- the
Castle hill, thus
forming the
Novogrudok detinets. On the
Small Castle to the West of the
detinets formed a settlement,
which in the 12th century...
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garrison held out in the
Detinets. Subsequently, the
Swedish army
demolished most of the
fortress (except for the
Detinets) to re-build it. Construction...
- Пискупля –
ancient form of "bishop's") was the main
street of the
Novgorod Detinets in the
Middle Ages. The
street was
buried by the 18th century, its precise...
- Gulyay-gorod
Gusuku Half
tower ****ding
Inner bailey Kasbah Keep
Kremlin (
Detinets) Ksar
Landesburg Loophole L-plan
castle Machicolation Merlon Moat Motte-and-bailey...
- the
Volkhov River, and into the
Detinets to be
venerated in the
Cathedral of Holy
Wisdom and displa**** from the
Detinets walls give the
Novgorodians courage...
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architectural styles. The
Novgorod Kremlin,
traditionally known as the
Detinets, also
contains the
oldest palace in
Russia (the so-called
Chamber of the...
