• Journal title: Wschodni Rocznik Humanistyczny
• ISSN: 1731-982X (print)
• Publisher: Towarzystwo Nauki i Kultury "Libra"
• Country of publisher: poland
• Date added to EuroPub: 2019/Sep/27

• LCC Subject Category: Social Sciences, Sociology, Humanities
• Publisher's keywords: Boborykin, Moscow State, Smuta, Veliky Novgorod
• Language of fulltext: polish, english, russian, ukrainian
• Full-text formats available: PDF
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Aleksandr Malov

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This article is a rough drawing that at the same time is introducing newly found published and non-published biographical details about Jakow, the son of Michail Boborykin who died on 15th October, 1629. Boborykin was a man typical for the Time of Troubles period but in the end, he turned out to be the most popular and the most distinctive member of his family. He made a staggering career from a provincial nobleman to a Second in line Judge (org. в Prikaz Pomyestnyi). The starting point of this career was the swift move from serving the Swedes to serving the new Tsar who has just assumed power in Moscow.