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justablankcanvasblog · 2 months
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This is the capital of the ancient principality of Emder, lost in the Ob taiga of the Khanty-Mansiysk district, 19 years ago known exclusively for the heroic epic of those places.
Residents of the Urals, ancient Ugra - who are they? They are usually considered hantas and mansyas, but is this true?
As a rule, answering this question, most inhabitants begin to talk about the inhabitants of the taiga - hunters and fishermen.
Someone will remember that they belong to the Finno-Ugric peoples and are distant relatives of the Hungarians.
But few people imagine that in the Middle Ages (IX-XVI centuries) in terms of their level of development, these taiga inhabitants differed little from the inhabitants of Kievan Rus. Including visually.
They controlled most of the present Urals and Western Siberia and the Perm Territory, including Sverdlovsk, part of the Chelyabinsk and Kurgan regions.
All this territory was divided between a dozen principalities, in which, as in any medieval kingdom, there were their city-fortress, guarding agglomerations of villages, warriors, militia, small and large princes.
And yet – the medieval inhabitants of this area were not just hunters and fishermen.
They knew metal and cattle. It is no accident that one of the main revered animals among the descendants of local residents is still considered a horse.
Their trade links, mostly fur, extended to Veliky Novgorod in the west and Iran in the south.
In the XV-XVI centuries, they repeatedly and sometimes quite successfully attacked the eastern possessions of the Russians - the Perm lands, ruled by the Stroganovs.
However, with the arrival of Mongoloids from Central Asia, including the army of Kuchum from Bukhara, and the subsequent campaign of Yermak, the culture of the peoples of the Urals began to regress.
It is important that by the end of the XIX – beginning of the XX century, only legends remained about the former glory of the Ural tribes.
One of them - "Bulin about the heroes of the city of Emder" - at the end of the 19th century recorded the famous researcher of the Tyumen north Seraphim Patkanov.
It tells about the campaign of local heroes from the former city of Emder - the capital of the principality of the same name on Konda.
Now it is a river in KhMAO, and in the Middle Ages it was also the name of another local principality.
In general, from the legends recorded by Patkanov, it follows that the Ural heroes lived a normal life of medieval feudal lords - they built powerful fortresses, their dwellings were full of gold, silver and silk, they arranged feasts, lists, etc.
However, to find exactly where all this happened, it was possible only after almost 100 years.
Actually, because of this, Emder was dubbed the "Siberian Troy", comparing with the circumstances of the "discovery in 1871 by Heinrich Schliemann of the ancient city, known until then only by the "Iliad" of Homer.
In 1994, Ekaterinburg archaeologists Sergei Koksharov and Alexei Zykov, based on the stories of local residents, found a settlement 70 kilometers south of Nyagan on the high cape of the Yendyr River, which they called with reference to the geography of Yendyrskoye-I.
Judging by the size, serious fortification (it was surrounded by several rows of moats and ramparts), collected artifacts, it was the lost capital of the Principality of Emder.
Almost two decades of research of the settlement and the surrounding area only confirmed this assumption.
It turned out that the surrounding area has been popular with people since the Bronze Age (2 thousand years BC).
In total, nine settlements and fortified settlements were found here, as well as several burial grounds (another archaeological term denoting ancient cemeteries).
Two of them belong directly to the medieval Emder, that is, residents of the capital city found their last refuge here.
Emder itself, by the standards of that era, is a serious military-political center, structurally included (through the payment of tribute) in the larger Kodskoy principality.
This is supported by the collections of things collected by archaeologists, including weapons and jewelry made of silver and bronze.
What the medieval city looked like is best illustrated by a mock-up reconstruction exhibited in the Nyagan Museum and Cultural Center.
Everything is made of wood: two rows of log fortress walls with gate towers, in the center of the princely chambers, housing for selected warriors, forge.
During its 400-year existence (XII-XVI centuries), the city was rebuilt nine times.
Most often due to fires, and in some cases it was clearly burned during hostilities.
Despite years of fieldwork, exploration of the area is far from complete.
In particular, this year a joint expedition of Yekaterinburg archaeologists and a detachment of Nyagan schoolchildren continued to study one of the burial grounds.
The main question now is how to popularize the material obtained by scientists.
A few years ago, a project appeared to create an open-air historical and archaeological museum near Nyagan, on the territory of which it was planned to restore the medieval fortress city of Emder in full size.
Such museums in the “Tyumen nesting doll” are not uncommon.
In Khanty-Mansiysk operates "TorumMaa" (Land of NumTorum - the supreme deity in the Ugorsk pantheon).
In Yugorsk - "Suevat-paul" (village of northern winds). But everywhere there is only a traditional way of life of the peoples of the Urals - taiga hunters and fishermen, and nowhere is there a hint of their much richer past.
Either because of the lack of funds, or because of fear to show that the peoples of the Urals were not just Khanty and Mansi, but white people, with a developed civilization, perhaps because of this, so far, the project of reconstruction of the capital of the Emder principality lies under the cloth.
Meanwhile, Emder at the moment continues to be, perhaps, one of the few qualitatively studied medieval fortresses in Russia.
Over the past two years, the condition of the monument and its surrounding area has seriously deteriorated. First, there was a powerful forest fire, then the remains of the fortress were almost destroyed by tractors and timber trucks that removed the burner.
The view of the cape towering tens of meters above the water cut and the powerful ramparts crowning it, which unexpectedly came to you from the taiga, made a strong impression. In 2013, this place, which turned out to be on the edge of a giant forest cutting, littered with fallen trunks and branches, is visually no longer so bright.
But only externally and only for those who do not know what exactly is hidden behind this logging.
Emder, Siberian Troy - waiting for its reconstruction !
Ekaterina Losetskaya
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chunkletskhl · 2 years
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Stunning result in the VHL today, as 16th-seed Gornyak-UGMK Verkhnyaya Pyshma knocked regular-season champs Ugra Khanty-Mansiysk out of the Petrov Cup playoffs in six games. Here the Gornyak players salute the crowd at the end of the deciding game. (Image Source)
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captainofhopes · 5 years
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"Made in Motherland" - project created by Khanti-Mansiysk Foundation of Fashion. Collection is based on national clothes of Siberian indigenous people.
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lupinepublishers · 5 years
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Lupine Publishers-journal of Hepatology
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Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is a Gram-negative bacterium responsible for the development of gastritis that may further progress to more severe conditions, peptic ulcer disease and gastric cancer [1,2]. H. pylori have infected from 80% to 90% of the population in Russia [3]. Despite the ongoing discussion on which H. pylori infected patients should be treated up till full eradication of the infection, eradication depending on the prevalence of strains resistant to antibacterial preparations using for treatment [4]. Currently, the eradication of H. pylori is managed by the use of a triple therapy, involving the co-administration of two antibiotics and a proton pump inhibitor or bismuth during ten or fourteen days [4,5]. The resistance of H. pylori to antibiotic is a key problem to all bacteria, gaining importance if leads to treatment failure [6]. Even with the current most effective treatment regimens, about 10% to 20% of patients will fail to eradicate Helicobacter pylori infection [7]. The study of eradication failure in Russian Federation was not found, more over in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Ugra was not found as well. The most prescribed preparations are the Macrolides, Fluoroquinolones, Amoxicillin, Nitroimidazoles, Tetracycline among others. At the same time among the antibiotics applied in schemes of eradication H. pylori of the first line, most the problem of resistance is particularly actually to a Clarithromycin [8]. According to work of De Francesco and others in the world population the following indicators of resistance of H. pylori to antibiotics in schemes of eradication therapy Table 1 are noted [9].
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dashassti · 3 years
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On March 18, 2022, the Winter Paralympic Games "We are Together" officially started in Russia. Sports"
The competitions were held in Khanty-Mansiysk from March 17 to March 21.
The opening ceremony took place in the concert and theater complex "Ugra-Classic"
They were organized after the International Paralympic Committee suspended Russian and Belarusian athletes from the Beijing Games.
In addition to our and Belarusians, Paralympians from Tajikistan, Armenia and Kazakhstan also participated.
There were more than fifty athletes at the start.
They have been preparing for the Paralympics in Beijing for the last year.
The fact that the national team will not be allowed to perform even under a neutral flag, the athletes learned on the eve of the opening ceremony.
That evening, many athletes seriously thought of giving up sports altogether.
The salvation was the news that the launches will still take place on their native land.
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sibirsibir · 6 years
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Khanty-Mansiysk, Siberia Ugra Chess Academy Photograph by Frank Herfort
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petternorthugjr · 8 years
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offseason races/ events
as World Cup season “ended” bit earlier than expected: (Oslo Skishow, Blink, TIV are fellesdatoer for NT skiers, but most likely not all show up and as Løfshus said before, NT has other priorities so there won’t be many races with them during summer…)
MARCH Saturday, 18.03.2017 NNM Tromsø 30km (Petter) Birkebeinerrennet (Eirik, Sundby…) Sunday, 19.03.2017 NNM Team Sprint (Petter, Even) Wednesday, 22.03.2017 Kulåssprinten, Sarpsborg NOR (Petter, Tomas, Even, Ola, Maiken, Sondre) Saturday, 25.03.2017 Årefjallsloppet, Åre SWE Haukelirennet NOR (Sjur, Anders) Kobberløpet NOR (Petter, Niklas, Sundby) Sunday, 26.03.2017 Storlirennet, Meråker NOR (Petter, Emil, Didrik, Johannes) Thursday, 30.03.2017 NM Team Sprint
APRIL Saturday,01.04.2017 NM 5/10k F Sunday, 02.04.2017 NM 30/50km C Flyktningerennet, Lierne NOR (Petter, Tomas) Thursday, 06.04.2017 Fjalltopphelgen Sprint Bruksvallarna SWE (Tomas, Even, Klæbo, Stina) Friday, 07.04.2017 Fjalltopphelgen 100m SuperSprint Ramundberget SWE Saturday, 08.04.2017 Ugraloppet/ Ugra Ski Marathon Khanty-Mansiysk RUS (Petter, Sergey) Yllas-Levi (Ski Classics) FIN Fjalltopphelgen Fjalltopploppet Bruksvallarna SWE Wednesday, 12.04.2017 Sandfjellrennet, Hauka NOR Thursday, 13.04.2017 Egebergrennet, Tolga NOR Saturday,15.04.2017 Monsterbakken Opp, Sjusjøen NOR (Sundby) Sunday, 16.04.2017 Redbull Homerun Åre SWE Monday, 17.04.2017 Vårlonken Mosvik NOR Saturday, 22.04.2017 Skarverennet Finse NOR (Sundby, Sjur, Pål) Wednesday, 26.-29.04.2017 Bysprinten Mosjøen NOR (Finn, Klæbo, Anders...) Friday, 28.04.2017 Snørock, Sjusjøen NOR Saturday, 29.04.2017 Fossavatn Ski Marathon, Seljalandsdalur ICE (Petter)
MAY Saturday, 07.05.2017 Wings for Life World Run, Stavanger NOR (Petter, Heidi (Hellner in Kalmar SWE)) Tuesday, 09.05.2017 BDO-Mila Bergen Wednesday, 10.05.2017 BDO-Mila Lillestrøm Thursday, 11.05.2017 BDO-Mila Hamar (Sjur, Ingvild) Saturday, 13.05.2017 Holmenkollstafetten Oslo NOR
JUNE Wednesday, 07.06.2017 BDO-Mila Skien (Emil, Sundby) and Tønsberg Thursday, 08.06.2017 BDO-Mila Molde and Fredrikstad Tuesday,10.06.2017 Oslo Skishow, Oslo NOR Thursday,15.06.2017 BDO-Mila Trondheim Saturday, 24.06.2017 Sommarlandsprinten, Bø NOR Sunday, 25.06.2017 Kanalrennet NOR Wednesday, 28.06.2017 St.Olavsloppet Thursday, 29.06.2017 St.Olavsloppet Friday, 30.06.2017 St.Olavsloppet TIV Sommerskiskole ? 16.-21.7. Sommereventyret ? 22.-27.7. Sommereventyret ?
JULY Saturday, 01.07.2017 St. Olavsloppet Sunday, 02.07.2017 FIS Rollerski WC Mst C uphill Oroslavje CRO Monday, 03.07.2017 FIS Rollerski WC Mst F Oroslavje CRO Tuesday, 04.07.2017 FIS Rollerski WC Sprint F Oroslavje CRO Wednesday, 26.07.2017 BLINK langløp Thursday, 27.07.2017 BLINK Lysebotn Opp Friday, 28.07.2017 BLINK mass start Saturday, 29.07.2017 BLINK sprint
Inge Bråten Memorial ?
AUGUST Thursday, 03.08.2017 FIS Rollerski WCH Sprint F Solleftea SWE Friday, 04.08.2017 FIS Rollerski WCH Mst C Solleftea SWE Saturday, 05.08.2017 FIS Rollerski WCH Tsp F Solleftea SWE Sunday, 06.08.2017 FIS Rollerski WCH interval start F Solleftea SWE Thursday, 10.08.2017 Trysil Rulleskisprint Friday, 11.08.2017 FIS Rollerski WC Sprint F Madona LAT Saturday, 12.08.2017 FIS Rollerski WC Prologue C Madona LAT Sunday, 13.08.2017 FIS Rollerski WC Pursuit F Madona LAT Thursday, 17.08.2017 Toppidrettsveka Friday,18.08.2017 Toppidrettsveka Saturday, 19.08.2017 Toppidrettsveka Thursday,27.08.2017 Alliansloppet SWE
Kirkebakken Grand Prix ? 5.-10.08. Sommereventyret ? 10.-15.08. Sommereventyret ?
SEPTEMBER Friday, 08.09.2017 FIS Rollerski WC Sprint F Trento ITA Saturday, 09.09.2017 FIS Rollerski WC Uphill C Monte Bondone ITA Sunday, 10.09.2017 FIS Rollerksi WC Pursuit F Trento ITA
Ranheim til topps ?
OCTOBER Hommelvik Grand Prix ?
to be updated…
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Снег☃привет... #khantymansiysk #ugra #siberia #хантымансийск #югра #хмао #сибирь #ноябрь #сессия #югу #студент #снежинки #снег #холодно #мороз #dimasik💱 В Ханты-Мансийске буду месяц 💆работа 📚 учёба 📸 встречи... (at Khanty-Mansiysk Airport)
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societyresource · 7 years
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Russia: Authorities confirm knife-wielding assailant neutralised in Surgut
Russia: Authorities confirm knife-wielding assailant neutralised in Surgut
Investigative Committee of Russia for the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous District of Ugra spokesperson Alina Nikiforova stated that a knife-wielding man who attacked passers-by on the streets of Surgut, injuring seven, was killed by police, speaking from Surgut, Saturday. Video ID: 20170819 022 Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: [email protected] Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook:…
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chunkletskhl · 2 years
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HK Tambov's Alexander Timiryov (#10 in dark) makes a sortie against goalie Matvei Botov and his Khimik Voskresensk team-mates. That's Maxim Krovyakov (#98 in yellow) keeping a close on Timiryov. That photo from a game a few days ago; Tambov and Khimik will meet again in the first round of the VHL playoffs, starting on February 21st! Full 1st-round pairings (seeding in brackets):
(1) Ugra Khanty-Mansiysk v (16) Gornyak-UGMK Verkhnyaya Pyshma (2) Metallurg Novokuznets v (15) SKA-Neva St. Petersburg (3) Sokol Krasnoyarsk v (14) Molot Perm (4) Dizel Penza v (13) Toros Neftekamsk (5) Rubin Tyumen v (12) Chelmet Chelyabinsk (6) Lada Togliatti v (11) AKM Tula Oblast (7) Neftyanik Almetyevsk v (10) Zauralye Kurgan (8) HK Tambov v (9) Khimik Voskresensk
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chunkletskhl · 5 years
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Ugra Khanty-Mansiysk defenceman Sergei Kuznetsov on station in front of his goalie, Oleg Shilin, during the 2018-19 VHL playoffs.  (Image Source)
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chunkletskhl · 6 years
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Ugra Khanty-Mansiysk’s Daniil Ilyin with a chance against SKA St. Petersburg goalie Igor Shestyorkin during a game early in the 2017-18 KHL season.  SKA and Ugra would finish, respectively, first and last in the regular season; the quarterly season splits help show how that happened.  (Image Source)
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chunkletskhl · 7 years
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Finnish forward Veli-Matti Savinainen with Ugra Khanty-Mansiysk during the 2013-14 season.  After a sterling performance in the Liiga last year, Savinainen returns to Ugra for the up-coming campaign; here’s a team preview!  (Image Source)
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chunkletskhl · 4 years
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Got to thinking the other night, for no particular reason, about the Nadezhda Cup (the “Cup of Hope”), the KHL’s short-lived post-season tournament for teams that missed the playoffs.  It ran for two seasons, won in 2012-13 by Dinamo Riga and in 2013-14 by Avangard Omsk.  Dinamo Riga’s Roberts Bukarts, top left photo, was the tournament’s all-time scoring leader (13 gp, 7-7-14), with Avangard Omsk’s Nikita Pivtsakin, top right, the top-scoring defenceman (11 gp, 5-4-9). Alexei Kuznetsov appeared for both Amur Khabarovsk and Ugra Khanty-Mansiysk in the Nadezhda Cup (the bottomphoto shows him with the former), and his 18 games played in the tournament leads all netminders in that category.  
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chunkletskhl · 6 years
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Handshakes after a 2017-18 KHL game between Lada Tolyatti (in blue) and Ugra Khanty-Mansiysk.  Those teams will likely be renewing acquaintances in the VHL next season, as they were excluded from KHL membership for the 2018-19 season at yesterday’s league Board meeting.  Here’s a look at that decision, and at some other items coming out of that meeting.  (Image Source)
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chunkletskhl · 7 years
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Ugra Khanty-Mansiysk captain Konstantin Panov greets goalie Alexander Lazushin of Lada Tolyatti after an October, 2017, KHL game (in the background are Ugra’s Yevgeny Skachkov and Lada’s Denis Yezhov).  The KHL futures of both clubs came in for some discussion this week at the league’s Board of Directors meeting;  @vorkywh24 has more on that at the blog!  (Image Source)
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