In post-Asgard history I wrote everything I think about Omsk in the 18th century and expressed great doubts about the existence of the "First" Omsk fortress. In the faithfulness of Omsk history, I'm not the only one who doubts. And the more material appears on the history of Omsk, the more I begin to believe in my beloved Asgard)))
(map from the "Remezov's Drawing Book")
For example, alexa-bell constantly pushes new information to reflect, studying old documents and laying out interesting finds. So he found interesting moments in the " Historical Review of Siberia " written by Pyotr Andreevich Slovtsov (1767-1843).
I was interested there some moments, for example about the expedition of Buchholz, who allegedly founded Omsk. Or rather about his escape from the jungar.
"The expedition turned back, at the mouth of Omi, without the resistance of the Kalmyks, from which it is evident that then our border was understood along the river Om '" (p. 252).
That is, the border passed along the river Om. And it is very surprising that on the border of the state, at the confluence of the two rivers, there was allegedly no strengthening. But around the arid steppe Kolmytska ... And who controls the "water" - he controls everything for long distances around. But this is only a guess ...
Which is confirmed further in the text of the review.
Tsar Alexy (Alexei Mikhailovich Romanov-AB) ... ordered in that memorable year 1654 to send to China an emissary of a nobleman with a royal charter and gifts, in a decent retinue, and this son of Boyar Baykov was sent from Tobolsk "(p. 139).
And it is from Baikov that we receive unique information that historians and graduates of local lore have ignored.
"About the wasps. Ust-Omsk and two other, not named, assures the messenger Baikov. See Travel. its to China, napach. in the Dr. Vivliof "(p.137)."
And one moment.
"... on the river. Om, on which the former were already led, by the envoy Baikov mentioned "(p. 252).
I will clarify the leads. " _Vedety - Detachment of the mounted troops for the guard or guards. _"
But then there is a description of the Russian border of the middle of the 17th century:
"... the borderline of Russia passing through the Kama, breaking at an angle at the mouth of the Chusovaya River, fell eastward to the Urals, where, again deviating to the Pe- dinsky Range, it went from there to the south along the Poschotin and Verkhotursky District fields, from the west and south open; further along Iseti she walked through the os (trog) Kataysky, admiring the two monasteries and being connected by four fortifications to the island of Ust-Ishim; From here upwards along the Irtysh to the island of Ust-Omsk and from there, returning along the same river, forward to the east it fell through the Tatar villages of the Tarsky district, which was constantly disturbed until it approached the winter hut Chauska "
That is, more than half a century before the founding of Buchholz in Omsk, at the mouth of Omi, that is, at the site of the future Omsk, was at least a jail. And it's only a little more than a hundred years after the alleged fall of Asgard. - This is me again about my)))
And here I also had a question from whom to protect?
(the territory of the Dzungarian Khanate, 1706. On the northern border of Dzungaria, on the confluence of two rivers, Irtysh and Om, stands the city of Culeb ... This toponym was always interesting ... And in the series "The Secret of the Third Capital" I will write about it ...)
In this same "Historical Review of Siberia" there is an interesting part:
"Let's add about Zhungaria that her land, according to the voluntary and unquestioning consciousness of the rulers, Kharakholoy, Bator, his son, and their successors, was considered from 1618 under the strong hand of the Russian monarch and, consequently, was understood as the lot of Russia ...".
And here's another one:
"Just as in the sense of these political concepts and covenants, the Foreign Affairs
Council on October 17, 1760 instructed the Siberian governor and the generals to be linear, so that they knew: a) that the old tales of the zhungar about the border, supposedly agreed on by the river. Om and the Black Tom falling in Chumysh, do not have power without written memoirs or contract sheets, in such an important state matter, what is the matter of the border ... "
From which you can make several assumptions.
The first thing that was not defended from Dzungar, then from whom and who? Are not the rulers of Tartary from the Romanovs? Which agrees perfectly with the version that the "peasant revolt" of Pugachev was in fact a civil war, we can say - the final battle, between parts of the split Empire.
Or the second, that all the same from Dzhungar. What the Governor and the Ginernitel knew in those days, but among them was conducted explanatory work on how to think correctly. So the face is a forgery of history. And this means an attempt to conceal some information that is disliked by the Romanovs about Siberia.
Any of the two conclusions suggests that the history that we know is far from real.
Well, as a final conclusion: - If the First Fortress was built in the middle of the 17th century, this explains the need to build a second fortress, more modern and in a new place.
But the question remains: why was its construction permanently postponed, right up to the end of the 18th century? Although if the version with the "Pugachev uprising", that it was not a peasant uprising but a full-fledged war, it becomes clear why the fortress was actively built only after the suppression of this "uprising".
This all perfectly agrees with the official dates and thoughts voiced in the HBC: The historical secrets of Omsk or the mysteries of Asgard.
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