Publisher's Synopsis
"Vremennik d'iaka Ivana Timofeeva" is a valuable historical chronicle offering a firsthand account of the tumultuous Time of Troubles in Russia during the early 17th century. Written by Ivan Timofeev, a Russian scribe (d'iak), this work provides unique insights into the political instability, social upheaval, and foreign interventions that marked this period. The chronicle details the dynastic crisis following the death of Tsar Ivan the Terrible, the rise of impostors claiming the throne, and the widespread famine and devastation that plagued the country.
Timofeev's narrative combines historical events with personal reflections, offering a compelling and often poignant perspective on the challenges faced by ordinary Russians during this era. His writing provides a rich tapestry of details about the key figures, political intrigues, and military conflicts that shaped the Time of Troubles, making it an essential primary source for understanding this pivotal period in Russian history. This edition makes Timofeev's important work accessible to a wider audience.
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