or болярин; Russian: боярин, romanized: boyarin, IPA: [bɐˈjærʲɪn], pl. бояре; Romanian: boier, IPA: [boˈjer] ; and Greek: βογιάρος. The title Boila is...
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"Good Tsar, bad Boyars" (‹See Tfd›Russian: Царь хороший, бояре плохие, romanized: Tsar khorosiy, boyarie plokhiye), sometimes also known as Naïve Monarchism...
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14th century, a new term for nobility appeared — bajorai, from Ruthenian бояре. This word is used to this day in Lithuania to refer to nobility in general...
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Очерки социально-политических отношений в домонгольский период. Князь, бояре и городская община. СПб., Университетская книга. 640 с., 2001 Грушевський...
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No. Original English Sequence 1 Иван и бояре Ivan and the Boyars • A Storm Approaches • The Black Cloud • The Riot • Ivan Implores the Boyars • Come back...
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Ivan P., Сказания русского народа, p. 129. "Было время, когда русские бояре, собравшись повеселиться, свозили из разных городов бойцов для потешения...
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people were called Boyars (Ukrainian: бояри, romanized: boyary, Rusyn: бояре, romanized: boyare, Belarusian: баяры, romanized: bajary). In the territory...
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barones), dominus (pl. domini) or, in Ruthenian texts, "great boyars" (боярe великie). Soon, the borrowed from Polish term "pan" (plural "pany", пан;...
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Chorus: "Well? Let's put it to a vote, boyars" «Что ж? Пойдём на голоса, бояре» (Boyars) Aria: "One day, at the evening hour" «Однажды, в вечерний час»...
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