Pereslavsky Kremlin (Yaroslavl region, Pereslavl-Zalessky).City Val.

Kassirova, Anastasia Alekseevna (1991-).Pereslavsky Kremlin (Yaroslavl region, Pereslavl-Zalessky).City shaft: [Photos] / Photo A. A. Kassirova.- Pereslavl-Zalessky, September 18, 2019. -3 file (9.8 MB).-Access mode: Internet portal of the Presidential Library.Title from the accompanying document.Photograph information provided by the author.Copying users are not allowed.In 1152, Prince Yuri Dolgoruky ordered to move the fortress from the town of Plischin, located on the banks of Lake Plescheyev, to a more spacious place at the mouth of the river Truzh.The new fortress was named after the South Russian Pereyaslavl (later the form of Pereslavl was established).By order of the prince there were rampasses with a length of over 2 km, a height of about 16 m. At the base of the urban shaft, oak and aspen logs are lying in three crowns, minted in the region.They are delivered one by one, each of them is separated by the inner wall into two crates and loose from the inside of the earth.In antiquity along the row of the shaft, double wooden fortress walls with towers were located, which were repeatedly rebuilt with time.In 1759, the Wooden Walls of the Kremlin were dismantled because of great dilapidation and absence of necessity.Currently, the height of the shafts is 10-12 m, the base width is about 30 m, the width of the crest - 6 m. The materials of the site "Wikipedia" (https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/persion_kreml).1. Territory (collection).2. The territory of Russia: Yaroslavl region (collection).3. Earth facilities - photos.4. Pereslavl-Zalessky, city (Yaroslavl region) - photos.5. Documentary photos.BBK 63.3 (2 Run-4) 64Y611BBK 85.118.209 (2rone-4) y611Electronic copy source: from a private meetingPlace of storage of the original: from the private meeting