An edition of Ocherki voenno-politicheskoĭ istorii Chukotki (nachalo I tys. n. ė.--XIX v.)
(2016)
Ocherki voenno-politicheskoĭ istorii Chukotki (nachalo I tys. n. ė.--XIX v.)
Military history of Chukotka from the early 1st millennium to the 19th century
by A. K. Nefëdkin
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Ocherki voenno-politicheskoĭ istorii Chukotki (nachalo I tys. n. ė.--XIX v.): Military history of Chukotka from the early 1st millennium to the 19th century
2016, Izdatelʹstvo "Peterburgskoe Vostokovedenie"
in Russian
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Table of Contents
Author's preface
Introduction.
880-04
Chapter I. Pre-history (the early 1st millennium AD to 17th century)
1. Archaeological artifacts
2. Development of reindeer-herding
3. Chukchi-Eskimo wars
4. Fortification.
880-05
Chapter II. Wars in the area of the Kolyma and Chaun bay (17th to the early 19th century)
1. Chukchi appearance in the Great tundra between the Alazeya and Koyma rivers
2. First contacts of the Western Chukchi with the Yukaghirs and Russsians
3. Military actions in the Lower Kolyma during the second half of the 17th to the beginning of the 18th
4. Migration of the Chukchi from the Kolyma area to the West
5. Relations of the Chukchi and the Shelagi
5.1. Appearance of the Shelagi in the Russian documents
5.2. Fedor Amosov's expedition (1724)
5.3. Information on the Shelagi in the 18th to the early 19th century
5.4. War between the Chukchi and Shelagi
6. Engagements in the second quarter of 18th century to the early 19th.
880-06
Chapter III. Russian attempts to conquest the Chukotkans in the middle of 17th century to the first third of the 18th.
880-07
Chapter IV. Chukchi War (1727 to 1778)
1. Beginning of the Anadyr Party: Expedition Afanasi F. Shestakov and Dmitri I. Pavlutsky (1727 to 1732)
1.1. Expedition of A. F. Shestakov (1727 to 1730)
1.2. First campaign of D. I. Pavlutsky in Chukotka (1731)
1.3. Sailing of the boat «St. Gabriel» (1732)
1.4. D. I. Pavlutsky's expedition down the Anadyr (1732)
2. Military actions in the 1730s to the mid-1750s
2.1. Chukchi raids in the 1730s to the early 1740s
2.2. Campaigns of D. I. Pavlutsky in Chukotka (1744 to 1747)
2.2.1. Campaign of 1744
2.2.2. Naval expedition in the summer of 1745
2.2.3. Summer expedition of D. I. Pavlutsky (1746)
2.2.4. Last campaign of D. 1. Pavlutsky (1747)
2.3. The engagements in the late 1740s to the mid-1750s
3. Neither war nor peace: An attempt to establish peaceful relations between the Russians and Chukchi in the mid-1750s to the mid-1770s
3.1. Activities of the Anadyr commanders Ivan Shmalev and Semen Kekerov
3.2. The abolition of the Anadyr fort
3.3. The Chukchi defeat near Gizhiga in 1775
4. Adoption of Russian citizenship by the Chukchi
5. Russian-Chukchi relationship at the end of the 18th century.
880-08
Chapter V. Intertribal relations in the 18th to the first half of the 19th century
1. Chukchi-Koryak wars
1.1. The first war
1.2. Chukchi-Koryak war in the 18th century
2. War of the Chukchi and Anadyr Yukaghirs
3. War in the Bering Strait
3.1. Hostilities between the Chukotkans and the Alaskan Eskimos
3.2. M. Krauss' hypothesis about the Alaskan Eskimos
3.3. Making the peace
3.4. The relationship of the Chukotkans and the Eskimos of St. Lawrence Island.
880-09
Chapter VI. The conflicts of the 19th century
1. The relationship between the local groups of Chukchi and with neighbouring nations
2. Vendetta
3. Collisions of the Chukchi and the Evens
4. Relations of the Chukchi and the Russians on the Anadyr area and in Anyui Fair
5. Engagements of the Chukotkans with crews of foreign ships in the Bering Strait
Conclusion
Bibliography
List of Abbreviations.
880-10
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (330-[359]).
Table of contents in Russian and English.
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