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	Tsargrad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tsargrad (Old Church Slavonic: Цѣсарьградъ, Church Slavonic: Царьгра̀дъ, Russian: Царьгра́д, Bulgarian: Ца̀риград, Ukrainian: Царгород, Serbian: Цариград (Carigrad), also rendered as Czargrad and Tzargrad; see Tsar) is a historic Slavic name for the city of Constantinople, which is modern-day Istanbul in Turkey.
		It was allegedly an objective of the Tsars to recapture the city, but despite many southern advances and expansion by the empire, this was never realized owing to the Western inteference in the Crimean War.
		As the zeitgeist which spawned the term has faded, the word Tsargrad is now an archaic term in Russian.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Czargrad (291 words)

	Tsargrad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Tsargrad (Old Church Slavonic: Цѣсарьградъ;, Church Slavonic: Царьгра̀дъ;, Russian: Царьгра́д, Bulgarian: Ца̀риград, also rendered as Czargrad and Tzargrad; see Tsar) is another name for the city of
		This belief was the supported by the Russian Orthodox Church and given at least an air of legitimacy by the marriage of Ivan III to the niece of the last Byzantine Emperor.
		The royals adopted the title Tsar, and the use of the name Tsargrad made the lost city sound mysterious and royal.
	en.efactory.pl /Czargrad (285 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Czargrad
		Tsargrad (Russian: Царьгра́д, also rendered as Czargrad and Tzargrad; see Tsar) is another name for the city of Constantinople, which is modern day Istanbul in Turkey.
		As the zeitgeist which spawned the term has faded, it is now an archaic term.
		The name means "The City of the King" and is combined of Russian words "tsar" for a king and "grad" (archaic form of "gorod") for a city.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Czargrad (402 words)

	Monica Spiridon : : Cultures of Memory/Memories of Culture - PAPER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The capital-city of the Byzantine Empire has been identified as Byzantium, Constantinople, Istanbul or Tsargrad in particular circumstances by various groups of characters in works by the same author, or even by the same character in the same text revolving around religious, political, social, economic or emotional variables.
		Since it is impossible to nickname this abnormal space “Moscow” the narrator chooses to substitute it with the name of a city set as an ideal model by the Russian tsars.
		Tsargrad, the imperial city of the Caesars, becomes for the oppressed Romanians the Soviet metropolis — Moscow, the allegedly Third Rome.
	www.lingue.unibo.it /Acume/agenda/cyprus/papers/p_spiridon.htm (4711 words)

	tsargrad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		of Constantinople Three-Chapter Controversy Tongue splitting Treaty of Devol Empire of Trebizond Tsargrad V Varangian Via Egnatia W Walls of Constantinople Retrieved from andquot; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category...
		Medal in memory of the Askold's campaign against Tsargrad in 865.
		Collection According to the belief of the Orthodox Church, Constantinople (Tsargrad) was the center of the only true form of Christianity, since Rome had become the...
	tsargrad.networklive.org (237 words)

	Kievan Rus
		Although it seldom exceeded twenty metres in length, a lodya often held a crew of forty.
		According to the Chronicles, Prince Oleg "hung his shield upon the Gate of Tsargrad" and sailed back to Kiev with the treasures of his conquest.
		In 941 Grand Prince Igor Rurikovich sailed against Tsargrad with a large force of lodyas.
	www.neva.ru /EXPO96/book/chap1-1.html (876 words)

	Introduction of Theofanu
		The mesa upon which the Palace was built towered 1,400 feet above the sprawling, crowded immensity known as Tsargrad.
		Tsargrad, located a good 2,500 miles southeast of the Abbey, was one of several locations that were only involved briefly.
		The rest of the body was buried close to where it had been fished out of the water.
	www.dboyko.info /theofanu.html (2363 words)

	Untitled
		According to the Chronicles, Prince Oleg "hung his shield upon the Gate of Tsargrad" and then sailed back to Kyiv with all of the plundered treasures of his great victory.
		This was last assault of a Kyivian Rus fleet upon Tsargrad.
		The death of Vladimir Monomakh in 1125 AD, began the struggle for power between the princes of the Ancient Kyivian Rus which became intensified.
	www.suite101.com /print_article.cfm/18592/106869 (1340 words)

	The New York Review of Books: RUSSIAN GRAMMAR
		How can he be such an authoritarian on the Russian language, when he doesn't seem to know his own English grammar—unless this rule has changed when I was in school: A singular possessive, when one syllable, ending with an "s", is thus: Hiss', not Hiss's.
		Buckley justifies this by arguing that only the variants on the basic form can be regarded as inflections, and that "the accusative case in the Russian declension is normally identical in form to the nominative," a statement which is not true.
		Chambers asserted that the word "Tsargrad" "is declined through all nine of the inflections of the Russian noun." The declension produced by Mrs.
	www.nybooks.com /articles/13048 (469 words)

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		Sainted Flavian the Confessor, Patriarch of Tsargrad (Constantinople) (+ 449).
		Sainted Leo I the Great, Pope of Rome (440-461), received an exceedingly fine and diverse education, which opened for him the possibility of an excellent worldly career.
		Sainted Flavian the Confessor, Patriarch of Tsar'grad (Constantinople), occupied the cathedra-seat under the holy Constantinople Emperor Theodosius the Younger (408-450) and his sister the holy nobleborn Empress Pulcheria (+ 453, Comm.
	www.orthodox.cn /divenbog/FEB/18-FEB.DOC (1989 words)

	Excursions: Polotsk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Arisen on a trading way "from variag to Greeks", Polotsk for the first time mentions in the ancient annals "the Story of time years".
		the capital of the Polotsk princedom was Polotsk; the Scandinavian sagas narrate about the Polotsk teams gone under walls Tsargrad; "Word about shelf Igor" glorify courage of townsmen and wisdom of prince Vseslav.
		During a sightseeing tour you'll visit the Sofia Cathedral which like a white bird has risen on a high coast of Zapadnaya Dvina already in XI c, will visit a museum, and it is possible, will hear a concert organ's music.
	belarus.ecotour.ru /e_ex1.html (247 words)

	Newsletter -- Fall, AS XXXV (2000)
		The cistern is filled to midways with water, wherefore a boat may be floated.
		Therefore, Tsargrad never wants for water, be it even time of siege...
		It is so very strange that the Franks and their cursed Venetian allies took Tsargrad by storm and siege some eighty years ago.
	www.goldschp.net /SIG/slovo/news20.html (5649 words)

	CHUMAK is an officially registered and government licensed business (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The legend says that the Grand Duke Potjomkin discovered the old gate with the Greek inscription: "From here you must go to Visantija".
		Many years ago they called Russia the Visantija’s successor; and Moscow was called the Third Rome, while the Tsargrad (Konstantinopol) was the Second Rome.
		It is interesting to know that during the Russian — Turkish wars, the idea to revive Visantija rose among the politicians; and they called it "the Greek project".
	www.ukrainetour.com /index2.php?obj=city&name=Ukraine&mode=description&ID_city=16&unrolled=false (669 words)

	"Woman Plus..." 2000, #1. Image of the century
		The Ancient Russian "Iron Lady" regulated tribute collection from the lands belonging to Russia, held a monetary reform.
		Her diplomatic talents could be envied by anybody: the negotiations in Tsargrad affirmed her authority not only in Russia, but also in the Byzantine Empire.
		The well-deserved fame of a righteous princess caught up with Olga only after her death; at first she was honored by laymen as a prudent ruler, which was going to become typical for the image of a woman of the 16-17th centuries.
	www.owl.ru /eng/womplus/2000/obraz.htm (1932 words)

	Irminsul Ættir Archives - Slavic Pagan Kalendar
		Volhv of Kiev (a pagan wizard) prophecied to Oleg that his horse would die in battle but afterward he would also be killed.
		He triumphed under the Byzantines, and after his final battle, his shield was hung on the Gate of Tsargrad in Constantinople.
		At the time of Tsargrad's siege, Sviatoslav sufferred some losses, and his persecution by the Christians continued.
	www.irminsul.org /arc/010sz.html (1658 words)

	Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia
		There are phenomena in the history of the Church which do not lose their meaning, even when they cease to exist themselves.
		For instance, there was Byzantium, with its glorious capital, Constantinople, which the Slavic peoples justly called Tsargrad [the "Royal City"].
		Byzantium ceased to exist long ago, and its capital, Constantinople, has been under the Turkish yoke for over 500 years now.
	www.russianorthodoxchurch.ws /01newstucture/pagesen/articles/bishpetr.html (801 words)

	The Majestic - Aussie Phorums
		I'm a bit of a sucker for these sorts of stories (with the happy ending of course!) and really agree with Tsargrad when he gave it a "5/5" in his review.
		I didn't have a look at The Majestic before sending it to Tsargrad and now I'm bloody spewing.
		Saw it in blockbuster tonight, but I ended up getting Red dragon instead, as well as the PS2 game, big mutha truckers.
	phorums.tk /showthread.php?t=6340 (318 words)

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		If the fleet is capable of carrying in one trip 16,000 men with 32 field guns and the necessary number of horses, along with 2 sotnias of cossacks, then by an unexpected appearance this will be sufficient to not only seize the Bosphorus, but Tsargrad itself.
		But if their fleet does not come out, then we will approach the Bosphorus Strait directly by either landing in the rear of the batteries or directly attacking past the batteries, on Tsargrad itself.
		I suppose the first option to be the most convenient and the second more daring, but it will depend on such circumstances that are difficult to foresee.
	home.comcast.net /~markconrad/Zaionch.htm (5566 words)

	The History and Culture Essay
		At that time merja-Slovenian settlement Rostov appeared near the lake became one of the largest towns in the North-east Ancient Russian s tate in the X century.
		Rostov detachment of voivode Potany took part in victorious battles of Kiev Prince Oleg near Tsargrad (907, 911).
		Oleg required a contribution from Byzantine "for Rostov" and Rostov got it.
	www.cnit.uniyar.ac.ru /yaros/wwe01590.htm (1229 words)

	Sack of Constantinople
		These men, who came from mud huts with thatched roofs, gaped in astonishment.
		Here it was: the imperial city, called "Tsargrad" by the Russians, greatest in the world, hub of culture and commerce, center of the civilized world.
		Here was more wealth than in all of Europe put together.
	aggreen.net /church_history/1204_sack.html (2286 words)

	Tsargrad or Orko? Have YOUR say. - Aussie Phorums
		Mac has too much time on his hands.
		Started a poll at the request of Tsargrad, because if he did it he'd come off as even more of a self-absorbed b!tch than he already is [and we can't have that!].
		Personally, I wanted to call him "Digital D" but he wouldn't have a bar of that.
	forums.eyo.com.au /showthread.php?t=24643 (409 words)

	Backwards google - Aussie Phorums
		No wonder nobody takes me fishing any more.
		tsargrad is currently watching his cowboys eating pudding vhs
		tsargrad is the old russian name for constantinople
	forums.eyo.com.au /showthread.php?t=33040 (969 words)

	READINGS: Prince Roman and Marya Yurievna (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		It's possible that the subject of the ballad "Prince Roman and Marya Yurievna" is based on real facts because cases of kidnapping were widespread in medieval Russia.
		In the town of Tsargrad there lived Prince Roman with his young wife Marya Yurievna.
		The princess burst into tears and told the rifleman her sad story.
	www.sunbirds.com /lacquer/readings/1199 (1757 words)

	A Separate Peace
		From 1878, when the Russian armies were approaching Constantinople and the English fleet appeared at the Dardanelles and threatened to bombard the Russians if they dared enter "Tsargrad",
		England was the most resolute opponent of Russia's predatory policies, because Russia threatened to undermine British domination over a number of other nations.
		The German, the English, and the Russian governments only stand to gain from speeches in the socialist camp about a nice little peace, because, firstly, they
	marx2mao.phpwebhosting.com /Lenin/ASP16.html (1912 words)

	bely.htm
		Petersburg, or Saint Petersburg, or Pieter (which are the same) actually does belong to the Russian Empire.
		And Tsargrad, Konstantinograd (or, as they say, Constantinople), belongs to it by right of inheritance.
		Let us expatiate at greater length on Petersburg: there is a Petersburg, or Saint Petersburg, or Pieter (which are the same).
	www.hunter.cuny.edu /classics/russian/modern/bely.htm (9761 words)

	Happy Birthday Tsargrad & Sauceman - Aussie Phorums
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