Tobolsk was founded in 1587 by the unit of Russian general Danila Chulkov as an anchor base for the subsequent development of Siberia. Three years later, this Cossack community was granted city status. From the early 18th century through the early 19th century, Tobolsk was the capital of the Siberian gubernia (province), which stretched from the Urals mountain range to the Pacific coast.
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- Tobolsk, the center of the development of Siberia founded in 1587, is a city with a population of about 100 thousand people located in the north of the...
- Tobolsk has become a center for the development of Siberia. It was laid by the Cossacks under the leadership of Ermak.
- It is an important educational center of the Russian Orthodox Church, and the seat of Tobolsk Diocese, the first Orthodox diocese in Siberia.
- It is an important educational center of the Russian Orthodox Church, and the seat of Tobolsk Diocese, the first Orthodox diocese in Siberia.Bulunamadı: development
- Podgora was the center of Tobolsk until extensive development of suburban areas left it half-abandoned, yet it has managed to retain its historic charm.
- Nearby was Qaschliq, also known as Isker, the capital of the Sibir Khanate. In 1621 Tobolsk became the center of the Siberian eparchy.
- In 1596 Tobolsk was confirmed in the status of the capital of Siberian prikaz (ministry) and in 1621 it also became the spiritual center of Siberian eparchy.
- The Tobolsk Revival Foundation’s key publishing project, the “Tobolsk and All Siberia” almanac, is dedicated to the epic development and transformation of the...
- Many foreign ambassadors visited Tobolsk as the administrative, cultural, spiritual, and commercial capital of Siberia and the leader of the rapid land development.Bulunamadı: centre
- The Tobolsk Kremlin is also home to a museum in its southern end with displays on the Tatar people and a replica of the infamous Uglich bell.Bulunamadı: development
- Since 1708, Tobolsk was the administrative center of the Siberian province, which included the Urals, Siberia and the Far East.Bulunamadı: development
- According to its results, Tobolsk was declared the administrative center of the Siberian province, which at that time was the largest in the country.
- Recently restored, it majestically stands on the high bank of the Irtysh. Modern Tobolsk develops very violently as a large center of tourism.