Lebedyan

Lebedyan is a town and the regulatory focal point of Lebedyansky District in Lipetsk Oblast, Russia, situated on the upper Don River, 62 kilometers northwest of Lipetsk, the authoritative focal point of the oblast. It was established in 1613 generally to watch the possessions of I. N. Romanov, the Tsar's uncle, and filled in as a fringe station shielding South Russia from the Crimean Tatars' incursions. The Trinity Monastery was set up in 1621 and a few places of worship were worked before the century's over; they are for the most part presently diminished to ruins. Local people guarantee that the main course in Russia was opened here in 1826.

The Agricultural Society of Lebedyan, established in 1847, was persuasive in setting up the liberation change of 1861. Inside the system of regulatory divisions, Lebedyan fills in as the authoritative focus of Lebedyansky District. As a managerial division, it is joined inside Lebedyansky District as Lebedyan Town Under District Jurisdiction. As a city division, Lebedyan Town Under District Jurisdiction is fused inside Lebedyansky Municipal District as Lebedyan Urban Settlement. Lebedyan has two houses of God, both committed to the symbol of the Theotokos of Kazan. The old and ignored church building returns to the 18^th century, while the bigger house of prayer available square was planned in the Empire style and blessed in 1839.