"New geographical map of the Northern lands of the Great Kingdom of Moscow" N. Visskher 1720 as a source of the history of northern monasteries

The article examines a map printed in Amsterdam in 1720 by Piscator Jr. It is of considerable interest from the point of view of historical geography for studying the densely populated Russian North with a huge number of towns and villages, temples and monasteries, many of which are now lost. The main topic of the work is the study of rich factual material and the clarification of a number of toponyms, which Dutch masters often wrote down, significantly distorting the Russian names.

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Russian Journal of Church History
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2024-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.15829/2686-973x-2024-166
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Central European and Russian historical studies
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"New geographical map of the Northern lands of the Great Kingdom of Moscow" N. Visskher 1720 as a source of the history of northern monasteries

E. V. Guvakova
Russian Journal of Church History
Central European and Russian historical studies
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"New geographical map of the Northern lands of the Great Kingdom of Moscow" N. Visskher 1720 as a source of the history of northern monasteries

E. V. Guvakova
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Abstract

The article examines a map printed in Amsterdam in 1720 by Piscator Jr. It is of considerable interest from the point of view of historical geography for studying the densely populated Russian North with a huge number of towns and villages, temples and monasteries, many of which are now lost. The main topic of the work is the study of rich factual material and the clarification of a number of toponyms, which Dutch masters often wrote down, significantly distorting the Russian names.

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"New geographical map of the Northern lands of the Great Kingdom of Moscow" N. Visskher 1720 as a source of the history of northern monasteries — E. V. Guvakova · Russian Journal of Church History (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS