This project has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (grant agreement No. 849911)
| ID | 16237 |
|---|---|
| Source | [4043], Compilation Date: 1750/ 7/ 14, Archive Code: CSHAUK |
| Person | [16066], Family Name: Malyi, Name: Vasiliy |
| Janissary | |
| Regiment | |
| Collectivity | |
| Family Name | Malyi |
| Honorary Title | |
| Nickname / Descriptive Adjective | Malyi |
| Name | Vasiliy |
| Father's Name | |
| Askeri Title | |
| Nationality (for non-Muslims) | |
| Action/Task/Status/Punishment | Mehmed Gezekoğlu Beşe, a resident of Ochakov, invited Cossacks Gritsko Bordak and Vasiliy Malyi to his house. He plied them with wine and vodka until they fell asleep. Afterward, Mehmed Beşe went to the former Mehmed Paşa of Ochakov and sold the Cossacks to him for 60 thalers. Mehmed Paşa then ordered that the Cossacks be transported by boat to Hocabey to be sold to Mandanoğlu Paşa for 120 thalers. Mandanoğlu Paşa was in charge of the slave trade. . |
| Market Profession | |
| Guild Officer | |
| Service | |
| Importance for the Project | He was forcibly sold into slavery, likely against his will. It is possible that the Janissaries of Ochakov, including the former Paşa of Ochakov, were involved in establishing a slave trade network. |
| Notes | |
| Completed | 1 |
| ID | 16066 |
|---|---|
| Regiment | |
| Collectivity | |
| Family Name | Malyi |
| Honorary Title | |
| Nickname/Descriptive Adjective | Malyi |
| Name | Vasiliy |
| Second Name | |
| Father's Name | |
| Askeri Title | |
| Rank/Position/Function | |
| Market Profession | |
| Affiliate | |
| Nationality | |
| Place | Appointment/Transfer/Temporary Mission : Özi, Appointment/Transfer/Temporary Mission : Hocabey, |
| Notes |
This project has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (grant agreement No. 849911)
