Летописные сообщения о взятии Великого города 1236 и 1241 гг.: происхождение текста и возможные источники

С. 9–17.

Гребенников Н. Ю.

The record about sacking the Volga Bulgaria and destruction its capital during the Mongol invasion in 1236  was reflected in Novgorodian chronicling and Vladimir-Suzdalian as well. Nevertheless, their contents differ from each other. The question about it appearance in Novgorod First Chronicle, presumed sources of this evidence and the time of composing its text has not discussed in historiography yet, while it is very vivid example for understanding in which ways and how the non-Novgorodian records appear in Novgorod First Chronicle. The record of 1241  in the Nikon Chronicle is also expected thorough examination because researches do not hesitate in its reliable information, despite the late origin of the chronicle. In the article suggests possible solutions on the issues.

Keywords: Old-Russian chronicles, Novgorodian chronicling, Vladimir-Suzdalian chronicling, the Nikon chronicle, the Volga Bulgaria, the Mongol invasion, древнерусские летописи, новгородское летописание, владимиро-суздальское летописание, Никоновская летопись, Волжская Булгария, монголо-татарское нашествие

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История России с древнейших времен до XXI века: проблемы, дискуссии, новые взгляды: Сборник статей Международной научно-практической школы-конференции молодых ученых. Москва, 24-25 ноября 2020 г.

М.: Институт российской истории РАН, 2020.