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List of families included in Velvet Book

List of families included in Velvet Book is a biology topic covered in the lgStudy science library. This page brings together a partial reference excerpt, illustrations, worked examples, real-world applications and a short study plan, so you can understand List of families included in Velvet Book rather than just read about it. In short: The Velvet Book was an official register of genealogies of Russia's most noble families. A Adashevs (XXXXIV, 289) Aksakovs Alabyshevs, princes Alyonkins, princes (XI, 61) Alabyshevs (XI, 60) Aleksandrovs Aminovs Andomskys, princes (XXXI, 245) Anichkovs Arsenyevs Astafyevs B Baranovs, counts.

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Reference excerpt

The Velvet Book was an official register of genealogies of Russia's most noble families.

A Adashevs (XXXXIV, 289) Aksakovs Alabyshevs, princes Alyonkins, princes (XI, 61) Alabyshevs (XI, 60) Aleksandrovs Aminovs Andomskys, princes (XXXI, 245) Anichkovs Arsenyevs Astafyevs

B Baranovs, counts. Barashevs-Zvenigorodskys, princes (XII, 105) Barbashins, princes (VIII, 36) Basmanov-Pleshcheevs (XVI, 155) Bakhteyarov-Rostovskys, princes (IX, 43) Bakhtins, nobles Bezzubtsevs Belyovskys, princes (XII, 96) Beleutovs (XXVIII, 231) Belkins (XXXX, 279) Belozerskys (XXXI, 243) Beloselskys-Belozerskys (XXXI, 244) Belye-Obolenskys, princes Belskys (Rurikids) and Belskys (Gediminids), princes (IV, 22; XI, 78) Berezins, nobles (XXXVI, 270) Berezuyskys, princes (XXXIV, 261) Birdyukins-Zaitsovs (XXVII, 226) Boborykins (Babarykiny) (XXVI, 222) Bobrishchev-Pushkins (XVII, 166) Bobrokovs (XXV, 210) Bokeyevs Borovskys, princes (II, 1) Borozdins (XXIX, 232) Boryatinskys, princes (XII, 112) Brityes-Rostovskys, princes (IX, 54) Buynosov-Rostovskys, princes (IX, 46) Bulgakovs, princes (IV, 13) Buturlins, counts and nobles (XVII, 172) Bukharins Bychkovs-Rostovskys, princes (IX, 54)

C Chebotovs (XVII, 169) Cheglakovs (XV, 147) Chelyadnins (XVII, 175) Chernyatinskys (VII, 31) Chertoryzhskys (IV, 20) Chulkovs (XVII, 170)

D Danilovs (XXX, 240) Dashkovs, princes (X, 58) Deyevs, princes (XI, 80) Dmitriyevs, nobles, Dmitriyev-Mamonovs, nobles and counts (XXX, 241) Dobrynskys (XXVII, 225) Dolgorukovs, princes (XII, 132) Dorogobuzhskys, princes (VII, 30) Dudins (XX, 185) Dulovs, princes (XI, 95)

F Filimonovs (XV, 146) Fominskys, princes (XXXIV, 261) Fomins (XX, 189)

G Gagarins, princes (XXIII, 200) Gagins (XI, 65) Galitskys, princes (II, 2; XXXVI, 269) Gvozdev-Rostovskys, princes (IX, 42) Glazatye-Shuyskie, princes (VIII, 35) Glebovs, Glebov-Streshnevs, Shakhovskie-Glebov-Streshnevs (XXXII, 252) Glinskys (XIII, 135) Godunovs, tsars and nobles (XIV, 136, 139) Golenin-Rostovskys (IX, 39) Golenyshchev-Kutuzovs, serene princes, counts and nobles (XVIII, 179) Golibesovskys, princes (XXIII, 199) Golitsyns, princes (IV, 14) Golovins, counts and nobles (XXXXI, 285) Goluby-Rostovskys, princes (IX, 53) Golygyins, princes (XI, 93) Gorbaty-Shuyskie, princes (VIII, 37) Gorensky-Obolenskys, princes (XII, 125) Gorodetskys, princes Gorchakovs, princes (XII, 102) Griboyedovs Gubastyes Gundorovs, princes (XXIII, 206)

I Ivins (XXXVI, 272) Ignatyevs, counts and nobles (XVI, 151) Ilyins, nobles Izheslavskys (IV, 18) Islenyevs (XIX, 183)

K Kamenskys (XVII, 177) Karachevskys (XII, 99) Kargolomskys, princes (XXXI, 250) Karpov-Dolmatovs (XXXIV, 263) Kasatkin-Rostovskys, princes (IX, 51) Katyrev-Rostovskys, princes (IX, 45) Kashinskys, princes Kashintsovs (XXIX, 235) Kashiny-Obolenskys, princes (XII, 131) Kvashnins, Kvashnin-Samarins (XX, 184, 189) Kemskys (XXXI, 248) Kievskys, princes Kirdyapins (VIII, 32) Kislovskys, nobles Klubkov-Masalskys, princes Kobylinys (XXVI, 212) Kovrovs, princes Kozelskys, princes Kozlovskys (XXXIV, 264) Kokorevs (XXVI, 215) Kokoshkins Koledinskys (XXIX, 233) Kologrivovs (XVII, 164) Koltovskys (XXXII, 253) Koltsov-Masalskys, princes Kolychevs (XXVI, 217) Koninskys (XII, 114) Konovnitsyns (XXVI, 214) Kopylskys, princes Koretskys, princes (IV, 17) Korkodinovs, princes (X, 57) Koshelevs (XVII, 168) Koshkins (XXVI, 223) Krivoborskys, princes (XXIII, 195) Kropotkins, princes (X, 59) Kubenskys, princes (XI, 69) Kurakins, princes (IV, 15) Kurbskys, princes (XI, 66) Kuritsyns (XVII, 176) Kurlyatov-Obolenskys, princes (XII, 116) Kurchevs (XVII, 161) Kutuzovs (XVIII, 178) Khvorostinins (XI, 87) Khvostovs (XXXX, 277–278) Khilkovs (XXIII, 204) Khlyznevs-Kolychevs (XXVI, 218) Khabarovs (XXVII, 230) Khovanskys (IV, 12) Khovrins (XXXXI, 284) Kholmskys (VII, 27) Khotetovskys (XII, 101) Khokholkovs (IX, 44–45)

L Laptevs (XXXII, 256) Laskorevs (XXXXII, 287) Lastkins (IX, 50) Lachinovs (II, 336) Lebedevs (XXXX, 281) Lobanov-Rostovskys (IX, 52) Lodygins (XXVI, 213–214) Lopukhins (XXXII, 257) Loshakov-Kolychevs (XXVI, 219) Lugovskys (XI, 83) Lupandins (XXXII, 258) Lykovs (XII, 130) Lvovs (XI, 84) Lyalovskys (XXIII, 196) Lyapunovs (XXXVI, 273) Laletins (XXXII, 224) Levitskys

M Mamonovs (XXX, 238–239) Matveyevs Matovs Matyushkins Mezetskys (XII, 111, 113) Meshkovs-Pleshcheevs (XVI, 158) Meshcherskys (XXXVIII, 275) Mikulinskys (VII, 28) Mikhaylovs, nobles (I, 137) Mozhayskys (II, 3) Molozhskys (XI, 89) Molchanovs Morozovs (XV, 142) Mortkins (XI, 77) Mosalskys (XII, 100) Moskotinyevs (XVI, 153) Mstislavskys (IV, 18, 23) Muromskys (VI, 25) Musin-Pushkins (XVII, 163) Myatlevs (XVII, 174) Mosolovs

N Nagiye (XII, 120) Nebogatye (XXIII, 201) Nevezhins (XX, 186) Nemyatye-Kolychevs (XXVI, 220) Nepryuyevs (XXVI, 221) Neuchkins (XXIII, 198) Nogtevs (VIII, 38; XII, 117) Novichkovs (XX, 182) Novosiltsovs (XXXIX, 276) Nozdrevatyes (XII, 109)

O Obedovs (XXXII, 259) Obolenskys (XII, 115) Obraztsovs (XXVI, 216) Ovtsyns (II, 319) Ovchinins (XII, 121) Odoyevskys (XII, 98) Oksakovs (XIX, 181) Osinins (XXXVI, 271) Osipovskys (XXIII, 197) Ostafyevs (XXXII, 254) Otyayevs (XXXX, 280) Okhlyabinins (XI, 86) Okhotin-Pleshcheevs (XVI, 156) Ochiny-Pleshcheevs (XVI, 157)

P Paletskys (XXIII, 208) Peninskys (XII, 124) Penkovs (XI, 67) Peshkovs (XIV, 138) Pilyomovs (XIV, 137) Pinskys (IV, 21) Pleshcheevs (XVI, 150, 152, 158) Povodovs (XVII, 165) Pozharskys (XXIII, 194) Polevs (XXXV, 267) Polotskys (IV, 10, 24) Priimkovs (IX, 41) Prozorovskys (XI, 90) Pronskys (VI, 26) Pustoroslevs (XXIX, 234) Pushkins (XVII, 160) Puzhbolskys (IX, 49) Pyzhovs (XXXX, 282) Pyatyes (XVI, 154)

R Repnins (XII, 123) Rozhnovs (XVII, 162) Rozladins (XX, 188) Romodanovskys (XXIII, 202) Rusalkins (XV, 149) Ryapolovskys (XXIII, 203) Ryumins (XII, 104) Rzhevskys (XXXIV, 265)

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The Velvet Book was an official register of genealogies of Russia's most noble families. A Adashevs (XXXXIV, 289) Aksakovs Alabyshevs, princes Alyonkins, princes (XI, 61) Alabyshevs (XI, 60) Aleksandrovs Aminovs Andomskys, princes (XXXI, 245) Anichkovs Arsenyevs Astafyevs B Baranovs, counts.

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