- Belarusian: Севершчына, romanized: Sievierščyna) or
Siveria (Ukrainian: Сіверія / Сіверщина, romanized:
Siveria / Sivershchyna) is a
historical region in present-day...
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became part of the
Crown of the
Kingdom of
Poland forming the
Duchy of
Siveria. In 1633,
during the
Smolensk War,
Polish Parliament (Sejm) introduced...
- The
Duchy of
Siewierz was a
duchy with its
capital in Siewierz. The area was
initially part of
Lesser Poland, but it was
incorporated into
Duchy of Silesia...
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- obediently." June 18, 1648 –
letter of
Khmelnytskyi to the
Muscovite voivode of
Siveria, Leontiev.
Mention of
favorable attitude of the
Cossacks to the tsar. The...
- great-grandson) of
Gediminas who
exchanged his
lands in and near
Starodub in
Siveria for the
Korela and
Oreshek fortresses in the
Novgorod Republic. He also...
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intended to
include several important regions, such as Volhynia, Podolia,
Siveria, Berestia, and
Dnieper Ukraine, with Kyiv as its capital.
Despite this...
- of an
Imperial Russian noble family of
Zaporozhian Cossack origin from
Siveria. The main
family line
became extinct in the 19th century,
while its Austrian...
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Dnieper Ukraine Left-bank
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- 1107.
Bonyak was last
mentioned in 1167 when he was
defeated by Oleg of
Siveria.
Bonyak was a
leader of the ****an
tribe Burchevichi that
resided in steppes...
