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(2)

YM - postal station

(3)

SMOKE - economy, unit of taxation

WORLD - community

MYT - duty

REZ - debt interest

SOL - throne, reign

(4)

VENO - bride price

VECHE - people's assembly

VIRA - penalty for killing

VYT - unit of taxation

DAN - tax

DUMA - governing body

BETWEEN - the land border, as a rule, was not cultivated

MYTO - duty for the carriage of goods

OBZHA - unit of taxation

FIELD - duel by court decision (XIII-XVI centuries)

WAY - a branch of the palace economy

RALO - 1) agricultural tool, 2) unit of taxation

ROBA - slave

ROTA - oath

SOHA - 1) unit of taxation, 2) arable implement

TABLE - throne, reign

UTEL - Principality

ULUS - administrative-territorial unit

LESSON - Prince's order

CHET - the central state institution of the XVI-XVII centuries.

YASAK - tax

(5)

BARMA - mantle

BASMA - 1) metal plate, 2) credentials

VERV - rural community

VOLKhV - priest

GRID - vigilante

ZATIN - a place near the fortress wall

KAZNA - central state institution of the XV-XVI centuries.

CURIA - rank of voters

OBROK - collection of money and products from peasants

OTKUP - a type of feudal relations

OTRUB - a form of peasant farming

PODIL - part of the city in the low. parts by the river

PORUB - prison

POSAD - a trading settlement outside the city walls

RYADOK - trading settlement

SMOOT - events in Russia at the end of the XNUMXth - beginning of the XNUMXth centuries.

SCHEMA - initiation into monks

TAMGA - tax

TYASLO - a type of duty

HUTOR - a form of peasant farming

LABEL - a charter for reigning from the Mongol Khan

(6)

BASKAK - representative of the Mongol Khan in Russia

ZASEKA - defensive line

KABALA - debt obligation

MARTEN - wedding duty

SUBMIT - cash tax

POSLUH - a witness

STAFF - duty

ORDER - the governing body of the XVI-XVIII centuries.

PYATINA - tax

TALES - paperwork documents in the XVII-XVIII centuries. in Russia

STAVKA - camping tent

TRIZNA - a feast in memory of the deceased

UPRAVA - institution

(7)

BARSCHINA - forced labor of peasants

BROTINA - vessel

VOEVODA - commander

VOTCHINA - family estate, estate

GUILD - rank in the merchant class

YARD - 1) landowner's yard, 2) collective land use

DETINETS - Kremlin

DRUZHINA

DIOCESE

ZEMSTVO - local self-government bodies of the XIX-XX centuries.

ZEMSHCHINA

MIRROR - the emblem of legality

ELDERLY - collecting from the peasants

POKRUTA - the provision of money by the feudal lord to the peasant, etc.

POLUDIE - tribute collection

SALE - fine for crime

REVISION - census

(8)

PROVINCE

NINE - tax

TITH - 1) tax, 2) area measure

BOARD - the central institution

ESTATE

POSOSHNE - tax

ESTATE

(9)

LAYOUT - enrollment in the service with the allocation of salary

FEEDING - the system of maintenance of officials

LUSTRATION - an inventory of state property

MAGISTRATE

OPRICHNINA

RISTALISCHE - area for competitions

KHOVANSHCHINA - Streltsy revolt of 1682

(10)

METROPOLIA - a city-state in relation to the settlements (colonies) created by it

METROPOLIA - a territory or city ruled by a metropolitan

MOSTOVSHINA - duty

nobility - nobility

(11)

DEPARTMENT - department of a government agency, ministry

MANUFACTURE - a form of enterprise with division of labor and manual production

(12)

LOCALITY - the system of distribution of posts of the XV-XVII centuries.

SEMIBOYARSHINA - government in 1610-1612

(13)

HEADNESS - ransom money for murder

Otkhodnichestvo - temporary departure of peasants to work (crafts) in the city

POOLSHIP - sharecropping

STORAGE - an association of merchants

(14)

PAGERING - voluntary acceptance of feudal dependence

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