Russian Temple on the Yangtze River (continued)

The article deals with the history of Orthodoxy in China. An important role in the construction of churches was played by Russian merchants, who considered it their duty to strengthen the faith among the Russian population living far from home. One of the important points of the Russian-Chinese tea trade since the middle of the XIX century was the city of Hankou (now part of Wuhan). Here, in 1884, at the expense of Russian merchants, an Orthodox Church was built in the name of St. Alexander Nevsky.

Keywords

Hankou, Church, Orthodoxy, merchants, tea trade, Russian-Chinese relations

Received

27.12.2018

Publication date

28.12.2018

Cite Download pdf To download PDF you should sign in

GOST	Sharonova V. Russian Temple on the Yangtze River (continued) // Problemy Dalnego Vostoka – 2018. – Issue 6 C. 163-172 [Electronic resource]. URL: https://pdv.jes.su/S013128120002801-2-1 (circulation date: 09.12.2023). DOI: 10.31857/S013128120002801-2
MLA	Sharonova, Viktoriya "Russian Temple on the Yangtze River (continued)." Problemy Dalnego Vostoka 6 (2018):163-172. DOI: 10.31857/S013128120002801-2
APA	Sharonova V. (2018). Russian Temple on the Yangtze River (continued). Problemy Dalnego Vostoka (6), pp.163-172 DOI: 10.31857/S013128120002801-2

Price publication: 0

Number of purchasers: 1, views: 1272

Readers community rating: votes 0

1. Vakhovich Aleksandr Stepanovich (1858–1904), diplomat; okonchil Sankt-Peterburgskij universitet v 1882 g.; v 1882–1904 gg. — na sluzhbe v MID.

2. Rossijskij gosudarstvennyj istoricheskij arkhiv (RGIA). F. 796. Op. 173. D. 2709. L. 3.

3. Behj-guan': kratkaya istoriya Rossijskoj dukhovnoj missii v Kitae / [sost. B.G. Aleksandrov]. M.;SPb: Al'yans-Arkheo, 2006. S. 128.

4. Arkhiv vneshnej politiki imperatorskoj Rossii (AVPRI). F. 188. Op. 761. D. 905. L. 19–20.

5. RGIA. F. 796. Op. 176. D. 3551. L. 30.

6. Ibid.

7. Ibid. L. 2.

8. Ibid. L. 9.

9. Sharonova V.G. Istoriya russkoj ehmigratsii v Vostochnom Kitae v pervoj polovine XX veka / red., predisl. V.S. Myasnikova. M.: Tsentr gumanitarnykh initsiativ; SPb: Universitetskaya kniga, 2015. S. 20.

10. AVPRI. F. 143.Op.491. D. 392. S. 13.ob.

11. Arkhimandrit Innokentij (Ioann Apollonovich Figurovskij,1863–1931), syn svyaschennika Enisejskoj eparkhii, episkop Russkoj pravoslavnoj tserkvi.

12. Izvestiya Bratstva Pravoslavnoj tserkvi v Kitae. Pekin: Tipografiya Uspenskogo Monastyrya pri Russkoj Dukhovnoj Missii. 15 maya 1906 g. Vypusk 27–28. S 31.

13. Bel'chenko Andrej Terent'evich (1875–1958). Okonchil Sankt-Peterburgskij universitet. Diplomat, na sluzhbe v MID s 1901 g.: sekretar'-dragoman rossijskogo konsul'stva v Khan'kou (1901); 2-j dragoman Posol'stva v Pekine (1902–1906); konsul v Fuchzhou (1910); General'nyj konsul v Kantone (1913–1914); General'nyj konsul v Khan'kou (1914–1916). Ehmigriroval v SShA.

14. AVPRI. F. 143.O.491. D. 392. L. 27.

15. Pavlenkov L.N. Pamyati Aleksandra Stepanovicha Vakhovicha: (Rus. konsul v Khan'kou) SPb: tip. A.S. Suvorina, 1904. S. 4.

16. URL: www. http://glossword.info.

17. RGIA. F. 796. Op. 185. D. 5779. L. 1.

18. Ibid. L. 8.

19. AVPRI. Karton 115. L. 35.

20. Arkhiepiskop Simon (Sergej Andreevich Vinogradov, 1876–1933) — arkhierej Russkoj pravoslavnoj tserkvi za granitsej, arkhiepiskop Pekinskij i Kitajskij, nachal'nik 19-j Russkoj dukhovnoj missii v Pekine.