Not to be confused with Cherkassy.
Cherkassk is a town of the Muscovite Tsardom, initially ruled by Chief Naum Vasiliev.
It has the village Oboyan, which is far away from the town.
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Unlike in most towns, the tavern and shop do not have signs identifying them, but the tavern is in the middle of the accessible area. The arms and armor merchant stand in front of the same house.
During a siege, the accessible area is larger and four ladders are used — one placed on the left of the gates and three on the right.
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- Since the late 16th century, Cherkassk (now called Starocherkasskaya Старочеркасская, literally "Old Cherkassk") has been the center of Don Cossack culture for nearly two centuries, and was also the earlier capital of the Oblast of the Don Cossack Host during the Russian Empire. However, as Cherkassk was prone to regular floods, the capital of the oblast was moved to Novocherkassk (Новочеркасск, literally "New Cherkassk") on higher ground in 1805.
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Wikipedia has an article on this subject at: Starocherkasskaya |
| Territory of the Muscovite Tsardom |
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| Towns Cherkassk • Moscow • Pskov |
| Fortresses Bryansk Fortress • Izum Fortress • Kursk • Novgorod • Ryazan • Rzhev Fortress • Tula • Tver' |
| Villages Klin • Lgov • Loknya • Lyubotin • Oboyan • Pokrovskoye • Redkino • Slantsy • Staritsa • Tarusa Valuiki • Yefremovo |