A brief introduction to the history of Zaporoge Cossack;

1399, in the face of the increasingly serious Tatan invasion, the Governor of the Commercial Republic of Genoa decided to appoint Christopher Doloshenko, the leader of the Cossack in the Azov Sea, as the first Gessman of the Cossack, and set up the Cossack Volunteers, with a staff of 1000, to fight against the Tatans in order to protect Genoa's commercial interests.

1406 After two years of guerrilla warfare with the Tatans, the Cossacks seized the rich Crimea region. Doroshenko ordered the construction of the magnificent East Zheng Da Church in Crimea and began to emigrate to Crimea. At the same time, the Tatars who fought on many fronts sent the sincerity of peace talks. Dorosenko pushed his way through the crowd and promised the Tatars harsh conditions of paying 0.3 gold and Frohring every month. Doroshenko ordered that from now on, the center of gravity of the country should be transferred to Crimea.

From 65438 to 0407, the ministries of Zaporoge Cossack gathered in the Sea of Azov. After discussion by the Presbyterian Church, various bills were passed, such as opposing blasphemy, implementing church taxes, and propagating religion.

1408 after two and a half years of unremitting efforts by missionaries, the barbaric and ignorant Crimean Tatans finally converted to Almighty God.

14 10, the destroyer of Georgia, the Black Sheep Dynasty, finally captured Kafa City directly under the governor of southern Genoa and officially bordered the Cossacks. Facing a large number of nomadic troops, Zaporoge Cossack chose to surrender. Their representatives went to the king to explain the black sheep in the Caspian region and expressed the loyalty of the Cossacks.

14 14 Zaporozek ministers established compulsory religious obligations as a basic concept.

14 15 after nearly ten years of continuous immigration, the arrival of a large number of Cossacks has changed the living habits and culture of Tatans in Crimea for a hundred years. Orthodox churches, swords, felt hats and beards have become the fashion in this area, and the Crimean people have accepted our cultural transformation.

1430, Zaporoge Cossack implemented the alcohol trafficking act.

From 65438 to 0437, the Trebey pine national uprising in Kafa area broke away from the control of the Black Sheep Dynasty and established a free pine kingdom in Trebey. Pavlo Loboda, who had just succeeded the late Doroscenko in the throne of Gasman, decided to go to war. Hearing the news, the Cossack herdsmen gathered in Crimea with their sabers and food and riding their beloved horses. Lobuda selected 1000 well-equipped men from them, organized them into free Cossack cavalry, joined forces with 1000 regular Cossack infantry, and killed Kafa before the black sheep.

Greek peasants who were hastily armed were no match for the brave Cossacks, and their loose formation was disrupted by the free Cossack cavalry. Lobuda decisively sent elite Cossacks to smash the enemy and behead more than 700 people. The city of Kafa has now fallen into the hands of Zaporog Cossacks.

1439 Cossack Coalition forces occupying Kafa City learned that Abkhaz troops on the east side of the Strait were empty, the Black Sheep Army went to Turkey, and Timur did not return. After confirming the news, Loboda decisively sent troops, occupied Abkhazia without bloodshed, and began to emigrate from nomadic rule. At this time, Zaporozek Cossack borders the Principality of Georgia.

1445, the Greeks in Kafa, a national key area, abandoned their weak national character under the influence of brave Cossacks. Farmers, winemakers and philosophers put on felt hats and picked up sabers, and they accepted the change of Cossack culture.

1462, Georgians in Abkhazia realized the importance of armaments in their gnashing remorse for national subjugation, and they accepted the transformation of Cossack culture.

Geithmann Vladimir Gunia, the third man of Zaporoge Cossack, started the war with the Tatars. Gunia is an outstanding master of internal affairs, a shrewd diplomat and an outstanding soldier. 4,000 Cossacks raided the city of Kuban in the east of the capital. The Tatans' main forces were trapped in Moscow and Lithuania, and they could not be rescued. Brave Cossack soldiers surrounded Kuban, braved the enemy's intensive arrows and rain, boarded the city head and beheaded the cowardly Tatans.

1470, Gunia weighed the strength of both sides and decided to make peace with the Tatars. The Tatars acquiesced in Kuban's "maintaining the status quo", but out of dignity, they needed the Cossacks to admit defeat, and Gunia accepted the conditions of the Tatars. 147 1 year, Kuban also built a magnificent Dongzhengda church, and missionaries and immigrants came in an endless stream.

1473, the influence of Allah in Kuban basically disappeared, and the number of Tatars praying in Dongzhengda Church increased day by day, and Kuban finally had a correct belief.

1478, Zaporoge Cossacks established the divine right of monarchy as the basic concept of the country, and the Cossacks abandoned the backward tribal elders system and established the cossack leader aristocratic republic system. With outstanding performance in Kuban Expedition and popularity among Cossack herdsmen, Gunia launched a military coup and established a dictatorial monarchy. The Cossacks abandoned the fallen Cossack elders.

1479 Gunia adopted the militia law to strengthen its authority. National key areas were handed over to Kuban.

/kloc-At the beginning of the 6th century, the Polish king began to incorporate the Cossacks of Zaporoze into military colonial groups and used them to defend Poland's borders. Until the first half of the17th century, these Cossacks maintained their autonomy. 1649, they formed a semi-independent country under the leadership of Khmelnitski. Later, threatened by the Polish government, they signed a treaty with Russia recognizing their autonomy in 1654.

The end of Zaporoge Cossack;

During the reign of Catherine II, the sovereignty of the Cossack Emirates was increasingly exploited. After several previous attempts, the post of chief was finally abolished by the Russian government in 1764 and replaced by the Russian executive management Committee. As a result, the emirate was completely annexed by the Russian Empire. 1775 On May 7th, under the direct order of Queen yekaterina, Zaporoge fortress was destroyed. On June 5, Russian artillery and infantry surrounded the tribe and razed it to the ground. Russian troops beheaded Cossack, and the national treasury archives were confiscated. Petro Caglini Shefsky, the leader of Koshov, was arrested and exiled to Solovetsky Islands. This is also the end of Zaporoge Cossack.