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Law in Medieval Russia - Strona 159
During the first decades of the 12th century, it gradually appropriated the right to elect its own posadnik, who was originally an official appointed by the prince to rule the town during the latter's absence.31 The posadnik thus became the ...
Ferdinand Joseph Maria Feldbrugge,
2009
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Medieval Russia, 980-1584 - Strona 113
posadnik of Novgorod, previously interchangeable with those of a prince,wereredefined.Fromthat timetheNovgorodians themselves, through their veche, selected their posadnik. By 1120, that office had come to be held exclusively by ...
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Defining Engagement: Japan and Global Contexts, 1640-1868
Although he delayed for a few more weeks, Birilev eventually ordered the Posadnik out of Aso Bay on the fifteenth day of the eighth month. Goshkevich, who opposed the move against Tsushima, had won out in a policy battle he had been ...
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Democracy, Dictatorship, and Term Limits - Strona 22
Executive power was shared between an elected duke who was in place until the end of the 13th century, and an elected posadnik, who became more dominant with time.3 The aristocratic dukes were elected and usually quickly dismissed by ...
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Crisis of Medieval Russia 1200-1304,The - Strona 52
Even though Miroshka was replaced at his death in 1203 by a pro-Suzdalian posadnik (Mikhalko Stepanovich), who no ... by his eldest son, 19-year-old Konstantin.40 The Novgofodians countered by appointing an anti-Suzdalian posadnik, ...
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California Slavic Studies - Tom 14 - Strona 14
The chief executive officer, or lord mayor, of Novgorod was the aforementioned posadnik. He was assisted by the tysjackij — literally, "chiliarch" — who was originally the commander of the town levy, but soon also was given a judiciary ...
Henrik Birnbaum, Thomas Eekman, Hugh McLean,
1992
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The Growth of Literature - Strona 125
for the year 1171, we find the following brief notice: "This year the posadnik Vaska Buslaevich died at Novgorod." This entry has generally been considered by western writers as valid evidence for the association of the hero with a historical ...
H. Munro Chadwick, Nora K. Chadwick,
2010
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Russian Path Dependence: A People with a Troubled History
Thus, when a prince departed the posadnik would also resign, and the city would be without government. As the turbulence in Kiev grew worse, the Novgorodians at first took to electing their own interim posadniki, and to demand from the next ...
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History of the Weksel: Bill of Exchange and Promissory Note
proving that the ancient Russian credit documents, or doshechki, existed at that time. The chronicles of Novgorod state that during a revolt, the Novgorodians gutted the house of posadnik Dmitriy Miroshkinich and found a number of tabula on ...
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Russia: A Long View - Strona 147
In the early twelfth century, the prince's regime in Novgorod started to weaken: the position of posadnik (chief city administrator, replaced annually) became an elective office. Before that the posadnik had been chosen by the prince and served ...
Yegor Gaidar, Antonina W. Bouis, Anders Aslund,
2012
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Histoire et conscience historique des pays russes
En 1294, elle mentionne la venue à Novgorod d'Andrej Aleksandrovič, peu avant la mort de son frère Dmitrij, et l'avènement d'un nouvel échevin (posadnik), ... «Revues.org, 12月 14»
Dovmont, Duc païen, Prince chrétien et terreur de l'Ordre Livonien
... le posadnik / посадник, fut tué au cours de celle-ci). Inexorablement, les forces coalisées Russes reprirent le dessus et anéantirent l'ensemble de l'armée ... «AgoraVox, 1月 10»