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1 GOLDEN RING – PART 2 Road to Murom – 138 Kilometers GOLDEN RING – PART 2 Road to Murom – 138 kilometers 1 Murom - sign 2 Pontoon Bridge over Oka River 3 Oka River 4 Sign – “Holy Mother of God, Save us” (monastery) 5 monument to Ilya Muromets https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Илья_Муромец 6 Murom – 1145 years 862 – Первое население в Муроме 7 Foundation stone Flags (insignia) from important cities in the vicinity 8 Бабушкинский, Алтуфьево, Алексеевский район, Москва (северо-восточный округ) Restaurant at “Lada” hotel 9 Гостиница «Лада», Муром https://www.lada-murom.ru/ 10 Lada restaurant 11 Боевой Путь Бронепоезда «Илья Муромец» Armored train number 2 "Ilya Muromets" https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Илья_Муромец_(бронепоезд,_1941) 12 Lenin statue 13 Holy Trinity Cathedral http://russiatrek.org/blog/cities/churches-and-monasteries-of-murom/ Wooden church of St. Sergius of Radonezh in Trinity monastery 14 Gate Church of the Kazan, Icon of Mother of God 15 16 Часовня Архистратига Божия Михаила построена усердием сотрудников правоохранительных органов округа Муром с благословения архиепископа Владимирского Евлогия и освящена 1 августа 2006 года. http://lubovbezusl.ru/publ/istorija/murom/ s/48-1-0-1395 17 https://www.lada-murom.ru/ Гостиница "Лада", г. Муром Hotel – Restaurant Lada 18 Room in the Lada hotel -- with mural of the cities of the Golden Ring Заповедь новую даю вам, да любите друг друга: якоже возлюбих вы, да и вы любите себе A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another. (John 13:34) 19 Площадь победы, посвящённые Великой Отечественной Войны Victory Square, dedicated to the Great War for the Fatherland (WW2) (другие Памятники в Муроме) Памятники, мемориалы города Мурома http://lubovbezusl.ru/publ/istorija/murom/ i/48-1-0-1237 «Иван-царевич и Серый волк» (Сказка об Иване-царевиче, жар- птице и о сером волке) — русская народная сказка. Относится к так называемым волшебным сказкам. https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Иван- царевич_и_Серый_волк http://www.kostyor.ru/tales/tale89.ht ml Ivan Tsarevich and the Grey Wolf 20 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murom Троцкая площадь Крестьянина / Trinity Convent Свя́ то-Тро́ ицкий же́ нский монасты́ рь — Trinity woman’s convent 21 https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Троицкий_монастырь_(Муром) The monastery was founded in the second quarter of the 17th century (1643) by the merchant Taras Borisovich Tsvetnov from Murom, according to a number of local historians - on the site of the so- called "old settlement", where originally in the XI-XIII centuries there was a wooden cathedral in honor of Saints Boris and Gleb, and Later there was a wooden Holy Trinity Church. In 1642-1643, the Holy Trinity Cathedral, erected until the present time, was erected by "carefulness and dedication" of Tarasy Tsvetnov in place of a wooden church. Known for the fact that it retains the relics of Saints Peter and Fevronia , who are revered in Russia as patrons of the family and marriage. 22 Имже образом желает елень на источники водныя Псалом 41:1 https://www.molitvoslov.com/text354.htm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tale_of_Peter_and_Fevronia Peter & Fevronia https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Пётр_и_Феврония 23 The main decoration of the Holy Trinity Cathedral is forged gilded crosses - masterpieces of forge craftsmanship of Murom craftsmen of the XVII century - and glazed tiles of the same century with various ornaments. The tiles give the Trinity Cathedral a special grace and unique originality that distinguishes it from other Murom temples.The style in which this cathedral was created is called Russian uzorochie . Holy Transfiguration Monastery https://www.tourism33.ru/en/guide/places/murom/spaso-preobrazhensky-monastir/ 24 Since the foundation of the monastery, the Vilensky cross- relic has been kept here - one of the first relics of the monastery. 25 Пресвятая Богородица спорительница Хлебовь / Mother of Bread (Demeter) «Спори́ тельница хлебо́ в» — чудотворная иконаБогородицы, почитаемая в Русской церкви. На иконе Богородица изображена сидящей в облаках, а её руки распростёрты на благословение сжатого поля со снопами и цветами. Икона была написана в 1890 году, который в Калужской губернии оказался голодным, по благословению святого Амвросия Оптинского По мнению доктора исторических наук Л. Емелях, данная икона отражает существовавший когда-то у славян культ матери-земли, покровительницы урожая (По мере распространения христианства в народном сознании возник параллелизм образа Матери Земли с образом Богородицы.) https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Спорительница_хлебов 26 sculptural image of Ilya Muromets and relics in the Holy Transfiguration (Preobrazhensky) monastery in Murom https://chelorg.com/2018/01/01/mystery-of-ilya-muromets-how-a-legendary-athlete- became-russian-saints/ https://hystory.mediasole.ru/chudotvornye_moschi_ili_muromca 27 Илья Муромец (Ilya Muromets) oдин из главных героев древнерусского былинного эпоса, богатырь, воплощающий общий народный идеал героя-воина. Согласно легенде, крестьянский сын и оберегатель русской земли от врагов, параличный до 33 лет, получает силу от волхвов, борется с Соловьёмразбойником, идолищем, жидовином, татарами и, наконец, окаменевае. https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Илья_Муро мец Ilya Muromets (Russian: Илья Муромец), or Ilya of Murom, sometimes Ilya Murometz, is a folk hero of ancient Kievan Rus', a bogatyr (akin to knight-errant) and a character of many bylinas (East Slavic medieval epic poems). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilya_Murom ets St. Nicholas Church on the Embankment (Nikolo-Naberezhnaya) 28 https://www.tourism33.ru/en/guide/places/murom/nikolo-naberezhnaya-tcerkov/ https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Николо-Набережная_церковь Church of St. Nicholas-Embankment (the Church of St. Nicholas the Wet) is located on the high bank of the Oka River. This noticeable bright yellow church has a beautiful view not only from the river itself, but from the town's Oka Park. On the Shore street of Murom used to live the traders and fishermen, who supplied fish to the royal court. The temple is located on the site of a wooden church of the 16th century, which, according to legend, stood near the wooden palace of Ivan the Terrible. The new church was built in 1700-1717, contrary to Peter I's ban on stone construction. 29 В память зде лежащих первых защитников г. Мурома и всех погибших на защите государственных границ России. / Memorial for defenders of the city of Murom ancient stone tower in Murom, Russia 30 Хра́ м Смоле́ нской ико́ ны Бо́ жией Ма́ тери (другие названия — Це́ рковь во и́ мя ико́ ны Бо́ жией Ма́ тери «Смоле́ нская» или Но́ во- Козьмодемья́нская це́ рковь) — храм Муромской епархии Русской православной церкви, расположенный в центре Мурома по адресу ул. Мечникова, д 1. https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Храм_С моленской_иконы_Божией_Матери _(Муром) The Church of the Smolensk Icon of the Mother of God, Murom 31 Chernobyl Memorial / Бескорыстие, Благородство, Бессмертие – В память о мужестве жители г. Мурома и района, проявленном при ликвидации последствий катастрофы на Чернобыльской АЭС и других атомных объектах. 32 Branch of the State Bank of the Russian Federation in Murom. Eternal flame beside monument to Fatherland War (WW2). 33 Sign: Gymnastics, physical exercise, walking – these should be part of the everyday life of everyone who wants to maintain capacity to work, health, and a full happy life. (Hippocrates) Cooks at the Lada Restaurant-hotel 34 Display of “Murom” bread Memorial to Kozma Minin – Russian patriot Великому Патриоту земли Русской, Козьме Минину Кузьма́ Ми́ нин (полное имя с 1613 года — Кузьма (Косма) Минич Минин, согласно Никоновской летописи — Козьма Минич Минин Сухорук, согласно многим беллетристам — Козьма́ Ми́ нич Заха́ рьев Сухору́кий вторая половина XVI века — 21 мая 1616) — организатор и один из руководителей Земского ополчения 1611—1612 в период борьбы русского народа против польской и шведской интервенций 35 Нижегородский Кремль https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nizhny_Novgorod_Kremlin (Kremlin) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nizhny_Novgorod (City) https://www.bestrussiancruises.com/cruises/nizhny-novgorod-moscow.html Nizhny Novgorod At the confluence of the Oka and the Volga Rivers, Nizhny Novgorod (formerly named Gorky), founded in 1221, is the 3rd largest city of Russia is located. Although it dates back to the 13th century, the majority of its most interesting sights are from later periods. The first and foremost among these is the city’s great, brooding Kremlin, built during the 16th century. Today Nizhny Novgorod is a large river port, trade and cultural centre. 36 The Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin (Russian: Нижегородский кремль) is a fortress in Nizhny Novgorod, the historic city center. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nizhny_Novgorod_Kremlin Sculpture of St. George on horseback, striking snake https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_George_and_the_Dragon 37 Entrance gate to Nizhny Novgorod fortress. Guide / гид https://freetournizhnynovgorod.com/history/the-kremlin-of-nizhny-novgorod/ Dmitrievskaya Tower Guide points out a well at the fortress 38 Inside the Kremlin https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Дмитриевская_башня Dmitrievskaya (Dmitrovskaya) Tower - the main tower of the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin , overlooking the area of Minin and Pozharsky . It is considered the main gate of the fortress. It is an unofficial symbol of Nizhny Novgorod. Дмитриевская (Дмитровская) башня — главная башня Нижегородского кремля, выходящая на площадь Минина и Пожарского. Считается главными воротами крепости. Является неофициальным символом Нижнего Новгорода. https://nashaplaneta.net/en/europe/russia/nizhny-novgorod-
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