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Fiódor Sólntsev, 1843. El Monasterio Mezhyhirya (en ucraniano: Межигірський монастир) fue una residencia Real histórica de la época medieval situada cerca de la ciudad medieval de Výshhorod que en la actualidad se encuentra en el Óblast de Kiev, al norte de Ucrania.
Artículo principal: Monasterio Mezhyhirya. En el espacio que actualmente ocupa la residencia moderna estuvo ubicado hasta el 10 de abril de 1786 el Monasterio Mezhyhirya, establecido antes de la creación de la Rus de Kiev, hasta que fue clausurado por edicto de la emperatriz rusa Catalina la Grande.
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La ubicación está situada en el barranco Mezhyhirya, en la margen derecha del río Dniéper, muy cerca del embalse de Kyiv. Fundado en 988 dC, el Monasterio Mezhyhirya fue uno de los primeros monasterios establecidos en el estado eslavo oriental de la Rus de Kiev .
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Foundation and early history
Although it is unknown when the monastery was founded, there are several different legends and stories about its founding. Some Rus' chronicles mention that there was a nun in Mezhyhirya in the 12th century, which might indicate that the Mezhyhirya Monastery existed at the time, although this is uncertain. A 19th-century Orthodox Metropolitan of Kiev and Galicia, Yevgeniy Bolkhovitinov, claimed that it had been founded by the first Metropolitan of Kiev, Michael, along with Greek monks arrivin...
Cossack monastery
During the 16th century, the monastery frequently lost and regained its ownership rights. On the funds of the monastery's new hegumen Afanasiy (a protégé of prince Konstanty Wasyl Ostrogski), the monastery's old buildings were demolished, and new ones were built in their place. In 1604, the Gate Church of Ss. Peter and Paul was constructed, in 1609 - the Mykilska Refectory, and the Transfiguration Cathedral in 1609-1611. Under his rule, the monastery was considered as the second lavra (cave m...
Decline and Soviet demolition
A period of decline began with the abolition of the Zaporozhian Host by Catherine II of Russia. In 1786 the Russian Imperial government closed the monastery and confiscated its valuable treasures. The remaining Zaporozhian Cossacks soon afterwards left Zaporizhia, and moved to the Kuban region. There they founded the Kuban Cossack Host, which still exists to this day. The cossacks were able to leave with some of the monastery's manuscripts, some of which are now kept in the Krasnodar KraiArch...
"Mezhigorskaya Letopis". litopys.org.ua. (in Old East Slavic). Retrieved 2007-12-27.Petrakova, A. (April 3, 2002). "Faience creations of the Kiev-Mezhigorsky Fabric". Русскій Антикварiатъ (in Russian). Archived from the original on August 23, 2007. Retrieved 2007-12-27.Авто Януковича. Їзда без правил з липовою "ксивою". Tetiana Chornovol (in Ukrainian). 20 January 2010. Retrieved 2011-01-03.- Orthodox
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El Monasterio Mezhyhirya fue una residencia Real histórica de la época medieval situada cerca de la ciudad medieval de Výshhorod que en la actualidad se encuentra en el Óblast de Kiev, al norte de Ucrania. Este complejo está situado en el barranco Mezhyhirya, en la margen derecha del río Dniéper.
History. Until April 10, 1786, the space now occupied by the modern residence was inhabited by the Savior-Transfiguration Monastery, the establishment of which is attributed prior to the period of princely epoch in Kyiv, which was liquidated by the Russian Imperial edict of Catherine the Great.
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