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Терское казачество в этнокультурном пространстве Северного Кавказа

Author: Тхамокова И. Х.
Year of publication: 2017
Describes Russian colonization of peoples: several peoples
Publication rights: not allowed (a 2017 publication under copyright)

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Where we got it

Edition: https://books.google.com/books?id=ZTRKwAEACAAJ

Where the knowledge base cites it

This material is cited in 11 places.

Campaigns

• Founding and Fortification of the Terek Town (1588–1623)

  Tkhamokova notes that "in 1589, soon after the town was built, 800 streltsy and Cossacks were to be sent there from Astrakhan, but the Astrakhan voivode sent only 600 men"

  Tkhamokova cites a tsar's decree according to which "in 1623, 'upon the petition of the Terek and Greben Cossacks,' a tsar's decree was sent to the Terek ordering the payment of salaries to 30 atamans and 470 rank-and-file Cossacks"

• Use of the Nokhchi in Military Expeditions, Intervention, and Imposition of Yasak (1626–1628)

  Tkhamokova states that in 1626, to support allied feudal lords, the voivodes sent «Terek uzdens and Cherkasy and newly baptized ones and Okochans, 252 men, as well as Terek atamans and Cossacks with the Terek mounted streltsy head Fadey Voloshenin and with sotniks, 500 men»

  In 1628, after mountaineers killed five Cossacks, a retaliatory invasion followed: Tkhamokova indicates that during the armed campaign the Kabardian murza Konshov-murza Bitemryukov «went against these «mountain people» together with the «free» atamans and Cossacks and with the «Okochans»»

• Establishment of Alien Governance and the Mobilization of the Nokhchi for the Crimean Campaigns (1661–1676)

  Tkhamokova confirms that in 1675 detachments fought in Crimea that included men «with uzdens, with the newly baptized, and with «Okochans»»

• Forcible Mobilization of the Nokhchi for the Russo-Turkish War (1677–1679)

  Tkhamokova records a reward «for his «many services», for having taken part in the Crimean and Chyhyryn campaigns»

• Construction of Fortified Stanitsas, Settlement of Cossacks on the Borders, and Holding of Hostages (1736–1740)

  Tkhamokova emphasizes their engineering-defensive status, recording that each such stanitsa «was, as it were, a small fortress serving for protection against enemy raids»

Procedures

• Founding and Fortification of the Terek Town (1588–1623) — technique Implantation of Officials and Military Personnel

  Tkhamokova quotes a tsar's decree according to which «in 1623, «upon the petition of the Terek and Greben Cossacks», a tsar's decree was sent to the Terek ordering the payment of salaries to 30 atamans and 470 rank-and-file Cossacks»

  Tkhamokova notes that «in 1589, soon after the town was built, 800 streltsy and Cossacks were to be sent there from Astrakhan, but the Astrakhan voivode sent only 600 men»

• Use of the Nokhchi in Military Expeditions, Intervention, and Imposition of Yasak (1626–1628) — technique Forced Mobilization

  Tkhamokova states that in 1626 the voivodes sent «252 Okochans»

  on a campaign, and in 1628, during an armed incursion, the Kabardian murza Konshov-murza Bitemryukov «went against these “mountain people”... with the “Okochans”»

• Use of the Nokhchi in Military Expeditions, Intervention, and Imposition of Yasak (1626–1628) — technique Military Intervention

  Tkhamokova notes that in 1628 the Kabardian murza Konshov-murza Bitemryukov «went against these “mountain people” together with the “free” atamans and Cossacks and with the “Okochans”»

• Establishment of Alien Governance and the Mobilization of the Nokhchi for the Crimean Campaigns (1661–1676) — technique Forced Mobilization

  Tkhamokova adds that in 1675 detachments fought in Crimea alongside the prince «with uzdens, with the newly baptized, and with «Okochans»»

• Forcible Mobilization of the Nokhchi for the Russo-Turkish War (1677–1679) — technique Forced Mobilization

  Tkhamokova notes that in 1678 the Kabardian prince Kaspulat Mutsalovich Cherkassky (under whose authority the Okochans were) received a tsar's charter «for having taken part in the Crimean and Chyhyryn campaigns»

• Construction of Fortified Stanitsas, Settlement of Cossacks on the Borders, and Holding of Hostages (1736–1740) — technique Construction of Fortresses

  Tkhamokova records, served as fortifications, since each such stanitsa «was in effect a small fortress serving for protection against enemy raids»