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	VLBORG - LoveToKnow Article on VLBORG (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The population was estimated in 1906 as 1,730,400.
		The Finnish tribes, Muroma and Merya, which formerly inhabited the region, have been absorbed by the Slavs, as also have the Karelians, who are supposed to have formerly inhabited the territory.
		The descendants of the few hundred Karelian families, which were settled by Peter the Great on the shores of Lake Pereyaslavl, still, however, preserve their own language.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /V/VL/VLBORG.htm (1470 words)

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		The Muroma c an probably also be considered as a major grouping of the Mordvins, and therefore the testimony of the written evidence on the Muroma will also be considered in this section.
		\par \pard \qj \tab Popov (1948) identified the Muroma with the Mordvins on the strength of the toponyms, while the comparison of the archaeological heritage of the Muroma and the Erza led Stepanov (1968; 1970) to conclude that the Muroma and the Erza were one and the same people.
		The identification of the Muroma with the Erza is not a particularly well-g rounded proposal seeing that there are certain differences between their archaeological relics, and neither are there any grounds for doubting, on the basis of the Russian sources, the existence of a Muroma people.
	mek.oszk.hu /01700/01794/01794.rtf (13446 words)

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		Date: 07 Jul 1998 11:08 PM The Kyivan "Rus Chronicles" which contain the famous "Povist Vremenykh Lit" by Nestor tells very clearly that the Russian nation is descended primarily from Finno-Ugric tribes and not Slavic tribes.
		These Finno-Ugric tribes are identified as the Chud, Ves, Meria, Muroma, Cheremysy, Mordva, Perm, Pechera, Yam, Zymyhola, Kors, Narova, and Lib.
		These Finno-Ugric tribes were the indigenous tribes which lived in the area which is now European Russia into which the Slavic tribes of Slovenes and Kryvychi slowly pressed in and eventually became absorbed.
	www.pbs.org /netforum/static/faceofrussia/25.html (673 words)

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		The Muroma The ethnonym Muroma was unknown to travellers and merchants from various lands, and only appears in the Russian sources, in the Povest’ vremennyh let, where the Muroma are listed among the peoples of the Oka region (PSRL I, 10-11).
		Popov (1948) identified the Muroma with the Mordvins on the strength of the toponyms, while the comparison of the archaeological heritage of the Muroma and the Erza led Stepanov (1968; 1970) to conclude that the Muroma and the Erza were one and the same people.
		The identification of the Muroma with the Erza is not a particularly well-grounded proposal seeing that there are certain differences between their archaeological relics, and neither are there any grounds for doubting, on the basis of the Russian sources, the existence of a Muroma people.
	www.mek.ro /01700/01794/01794.doc (16073 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Archaeological remains from the Muroma date back to the first millennium B.C. in the form of fortified towns.
		However, Ilya Muromet’s name, like the city itself, is probably also derived from the ancient Muroma tribes, undermining the theory that the city was named after the legendary hero.
		The layout of the city’s center, similar to that of Vladimir and Moscow, was based on the radial plan of development prevalent throughout ancient Rus.
	www.reec.uiuc.edu /outreach/fulbright/documents/vladimirhistory.doc (22495 words)

	The Finno-Ugrians, Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		To the south and east of the Vepses lived the Merians, now linguistically extinct, who covered the territory between the Oka and the upper Volga.
		Farther south and east lived the now equally extinct Muroma, and then various tribes of Cheremisses, and finally the Mordvins.
		The connecting links between the Vepses and the Cheremisses have disappeared, and the groups that have survived have suffered great losses of territory.
	www.cograce.org /literature/racesofeurope/chapter-IX8.htm (1816 words)

	Papers on Finno-Ugric Peoples and other Minority Issues
		As a result of wars, intermarriage and cultural mixture several Central Finno-Ugric ethnies such as Merya, Meshchera, and Muroma disappeared swallowed by Slav majority of Vyatichies, Krivichies and other pre-Russian ethnies.
		It can be stated that, whereas Central Finno-Ugric ethnies of Merya, Meshchera, Muroma disappeared, Eastern Finno-Ugric ethnies of Mari, Erzya and Moksha, Udmurts and Komi survived and were in the process of transforming themselves to nations principally because their geographically isolated but also culturally border-position between the Orthodox Russia and the Muslim East.
		They managed to establish their ethnic identity due to periphery location in the Russian empire and to preserve it because of their unique anthropological features, languages, the system of myths, notably, of assumed common descent.
	www.suri.ee /papers/zamjatine.html (6608 words)

	Abridged History of Ukraine - KYIVAN RUS CHRONICLES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Up North lived tribes which were not Slavs: Chud, Ves, Merya, Muroma, Cheremys, Mordva, Perm, Pechera, Yam.
		They had their own language and apparently were original inhabitants, whereas Slavs came from around river Danube.
		One of them built Polotsk, where first settlers were Kryvychs, another built Rostov, where first settlers were Meryas, another built Bilo-ozero, where first settlers were Ves', another built Muroma, where first settlers were Muromas.
	www.users.bigpond.com /kyroks/nestor.html (9100 words)

	Kavkaz Center: Russia is doomed - Stirpes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Merja and Muroma already dead, Vepsia and Ingria endangered etc, etc, etc
		Merja and Muroma were the first states in Moscow area and many russians also know that
		Is there any legitimate evidences which holds the right to russians keep those areas?
	forum.stirpes.net /showthread.php?t=650 (1472 words)

	T&SShetlandSPSBSsale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Reluctantly for sale having been breeding for 57 years.
		Pedigree goes back to Hople Muroma (130) and Odin (32).
		Running with Kerswell Macho 04343, outstanding palomino stallion April to September and not seen to return.
	www.shetland-pony.com /reading (1791 words)

	VaasaEmg
		Muroma, M.J., (2004), ‘Marketing Strategies of Success in the Finnish Electricity Market Since Deregulation’ Forthcoming Ph.D. dissertation, University of Vaasa.
		Lewis, P.E., M. Pakkanen and M. Muroma (2004) "
		The Electricity Customer's Lot - The status of the deregulated Finnish electricity market, consequences for the customer" Finnish Ministry of Trade and Industry (
	www.vaasaemg.com /index2.php?smenu=submenu_research.htm&text1=text1_research&text2=text2_library (2033 words)

	Mikael Agricolan Kirkko \| Helsinki \| WCities Destination Guide
		Agricola church was designed by Lars Sonck (architect of the famous Kallio church) together with Arvo Muroma.
		Any similarities between this church and the Kallio one are almost impossible to find, as they represent totally different eras.
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	www.wcities.com /en/record/,91139/96/record.html (140 words)

	History of the ancient town of Murom, by Vladimir Chernyshev
		Latest Update: 16 January 2001 (New eMail address and URL)
		First mentioned in chronicles in 862, the ancient town of Murom came into being at the place of the Finno-Ugric tribe "Muroma" settlement.
		The Slavs took roots here, on the steep bank of the river Oka by the end of the 10th century.
	feefhs.org /RU/MUROM/HISTORY0.HTML (562 words)

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