Bylina “Wolga and Mikula Selyaninovich” in brief summary

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1. Summary of “Volga and Mikula Selyaninovich” The story of “Volga and Mikula Selyaninovich” belongs to the Novgorod cycle of epic tales. The brief content of the work allows the reader to compare two different images: the prince’s nephew and a simple plowman-peasant. According to some reports, in this epic the main characters are two pagan gods: Mikula is responsible for agriculture, […]...
2. Summary “Byliny Mikula Selyaninovich” Mikula Selyaninovich – one of the most popular epic heroes, is not just a hero, but a hero-plowman, beloved by the “damp earth”. Bylin begins with a story about the life of the prince’s son Volgi Svyatoslavovich. Svyatoslav lived ninety years, Once upon a time Svyatoslav resigned. Remained from him a child sweet, Young Volga […]...
3. Bylina “Churila Plenkovich” in the summary In the capital city of Kiev, Grand Duke Vladimir has a feast. At the feast princes, boyars and mighty warriors. Suddenly there are a hundred fellows, followed by a hundred more, and for those and a hundred more. All of them are beaten-wounded, the violent heads are tied with sashes. The beaten fellows beat the […]...
4. Bylina “Dobrynya and Vasiliy Kazimirovich” in the summary Prince Vladimir arranges a noble feast, which attracts numerous guests. Everyone is satisfied with delicious dishes and good wine. The owner himself walks about the hall and looks thoughtfully at the noisy feast. Then he turns to the crowd with a question: who will do him a great service? Who will go to Polovetskaya’s distant […]...
5. Bylina “Volkh Vseslavich” in the summary Vseslavich was marked by significant phenomena in nature: “the moon shone brightly in the sky a month the cheese of the blue earth shook.” But this is not all – at the time of the appearance of the baby the fish went to the depths of the sea, the birds took off for the clouds, […]...
6. Bylina “Danila Lovchanin” in the summary Prince Vladimir has a feast with a mountain. Princes, boyars and heroes, having been fed up and drunk, are boasting before each other: some – wealth, others – force, merchants – goods, boyars – estates and fiefdoms. Danila Denisievich does not boast alone. Prince Vladimir asks him whether he is silent because he has nothing […]...
7. Bylina “Sadko” in brief summary Sadko – a young guslar from Veliky Novgorod At the beginning of the story, he is poor, proud and proud. His only asset is the ragged gusli, on which he plays, passing from one merry feast to another. However, the day comes, and after him another, the third, when Sadko is not invited to an […]...
8. Painting by Repin “Tolstoy on arable land” Of particular interest are portraits that reveal the writer’s spiritual world, unusual and complex. These include the painting by Ilya Repin “The Plowman LN Tolstoy in the Field”. In the 70 years in the life of the writer is a profound change. Like the hero of his story “After the ball” to Ivan Vasilyevich, Tolstoy […]...
9. Bylina “Alyosha and Sister Zbrodovichey” in brief summary The Kiev prince Vladimir is having a feast. Princes, boyars, heroes, Cossacks, burlaks and peasants are sitting at the feast. Having eaten and drunk, everyone starts to brag: who is the “golden treasury”, who is the “broad court”, who is the “good horse”, and the unreasonable brag about “young wife” and “sister”. Only two brothers […]...
10. Bylina “Alyosha Popovich and Tugarin Zmeevich” in brief The young hero Alyosha Popovich and his servant Ekim drive up to the stone, on which it is written, where three roads lead: to Tugarin, to Vuyandin and to the Kiev prince Vladimir. Well done they decide to go to Vladimir. Vladimir is having a feast in Kiev. The prince puts Alyosha in a place […]...
11. Bylina “Dyuk Stepanovich” in brief summary From the glorious city of Galich, from the rich land of Volyn, a kind fellow, Dyuk Stepanovich, left to go hunting. But hunting did not work out – for nothing, he shot his expensive arrows. Duke collected all the arrows in the quiver and returned home to Galich, and it was on the Great Saturday. […]...
12. Bylina “Dobrynya and Serpent” in brief summary A great misfortune came. The monstrous multi-headed Serpent began to raid Russia, stealing innocent civilians and glorious warriors who could not resist him. Dobrynya Nikitich decided to fight the Serpent. He did not listen to his mother, who warned him not to go far in a clear field, to the Sorochinsky mountain, where small snakes […]...
13. Bylina “Dobrynya and Marinka” in the summary Efimia Alexandrovna conjures her son: when he goes to walk around Kiev, to avoid the alley on which the Queen’s son Marina Kaidalievna lives. She has already enticed a lot of noble and simple people with her magic charms and killed them all mercilessly. On her account destroyed nine Russian heroes, and Dobrynya can expect […]...
14. Bylina “Dobrynya Nikitich, his wife and Alyosha Popovich” in a summary After many hard, but also bloody feats, Dobrynya Nikitich was spun from repentance. He turned to his mother with bitter words of reproach: it would be better if you did not give birth to me, I would not kill innocent souls then, did not orphan small children, did not shed blood in vain. Mother answered […]...
15. The village in medieval Europe. The peasants Medieval Europe lived mainly at the expense of agriculture. Agriculture up to the XIX century. was primitive, the technique was not used. The tools of labor remained great-great. The earth loosened up somehow, it was not fertilized, nevertheless they wanted it to yield a good harvest. Of course, under such conditions, the yields were extremely […]...
16. Volga 1. How and why did the natural features and economic use of the Volga change after the creation of the Volga cascade? After the creation of the Volga cascade of HPPs, which significantly increased the level and regulated the regime of the river, it was possible to put an end to floods and spills and […]...
17. The Painting Surikov “Stepan Razin” The hardest of all Surikov was given his last work – “Stepan Razin”. Razin – the leader of the peasant movement, mighty, courageous, a man of great will, uniting numerous detachments of the insurgent Cossacks and peasants who made bold hikes to the lower reaches of the Volga, along the Caspian Sea. It is interesting […]...
18. Summary “A Tale of Ruff Yershovich, Son of Schetinnikov” In one of the cities of the Rostov district there is a court. Boyarin Sturgeon, the governor of the Khvalyn sea Som and the ship muzhiks – Sudak and Pike-trepetuha look at the petition on Yersha, which was made up by peasants from the Rostov district, the fish Bream and Chub. They accuse Ersh that […]...
19. Images of heroes in Russian epics In the epic heroes are glorified, in the images of which the best qualities of the people and his heroic deeds were embodied. Endowed with a sense of dignity, the heroes defend the honor of their homeland. In each epic they have to solve the main question, to make the main act, on which the […]...
20. Summary “The History of Pugachev” Emelyan Pugachev was an ordinary subject of Russia, born in 1742 and (presumably), in the village of Zimoveyska. However, at that time no one suspected that historians would actively study the history of Pugachev’s uprising in the future. Briefly his biography can be described as follows: in 1769 he passed military service, participating in the […]...
21. Summary Vision of Peter Pahar W. Langland Vision of Peter Pahar The prologue tells how the author “put on rough clothes, as if he were a shepherd”, and went roaming the “wide world to listen to his miracles.” Tired, he lay down on the Malvern hills, by the stream, and soon fell asleep. And he had a wonderful dream. He […]...
22. “The Vision of Peter Pahar” by Lengland in short summary The prologue tells how the author “put on… coarse clothes, as if <…> was a shepherd,” and went roaming the “wide world to listen to his miracles.” Tired, he lay down on the Malvern hills, by the stream, and soon fell asleep. And he had a wonderful dream. He looked east and saw a tower […]...
23. Population and economy of the Volga region 1. What features of the population were influenced by the Volga and its tributaries? At all times, the development of territories and resettlement went on the rivers. In the forest regions the rivers were the main transport arteries, and water supply is necessary for the management of any economy and life in general. Fisheries and […]...
24. Agriculture in medieval Europe Medieval Europe was quite clearly divided into two agricultural zones: 1) southern, Mediterranean, where the ancient traditions of ancient farming remained, and 2) a temperate climate zone located north of the Alpine mountains. In the south, the main grain crop was wheat. They also sowed barley, grew legumes, grapes, olives. Bread sowed under the winter: […]...
25. Summary “Brothers Robbers” by Pushkin Like a pack of ravens “on piles of smoldering bones,” a gang of bandits flies to the Volga. Here people of different “tribes, dialects, states” – fugitives from the Don, long-haired Jewish outcasts, steppe inhabitants, gypsies, Finns. Danger, blood, debauchery, deceit – The essence of the terrible family ties. There comes a late night. The […]...
26. Summary of “The Star of Fields” Rubtsov In the frozen haze the lyrical hero sees his “star of the fields.” From a great height, she looks at the ground, in the wormwood (an unfrozen or slightly melted place on the icy surface of the reservoir). But the clock struck twelve. So, the field came down midnight. There was a borderline time of […]...
27. “Yan’s successor to the Tribute” in summary Tribute, the throne heir of the Yan kingdom, lived hostage in the Qin country. The prince there mocked him, did not let him go home. The insulted Tribute planned to take revenge on the offender. Escaping finally from captivity, he began to call the bravest warriors for a campaign against the ruler Qin. But the […]...
28. “Brothers and Sisters” by Abramov in summary Pekashinsky muzhik Stepan Andreyevitch Stavrov cut down the house on the slope of the mountain, in the cool twilight of a huge larch. Yes, not a house – a two-story house with a small side shelter in addition. There was a war. In Pekashino there were old people, children and women. Without a look in […]...
29. Summary “Bylin about Alyosha Popovich” In the glorious city of Rostov, at the Rostov priest’s cathedral was a single son. His name was Alyosha, they nicknamed him Father Popovich. Alyosha Popovich did not read and write, he did not sit down for books, but learned to own a spear from a small age, to shoot from archery, to tame heroic […]...
30. Summary FA Abramov Brothers and Sisters FA Abramov Brothers and sisters Pekashinsky muzhik Stepan Andreyevitch Stavrov cut down the house on the mountainside, in the cool twilight of a huge larch. Yes, not a house – a two-story house with a small side shelter in addition. There was a war. In Pekashino there were old people, children and women. Without a […]...
31. The Painting by Venetsianov “On the plowland, Spring” The picture of Alexei Gavrilovich Venetsianov “On a plowland, Spring” at first glance seems a little strange and contains many questions. However, without it it is inconceivable to imagine Russian painting. Let’s look at this picture together, ask all the questions that arise and try to answer them. We see the plowed field in the […]...
32. The Ukrainian city in the second half of 19 in What was the Ukrainian city in the second half of the 19th century? From the second half of the 19th century. In the life and way of life of the population of Ukraine, serious changes have taken place. The most notable of these changes were in large cities, which were increasingly exposed to European influence. […]...
33. The appearance of medieval towns In the X-XIII centuries. in Europe, like mushrooms after the rain, cities grew – special, not similar to the Roman, or, even more so, modern. First they appeared in Italy, later – in Southern France, even later – in the north of France, in the Netherlands, England, Germany, the countries of Scandinavia, Ireland, Hungary, the […]...
34. The Mongol invasion of Russia. The Golden Horde yoke The fragmentation and princely internecine strife undermined the power of Russia. This situation in the XIII century. took advantage of the Mongol conquerors. The Mongols lived in the steppes of Central Asia. They were nomadic tribes, breeding horses, oxen and sheep. In 1206, at the kurultai of the Mongolian nobility, the leader of one of […]...
35. Biography of Lyubov Orlova Lubov Petrovna Orlova is an actress, People’s Artist of the USSR. Love was born on February 11, 1902 in Zvenigorod. The family of the future artist had noble roots. At the beginning of her biography Lyubov Orlova was engaged in music. Because of the desires of my parents, I entered music school at the age […]...
36. Summary “The Maltese Jew” In the prologue Machiavelli says that everyone considers him dead, but his soul flew across the Alps and he arrived in Britain to his friends. He considers religion a toy and asserts that there is no sin, but there is only stupidity, that power is affirmed only by force, and the law, like the Dragon, […]...
37. The summary of the story “Dry bread” An interesting story about a little boy Mitya 7 years old and his mother. Father Mitya died after the war, and grandfather even earlier, Mitya did not even really remember him. His mother worked on the field, harnessed oxen and plowed the land to collect a rich harvest of bread. But the summer turned out […]...
38. Summary “Early Cranes” Aimanov School in a small Kyrgyz aile. Cold, unheated class. The teacher tells the frozen and chilled children about the warm island of Ceylon, where unprecedented fruits grow, amazing animals and summer all year round. But Sultanmurat’s thoughts are far away. Many inhabitants of ail have already perished, his father is now also at the front […]...
39. Summary of Ostrovsky’s Thunderstorm The beginning of the XIX century. The city of Kalinov, standing on the steep bank of the Volga. In the first act of the play, the reader sees a public urban garden. Here the clerk of the merchant Wild Kudryash, the self-taught mechanic Kuligin and the philistine Shapkin are talking to each other. It’s about […]...
40. Biography of Stepan Razin Stepan Timofeevich Razin is a Cossack who raised the uprising of 1670-1671. He was born in a Cossack family. Biography of Stepan Razin is reliably known only from the 1660s. By this time, he had become a Cossack ataman, had received a rich military experience. After conducting negotiations with the Kalmyks, in 1662-1663 he conducted […]...