Rurikovichi – Russian princely family, fragmented over time into many branches. Branching begins with Vladimir the Saint, and first of all the line of Polotsk, descendants of Izyaslav Vladimirovich separates . After the death of Yaroslav the Wise (1054), his offspring is divided into branches, of which the most important is the offspring of his second son – Svyatoslav and the third – Vsevolod. The sons of Svyatoslav split into lines Davidovich of Chernigov, the ol’govichi of Novgorod-Seversky and Yaroslav of Murom-Ryazan; Vsevolodovich – or actually Monomakh on line Izyaslavich of Volyn (later Galician), of Rostislav of Smolensk and Yurevich (or Georgievicha) Suzdal (from Yuri Dolgoruky). The latter line from the end of the twelfth century acquired the predominant importance between the princes of all Russia; from it come the Grand Dukes of Vladimir, later the Grand Dukes and tsars of Moscow. With the death of Fyodor Ioannovich (1598), the Rurik dynasty ceased, but some princely surnames continued to exist until our time. Here is a list of all princely surnames attributed to Rurikovichi:

1. from the princes of Polotsk: Vitebsk, Izyaslav, Minsk and Polotsk
2. Przemysl: Galician 1st branch and Przemysl
3. Chernihiv: Baryatinsky, Belevskii, Volkonsky, Vorotynskiy, Goranskii, Gorchakova, Dolgorukovs, Yelets, Zvenigorodskaya-Luminy, Zvenigorodskaya-Barasheva, Zvenigorodskaya-Specie, Zvenigorodskaya-Shishtawy, Zvenigorodskaya-Svintsovy, Zvenigorodskaya-Tokmakova, Zvenigorodskaya-Porous, Karachevsky, Cascina Klubkova-Masalska, Kozelsk, Kolcova-Masalska, Koninskie, Kuratova, Litvinovy-Masalska, Lykovs, Masalska, Macaskie, Masaccio, Nogteva-Obolensky, Obolensky-Strigini Obolensky-Yaroslavova Obolensky-Naked Obolensky-Telepnev Obolensky-Ovchinin, Obolensky-Black, Obolensky-White, Obolensky Gold, Obolensky Silver, Odoevskiy, Osovitskii, Przemysl (Peremyshl, Kaluga), Pieniny, Repnin, Repnin-Volkonsky, Svyatopolk-Mirsky, Svyatopolk-Chetvertinskaya, Spasskii, Torussia, Trostenskoye, Turenne, Turakina, Hotyaschie, Sainy-Obolensky and Shcherbdtov
4. Ryazan: Murom and Pronsk
5. Galician (Galich southern): Babichev, Bakrin, Volyn, Drutsky, Drutsky-Ozeretsky, Drutsky-Sokolinsky, Drutsky-Gorsky, Drutsky-Lyubetsky, Drutsky-Podberezhsky, Zaslavsky, Lutsk, Ostrog and Kutyatiny
6. Smolensk, the senior branch-Vyazemsky, younger-Berezuysky, Dashkov, Zhizhemsky, Kozlovsky, Korkodinov, Kropotkin, Porkhovsky, Selekhovsky, Solomeretsky and Fominsky
7. Yaroslavsky: Alabysheva Alenkina, Belsky, Vesicovaginal, Golygina, Dulovo, Deevy, Irovi Tascini, Zaozerskaya, Tascini, Toothed, Kubensky, Kurbsky, Lions, Malaisie, Mordini, Okhlyabinin, Meerschaum, Prozorovskii, Santariskiu, Sisoeva, Sickie, Sancova, Sancova Tascini, Suckie, the dark blue, Troekurova, Whiskie, a Bucket, Khvorostinin, Okhotskii, Samini, Shatunova, Shahovskoy’s, Chechenskie, Komorowska and Mecinini.
8. Rostov: Bahtiarova-Rostov, Shaved-Rostov, Buinosova-Rostov, Bychkova-Rostov, Grozdeva-Rostov, Halticini-Rostov, Blue-Rostov, Kasatkin-Rostov, Kutyreva-Rostov, Lastkina-Rostov, Lobanov-Rostovsky, Primakov-Rostov, Publiskie-Rostov, Temkin-Rostov, Homolkova-Rostov, Scapini-and janovy Rostov-Rostov
9. Belozersky: Andomsky, Beloselsky, Vadbolsky, Kargolomsky, Kemsky, Sugorsky (2 branches), Ukhtomsky and Shelepshan
10. Suzdal: Barbashiny, Belly-Shuisky, Eye-Shuisky, Hump-Shuisky, Kirdyapiny-Shuisky, Nizhny Novgorod, Nail-Suzdal, Skopiny-Shuisky and Shuisky
11. Moscow: Borovsky, Vereysky, Volotsky, Galician, Mozhaysky, Uglitsky and Shemyakin
12. Tver: Dorogobuzhsky, Kashinsky, Mikulinsky, Telyatevsky, Kholmsky and Chernyatinsky
13. Starodubsky: Gagarin, Golebiowska, Gundorova, Kovrovy, Krivoborsky, Lalowski, Poor Puccini, Osipovsky, Palecka, Pozharsky, Romodanovskii, Ryapolovsky, Tatevi, Tulupova and Khilkovy

Except these princely surnames from Rurik there are still the following noble surnames which have lost a princely title:

Rurikovichi, princes-descendants of the Kiev Grand Duke Igor, who was considered, according to chronicle news, the son of Rurik (see Rurik-Sineus-Truvor). R. stood at the head of the Old Russian state (so in historical literature it was sometimes called “the Empire of Rurik”) and large and small principalities of the period of feudal fragmentation. In 12-13 centuries. some R. were also called by the names of the ancestors of the branches of the genus R.-Monomakhovichi (Monomashichi), Olgovichi and others. Moscow Grand Dukes and tsars were descendants of Vladimir-Suzdal Monomakhovich. The last king P. – Fyodor Ivanovich-died in 1598. With the formation Of the Russian centralized state, many People, having lost their specific possessions, formed the highest layer of the Moscow service people (“princely”). In 17 digits part of R. gradually merged with representatives tip nettitulovannogo nobility and together with them borrowed dominant position among court nobility 17-19 centuries (for example, descendants Chernigov princes-R.: Baryatinskie, Volkonskie, Gorchakov, Dolgorukov, Obolenskie, Odoevskie, Repniny, Shcherbatov and others.). Another part of R., impoverished, mixed with the middle and even small nobility, and some of them lost the princely title.

Лит.: Власьев Г. А., Потомство Рюрика. Материалы для составления родословий, т. 1, ч. 1—3, СПБ, 1906—07; Baumgarten N., G en ealogie et mariages occidentaux des Rurikides russes du X-e au Xlll-e si ecle, Roma, 1928; его же, G en ealogies des branches r egnantes de Rurikides du Xlll-e au XVI-e si ecle, Roma, 1934.

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Of the illustrious family of the Dmitrievs

Remarkable history glorious Russians childbirth and surnames. One of them, which have many of the inhabitants of the earth Novousmanskiy, I want to tell you. The dmitrievs are an ancient family descended from Prince Konstantin Rostislavovich of Smolensk in the era of the appanage principalities.

His grandson Alexander Yu Netsh became the ancestor of Dmitriev, of Dmitriev-Mamanovich and Danilovich. From its descendant – the courtier of Grigory Andreevich nicknamed Mamon, Dmitrieva occurred the name of Dmitriev-Mamanovich.

Surname same exactly Dmitrievykh (about which speech goes further) separated from common root still in XV century, to the early XX century such individual childbirth became there are already more 60 across Russia. For us, the most interesting is the founder of the Dmitriev family in the Voronezh land – it is appointed in 1593 by the voivode of the Voronezh fortress Yuri Dmitriev, who settled with his family in the white settlement of the Voronezh fortress.

In spite of the fact that in the next 1594 the voivode Yury Vasilyevich Dmitriev was transferred to service in other fortress, his relatives remained in Voronezh and continued to serve at the subsequent voivodes as white-local atamans. So, in 1594, instead of Yu. V. Dmitriev, Ivan Fedorovich Kobyakov became the voivode of the Voronezh fortress. He founded in 1595 Slobodka, later called Bobyakovskaya or Babyakovskaya (according to one version-from his distorted surname came the name of this settlement), it lived serving people voivodes, his closest associates. In census 1646 year in farms mentioned ataman Mortemyan Dmitriev: “and for him peasants: in the yard Stenka Krivozub, have him children-Deniska Yes venedikta, Yes two nephew-Ovdokimka Yes Ondryushka.”

Further historical documents Dmitriev already referred to as “orlovtsy, order of the Dragoon knights”. Since, according to archival data, the Dmitrievs at the beginning of the XVI century had land in the Upper Hills, they certainly had to participate in the construction of Orlov town. In many Oryol acts of the XVII-XVIII centuries it is said that long before 1646 the Voronezh voivodes had the idea of building a residential jail in the Upper Hills tract. So, the former voivode of the Voronezh fortress in 1606, Mikhail Samsonovich Dmitriev (from the family of Dmitriev-Mamonov) ordered to build this prison and sent the voivode Ivan Shishkin and Vasily Protopopov with an army, but for good reasons, this order was not executed: the frequent Tatar raids prevented. During one of them, both commanders fell in battle.

Much later, two hundred and twenty-six Dragoons were settled in their place under the command of Tikhon Khopersky, Timothy Solodovnik and Seeds of Hemp, which by 1646 and built Orlov town. You can read more about these events in Voronezh local books of the same year.

After the construction of Orlov town instead of the Upper Hills Dmitrievs received in the estate lot in the Lower Hills among the lands of other landowners, of which at that time especially distinguished Tararykov, Nebolsin and Zheltukhin.

In the second half of the XIX century, some of the Dmitrievs begin to move to uninhabited plots of land in the tract of the Left Peak, where before there was only the Nebolsin estate. In addition to their estates, Dmitrievs, like many other landowners of the time, often rented land in different settlements of the Voronezh County. As we know from historical sources that in the late nineteenth century a resident of the village of Gorki noblewoman Olga Kuzminichna had Dmitriyeva leased land in the village of Gorki, on 11 acres of arable and 9 – shrub, for a total of 20; in S. Horseradish-6 tithes of arable, 7 haymaking and 5 wood forest, total-18; in the village. Gorensky Settlements-70 tithes of arable and 5 water meadows, total-75.

During the First World war, many of the Dmitrievs crowned themselves with unfading glory, being awarded the high title of St. George’s Cavaliers. Thus, the natives of the village Gorensky Settlements Dmitriev Ivan Semenovich and Dmitriev Ivan nikandrovich for personal feat and courage on the battlefield were awarded the insignia of the military order of St. George 4 degree. Such is the brief history of the Dmitriev family. I hope it will encourage the younger generation to study the origins and history of their surnames, as well as those families and surnames that inhabited our villages in the recent past.

(Mikhail Nebolsin / local historian, historian)

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Dmitrievs-Mamonovs

Dmitrievs-Mamonovs — Russian count and noble family of Smolensk Rurik.

The origin and history of the genus

Comes from Prince Konstantin Rostislavovich of Smolensk, whose grandson, Alexander Yurievich Netsha, was the ancestor of the Dmitrievs, Dmitrievs-Mamonov and Danilovs.

Grigory Andreyevich Dmitriev († in 1510) was a district Governor; Mikhail Samsonovich Dmitriev was a voivode and Viceroy of Zvenigorod, killed in battle with the Cossacks in 1617. his Son Mikhail Mikhailovich Dmitriev was a Stolnik and voivode in Sevsk, where the second voivode at the same time with him was Scriabin Mikhail Fedorovich. Descendants of Mikhail Mikhalovich in 1689 received the diploma to be called Dmitriev-Mamonov.

N. A. Baskakov does not doubt the Turkic basis of the nickname. He believes that the name of the surname goes back to the word mammun (momun) — “quiet, modest”, which, in his opinion, together with the presence of such a name in Kazan strengthens the evidence in favor of the Kazan-Turkic origin of the surname, the presence of a Crescent and an eight — pointed star on the family coat of arms-is a confirmation of the Kazan origin.

Vasily Afanasievich Dmitriev-Mamonov (d. 1793) Admiral, wife — Son, daughter of Lord and steward Michael Fokich of Grositskogo.

Their children: Matthew (1724-1810) – Senator, privy Councilor, President of the Patrimonial College, owned a plot in the area of the current Mamonovsky (Mamonov) lane, Elena (1716-CA. 1744) and Catherine. Elena is married to count Alexander Grigoryevich Stroganov (02.11.1698, d. 07.11.1754), buried in the Church in the name of St. Nick. Cudot. in Kotelniki in Moscow. Ekaterina Vasilyevna married Ivan Andreevich Fonvizin — their children: Denis Ivanovich Fonvizin (b. between 1743 and 1745, d. 1792) – the legendary playwright, Pavel Ivanovich (d. 1803) – the fifth Director of the Moscow University (1784-1796), and Feodosiya Ivanovna, who married Prime major Vasily Alekseevich Argamakov, son of Alexei Mikhailovich Argamakov (1711-1757)-the first Director of the Moscow University (1755-1757).

Matvey Vasilyevich Dmitriev-Mamonov (1724-1810) (son of Vasily Afanasyevich and Grushetskaya) was the ruler of the Smolensk Viceroyalty and a Senator. On his son Alexander, a favorite of Empress Catherine II, – see resp. article. With the death, in 1863, of his only son finally stopped the family of counts Dmitriev-Mamonov, the noble branch still exists. To Alexander Ippolitovich Dmitriev-Mamonov (1847-1915), the actual state Councilor, the official of MPs, the Nominal Highest decree of 1913. it is allowed to use hereditary count title of the all-Russian Empire with the right to transfer it to the eldest in the genus (coat of arms XXI, 1).

The genus Dmitriev-Mamonov is included in the V and VI parts of the genealogical book of the Moscow province (coat of arms I, 30 and II, 21)

Coat of arms description

The shield is divided horizontally into two parts, of which the upper, cut by a perpendicular line, in the right blue field shows a standing angel in a silver-woven garment, holding a sword in his right hand,and a gold shield in his left. In the left silver field is a black cannon, signified on a Golden carriage placed on the green grass, and on the cannon sits a bird of Paradise. In the lower part, surrounded on three sides by silver clouds, in a red field, an arrow is signified perpendicularly, flying upwards through a silver Crescent, turned upwards by horns, on the surface of which one octagonal star is visible.

Maria Ivanovna Mamonova, ur. Tatishcheva in the portrait of 1759

Known members of the genus Dmitrievs-Mamonovs

• Дмитриев-Мамонов, Василий Афанасьевич— адмирал, командовал Днепровской военной флотилией при императрице Анне Иоанновне.
  • Дмитриев-Мамонов, Матвей Васильевич(1724—1810) — сенатор, действительный тайный советник, главный директор Екатерининской больницы.
    • Дмитриев-Мамонов, Александр Матвеевич(1758—1803) — один из фаворитов Екатерины II.
      • Дмитриев-Мамонов, Матвей Александрович(1790—1863), российский командир эпохи наполеоновских войн, генерал-майор.
    • Дмитриев-Мамонов, Иван Ильич(1680—1730) — русский военачальник и государственный деятель, морганатический супруг царевны Прасковьи Иоанновны.
    • Дмитриев-Мамонов, Федор Иванович(1727—1805) — русский писатель-вольнодумец, бригадир, коллекционер.
    • Дмитриев-Мамонов, Александр Иванович(1787—1836) — командир Клястицкого гусарского полка, художник-баталист.
    • Дмитриев-Мамонов, Эммануил Александрович(1823—1883) — художник-портретист, график, славянофильский публицист и искусствовед. Сын предыдущего.
    • Дмитриев-Мамонов, Михайло Михайлович— стольник и воевода в Севске.
    • Дмитриев-Мамонов, Александр Ипполитович(1847—1915) — русский историк, географ, экономист.

Notes

1. ↑Дмитриевы-Мамоновы // Энциклопедический словарь Брокгауза и Ефрона : в 86 т. (82 т. и 4 доп.). — СПб., 1890—1907.
2. ↑Часть 1 Общего гербовника дворянских родов Всероссийской империи, стр. 30

Literature

• Дмитриевы-Мамоновы// Военная энциклопедия : [в 18 т.] / под ред. В. Ф. Новицкого [и др.]. — СПб. ; [М.] : Тип. т-ва И. Д. Сытина, 1911—1915.
• Дмитриевы-Мамоновы// Энциклопедический словарь Брокгауза и Ефрона : в 86 т. (82 т. и 4 доп.). — СПб., 1890—1907.
• Долгоруков П. В.Российская родословная книга. — СПб.: Тип. Э. Веймара, 1855. — Т. 2. — С. 178.