Percentage Of Growth Between Trimesters

the pages of history - Minsk (Part 2 XVI and XVII)


Like in the Middle Ages and in the sixteenth century Minsk has developed quickly. While there is significant development of the whole country which resulted in the creation of around Minsk whole network of small towns, such as:

• Kuflew , 1521,
  
• Stanislaviv , 1523,
• Siennica , 1526 The
• Good , 1530
• Kołbiel , 1532,

town charter that localities are not limited, however, development of Minsk city because they were too weak.
slowdown did not happen even if the year 16/01/1549 King Zygmunt August family gave Wolski privilege location of the city across the river from Silver. This town was named Sendomierz and covered the area on the west bank of the River. Its center was the Market Square (now Square Kilińskiego), with its southern road leaving Karczew (obenie Street Square). Sendomierza story is not too long. Indeed the city was rapidly absorbed by the much larger and stronger Minsk.
In the second half of the seventeenth century, followed by The economic collapse of Minsk. The collapse is so strong that as a consequence the city is losing its craft - the commercial nature for agriculture. Also dramatically decreases the number of city residents.
Since the end of the sixteenth century, often changing the owners of the city. After the family Minsk could include the following families:
in the sixteenth century :

• Leśnowolskich coat Pierzchała
  
• Hlebowiczów coat Leliwa (since it comes from the current coat of arms)

in XVII century .:

• Warszyckich coat Awdaniec
  

in the eighteenth century:

• Opaliński coat Łodzia
  
• Pociejów coat weight
• Borzęcka coat Półkozic

It was during the reign of Peter Borzęcki city reaches the bottom. The owner himself forbade serving in the town fair, and wanted to do mińszczan rural subjects.
In 180 years the city bought at auction family crest Jezierskich New in 1870, the Doria family Dernałowiczów Lubicz coat of arms. They are Minsk last owners. They were until 1944. City
crisis lasts until the nineteenth century. (Tbc soon)