Jaxa (state)
| Jaxa | ||||||||||
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 Map of China with Albazino as Jaxa | ||||||||||
| Capital | Albazino | |||||||||
| Languages | Polish | |||||||||
| Religion | Roman catholicism, Eastern orthodoxy | |||||||||
| Government | Not specified | |||||||||
| President | ||||||||||
| • | 1665-1685 | Nikifor Chernigovsky | ||||||||
| History | ||||||||||
| • | Proclamation of the State | 1665 | ||||||||
| • | Conquest of Jaxa by Chinese Empire | 1685 | ||||||||
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Jaxa was a state in 17th century with a capital in Albazino.
Name
Name of the country descended from a wooden stronghold of Jaxa built by Nikifor Chernigovsky in a place of Albazino that was destroyed by Chinese troops.[1] According to Chinese sources, this place was called 雅克萨 (yakesa) before a rise of Albazino.
History
The state was created by Nikifor Chernigovsky, Polish deportee from Volhynia. In 1665 Chernigovsky and Siberian Cossacks killed a voivod of Ust-Ilimsk. Then, they rebuilt an abandoned stronghold of Abazino to hide in it. The stronghold became a capital of their new state. In 1685 Jaxa became a part of Chinese Empire.
References
- ↑ Wojciech Sulewski, Konterfekty dziwnych Polaków, Iskry, Warszawa 1973
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