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Ilya Muromets

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Ilya Muromets

bogatyr, one of the main characters of Russian epics that arose in the 12th and 13th centuries. (“Ilya Muromets and the Nightingale the Robber”, “Ilya Muromets and the Poganous Idol”, “The Quarrel of Ilya Muromets with Prince Vladimir”), the embodiment of the people’s ideal of a hero-warrior.

Ilya Muromets

Russian 4-engine biplane. Created in 1913. Crew 4-8 people. Used in World War 1 and Civil wars as a bomber (lifted up to 800 kg of bombs) and reconnaissance aircraft. In total, approximately 79 aircraft were built (until 1918). Converted Ilya Muromets aircraft were used in 1921-22 on the Moscow-Kharkov airline.

Ilya Muromets

"Ilya Muromets"

Ilya Muromets

"Ilya Muromets" four-engine aircraft [engine power 440 kW (600 hp), payload 1.5 tons, flight speed 100 km/h], designed by Russian engineers and built in early 1914 at the Russian-Baltic plant in St. Petersburg. The predecessor of "I. M." The world's first four-engine aircraft, the Russian Knight, was built in the spring of 1913 at the same plant. In June ≈ July 1914 “I. M." set a world record, flying the distance from Kyiv to St. Petersburg in 14 hours 38 minutes with one landing. During the 1st World War 1914–18 in Russia at the I. base. M." the world's first heavy bombers (crew of 8 people) were created, armed with 4-5 machine guns, and on some aircraft a 37-mm cannon, a bomb load of over 700 kg, internal bomb suspension with mechanical release control, compass and navigation equipment .

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Ilya Muromets

Ilya Muromets(full epic name - Ilya Muromets son Ivanovich, there are also options: Ilya Morovlin, Muravlenin, Murovets, Muromlyan; Elijah the serpent fighter) - one of the main characters of the ancient Russian epic, a hero who embodies the general folk ideal of a warrior hero.

The peasant son and protector of the Russian land from enemies, paralyzed until the age of 33, receives strength from the wandering angels, fights the Nightingale the Robber, the idol, the Jew, the Tatars and, finally, turns to stone. First appears in written sources in the 16th century by Kmita Chernobylsky as Ilya Muravlenin, by Erich Lyasota as Ilya Morovlin, in some epics of the 17th century as Ilya Murovich or Ilya Murovets. Identified with Saint Elijah Muromets Chebotk, whose relics are in the Kiev Pechersk Lavra.

Ilya Muromets (disambiguation)

Ilya Muromets:

• Ilya Muromets is one of the main characters of Russian epics.
• Ilya Muromets is one of the highest waterfalls in Russia.
• Ilya Muromets Pechersky - Kyiv monk, saint of the Russian Orthodox Church.

Ilya Muromets (armored train)

"Ilya Muromets"- armored trains:

• Ilya Muromets- armored train of the Red Army during the Civil War.
• Ilya Muromets- light armored train of the Don Army of the White Movement during the Civil War.
• Ilya Muromets- Soviet armored train during the Great Patriotic War.

Ilya Muromets (film)

"Ilya Muromets"- the first Soviet widescreen feature film based on Russians folk epics about the hero Ilya Muromets.

The film fairy tale “Ilya Muromets” became the first Soviet wide-screen film to be released. The plot of the picture merges many epic tales, as well as some elements of Pushkin’s fairy tales.

Ilya Muromets (airplane)

Ilya Muromets(S-22 “Ilya Muromets”) - common name several series of four-engine all-wood biplanes produced in Russian Empire at the Russian-Baltic Carriage Works during 1914-1919. The aircraft set a number of records for load capacity, number of passengers, time and maximum height flight. It is the first serial multi-engine bomber in history.

Ilya Muromets (waterfall)

Ilya Muromets- waterfall on the Medvezhy Peninsula of Iturup Island (Kuril Islands, Sakhalin region Russia), one of the highest in the country. Located near Cape Ilya Muromets, on a stream flowing from the north-eastern slope of Mount Demon, falling from a steep cliff into the ocean (the height of the water drop is 141 m).

The waterfall is located in an extremely inaccessible place; its free inspection is possible only from the ocean.

Ilya Muromets (motor ship)

Ilya Muromets- river cruise three-deck motor ship of project 588 Rodina, which has good navigability, which allows it to sail on reservoirs and large lakes of the Volga River basin, and also allows coastal navigation in sea coastal areas (Gulf of Finland Baltic Sea on the line St. Petersburg - Vyborg; Yenisei Bay Kara Sea to Dikson Island with wind force up to 6 points and wave height up to 2.5 meters; Taganrog Bay Sea of ​​Azov to the port of Taganrog). It is owned by Caesar Travel LLC and operated by the Caesar Travel cruise company. Named after fairy tale hero epics, hero Ilya Muromets.

Ilya Muromets (armored train, 1941)

Armored train "Ilya Muromets"- an armored train built in 1941-1942 as a gift to the front of the railway workers of the Murom junction. All the main platforms for guns, wagons were cooked in their own free time wagon depot workers. Foundry workers from Kulebak supplied armor. It at the plant named after. Dzerzhinsky in Murom sheathed a steam locomotive. He took part in the Great Patriotic War.

It was protected by armor 45 millimeters thick and did not receive a single hole during the entire war. The armored train traveled from Murom to Frankfurt-on-Oder. During the war he destroyed German armored train"Adolf Hitler", 7 aircraft, 14 guns and mortar batteries, 36 enemy firing points, 875 soldiers and officers.

For military merits, the 31st separate special Gorky armored train division, which included the Ilya Muromets and Kozma Minin armored trains, was awarded the Order of Alexander Nevsky.

It was decided to give the armored train the name of the legendary hero Ilya Muromets. However, Colonel Neplyuev, who came to “take away” the armored train, had his own name for it: “For the Motherland.” The builders of the armored train organized a meeting at which they expressed their decision to lead the armored train to the front with the Murom brigade, and proposed their name. Thus, at the meeting on February 8, before the armored train was sent to the front, those gathered saw on its board the inscription “Ilya Muromets” and an image of the hero’s head. The inscription and drawing were ordered to be painted over, and the combat vehicle was assigned No. 762. However, its name remained both in the documents and in the minds of the builders and crew.

“Ilya Muromets” met its victory fifty kilometers from Berlin, since the destroyed bridge over the Oder prevented further travel to Berlin.

In 1971, the armored locomotive was permanently parked.

By its origin, the name Ilya is Russian, Orthodox. Ilya is the Russian version of the Hebrew name, which means “believer.” There is an opinion that the name Ilya comes from the name, which means “the fortress of the Lord.”

Planet: Mercury.

Element: air, water.

Stone: emerald, aquamarine, beryl, peridot, sapphire, carnelian.

Character

In company, Ilya is cheerful and sociable, always easily communicates with people, and does not have conflicts. Family always comes first in his life, although sometimes for a short time he can still forget about it and be distracted by friends. Ilya can only be pushed away from his loved ones and family by coldness in relationships and neglect, which he cannot tolerate. The meaning of the name Ilya predetermines for its owner that this man will good teacher and advisor. He will help in everything, tell everything, show everything and spend his whole soul only for a select few.

By nature, Ilya is very hot-tempered, but at the same time he quickly cools down, which means the name Ilya. After a conflict and quarrel, he can repent for a long time of his incontinence. Although Ilya is naturally cocky, he usually keeps his heart in check. Ilya's impulsive actions often lead to troubles, failures and disappointments, which his easygoing nature helps him overcome.

Study, career, hobbies

The secret of the name Ilya predetermines this man’s perseverance, which can only be envied, but when you pay too much attention to personal happiness in the future, you may not notice happiness today. This may make him too strict and dissatisfied with his life, and it may seem to him that it is this dissatisfaction that forces him to work for the future. But dreams of tomorrow’s happiness give rise to dissatisfaction with today’s life, and dissatisfaction strengthens dreams of the future, so many bearers of the name spend a lot of time and effort trying to reach the horizon, but, having never achieved the fulfillment of their dream, they try to realize it in their descendants. Maybe that’s why there were so many Ilyichs among all the revolutionary leaders?

Most often, a man named Ilya strives to choose an activity for himself that is not related to organizational activities, but the profession itself chooses him. Among the men named Ilya you can find a doctor or a teacher. But no matter what profession Ilya chooses for himself, most likely he will achieve significant professional heights with its help.

Family relationships

The meaning of the name Ilya characterizes the owner of this name as a person with good developed intuition, who in achieving his goal depends entirely on how much he is in love. He is extremely attentive, gentle and caring towards his future wife.

The secret of the name Ilya hides the fact that it is very important for this man that his chosen one be spiritually close to him. Then he will be able to appreciate her. Family for a man named Ilya is everything. He loves his wife infinitely, adores his children and is unusually gentle and kind with them.

Relationships with others

What does the name Ilya mean in relationships with others? In this area he is balanced, although there is a possibility of an emotional explosion in him.

Famous people

Ilya Mechnikov – biologist, founder of evolutionary embryology, Laureate Nobel Prize, Ilya Repin - artist-painter, Ilya Reznik - songwriter, Ilya Lagutenko - leader of the Mumiy Troll group, Ilya Muromets - Orthodox saint, legendary hero, Ilya Ilf is a writer, Ilya Averbukh is a figure skater.

The name Elijah is the Russian version of the Hebrew name Eliyahu, meaning “My God is the Lord,” and can also be translated as “believer.” Another interpretation is that the name Elijah comes from the name Elijah, which means “the strength of the Lord” and “the power of God.”

The name Ilya has many European analogues - Elijah, Eliash, Eli (emphasis on the first syllable), Ilyas. Eli's affectionate treatment should not be confused with female name Ellie, which is more often used as the name Ella, but is also a reference to many other female names.

The most famous is the Old Testament prophet Elijah, who is referred to in Islam as Ilyas. Among modern Catholics, the prophet Elijah is considered the heavenly patron of motorists and motorcyclists, and among Orthodox Christians he is the patron saint of Russian airborne troops, quite possibly because he himself ascended to heaven in a chariot of fire. The dates of Catholic name days are February 16, April 17, July 20. The remaining dates listed are Orthodox name days Ilya.

Ilya is artistic, ironic and multifaceted. He is very deep in himself, but he is also capable of empathizing with others. Ilya is an advisor and teacher. He will tell and show everything to anyone who wants it, but he will only let in his soul to a select few.

In company, Ilya is cheerful and sociable. He communicates easily with any people, without conflict. Ilya always puts his family first, although for a short time he can still forget about it, listening to the advice of his friends. Coldness and neglect, which are simply unbearable for him, can push Ilya away from his family and loved ones.

Ilya is quick-tempered, but quickly cools down. After quarrels, he repents for a long time of his incontinence. Although Ilya tends to get cocky at times, a man, as a rule, keeps his heart in check. Before proposing to his beloved, he will prepare all the conditions for life together. Ilya's impulsive actions often lead to failures and disappointments. A man’s resourcefulness helps him overcome them.

Ilya has well-developed intuition. He is able to correctly assess the situation, and, having assessed it, the man quickly accepts right decision and set a goal for yourself. But all sorts of little things often prevent Ilya from achieving his goal.

Ilya is smart, has a good memory, is able to judge events with different points vision.

Ilya is not very picky when choosing friends. A creativity this person in to a greater extent depends on the degree of his love. He is attentive, gentle and caring towards his chosen one.

It is important for Ilya that his woman is close to him spiritually. Then he is able to appreciate her. Family becomes the most important thing for Ilya. He loves his wife endlessly, and is unusually gentle and kind with his children.

Although more often Ilya strives to choose an occupation that is not related to organizational activities, sometimes the profession itself chooses him. You can meet Ilya the doctor or Ilya the teacher. Whatever work this man chooses for himself, most likely he will achieve significant professional heights in this field. Ilya works best in tandem with a colleague whose character traits complement Ilya’s.

Since childhood, Ilya has developed a sense of ownership. He prefers to organize both games and business independently, and then bear full responsibility for the results. Ilya rarely has his head in the clouds; a specific result is important to him. By nature he is kind and gentle, but he expresses all his dissatisfaction directly. Partly because of this, the implementation of his plans is not always possible for this man.

Ilya's name day

Ilya celebrates his name day on January 1, January 21, January 25, January 27, February 3, February 13, March 1, April 5, April 10, June 23, August 2, August 25, August 30, September 16, September 26, September 30 , October 11, November 16, November 17, November 22, December 5, December 9, December 18, December 29, December 31.

Famous people named Ilya

• Ilya Mechnikov ((1845 - 1916) Russian and French biologist (zoologist, embryologist, immunologist, physiologist and pathologist). One of the founders of evolutionary embryology, discoverer of phagocytosis and intracellular digestion, creator of the comparative pathology of inflammation, phagocytic theory of immunity, founder of scientific gerontology. Laureate Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (1908).)
• Ilya Erenburg ((1891 - 1967) Soviet prose writer, poet, translator from French and Spanish languages, publicist, photographer and public figure)
• Ilya Repin ((1844 - 1930) Russian artist-painter, master of portraits, historical and everyday scenes. Academician Imperial Academy Arts Memoirist, author of a number of essays that made up the book of memoirs “Distant Close”. Teacher, was a professor - head of the workshop (1894-1907) and rector (1898-1899) of the Academy of Arts, at the same time teaching at Tenisheva’s school-workshop; among his students are B.M. Kustodiev, I.E. Grabar, I.S. Kulikov, F.A. Malyavin, A.P. Ostroumova-Lebedeva, and also gave private lessons to V.A. Serov.)
• Ilya Frank ((1908 - 1990) Soviet physicist, Nobel Prize laureate (1958) for the discovery and interpretation of the Cherenkov effect (together with Cherenkov and Tamm), winner of two Stalin Prizes (1946, 1953) and State Prize USSR (1971))
• Ilya Glazunov ((born 1930) Soviet and Russian artist, painter, teacher. Founder and rector Russian Academy painting, sculpture and architecture by I.S. Glazunov. Academician of the Russian Academy of Arts (2000). People's Artist USSR (1980). State Prize Laureate Russian Federation(1997). Full holder of the Order of Merit for the Fatherland.)
• Ilya Mazuruk ((1906 - 1989) Soviet polar pilot, Hero Soviet Union)
• Ilya Reznik ((born 1938) Russian poet- songwriter, People's Artist of Russia (2003). Honorary Member Russian Academy of Arts.)
• Ilya Lagutenko ((born 1968) Russian singer, leader of the Mumiy Troll group)
• Ilya Muromets (Orthodox saint, hero, one of the main heroes of Russian epics that arose in the 12th–13th centuries. The full epic name is Ilya Muromets, son of Ivan, less common is Ilya Murovets, son of Ivan. Bogatyr, embodying the folk ideal of a hero-warrior, people's defender. In Kmita Chernobylsky (XVI century) Ilya is Muravlenin, not Muromets, in Erich Lassota (XVI century) - Ilya Morovlin, in some epics of the 17th century - Ilya Murovich or Ilya Murovets. It is possible that in folk epic the image of Ilya of Murom merged with the Monk Ilya of Pechersk. He lived 800 years ago.)
• Ilya Buyalsky ((1789 - 1866) Russian anatomist and surgeon, academician of the Imperial Academy of Arts. One of the founders of topographic anatomy.)
• Ilya Ilf ((1897 - 1937) real name - Yehiel-Leib Fainzilberg, the pseudonym "Ilf" may be an abbreviation of his name Ilya Fainzilberg, but more likely an abbreviation of his Jewish name in accordance with the Jewish tradition of nominal abbreviations; Soviet writer and journalist. Ilf wrote materials of a humorous and satirical nature - mainly feuilletons. In 1927 collaboration The creative collaboration of Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov began on the novel “The Twelve Chairs”. Subsequently, various works were written in collaboration with Evgeny Petrov, the most famous of which are the novel “The Twelve Chairs” (1928) and the novel “The Golden Calf” (1931).)
• Ilya Averbukh ((born 1973) Soviet and Russian figure skater (ice dancing). Honored Master of Sports of Russia. Awarded the Order of Friendship (2003). Currently, he is an entrepreneur, producer of his own ice show, choreographer in figure skating. Paired with Irina Lobacheva: silver medalist Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, world champion 2002, European champion 2003, Russian champion (1997, 2000-2002). Together with Marina Anisina - two-time world junior champion (1990 and 1992).)
• Ilya Averbakh ((1934 - 1986) Soviet film director, screenwriter, Honored Artist of the RSFSR)
• Ilya (Iliy) Shatrov ((1879/1885 - 1952) Russian military musician, bandmaster and composer, author of the waltz “On the Hills of Manchuria”)
• Ilya Efron ((1847 - 1917) one of the most famous pre-revolutionary Russian typographers and book publishers)
• Ilya Vasilevsky ((1882 - 1938) pseudonyms: Non-Letter, A. Glebov, Phoenix; Russian journalist, feuilletonist)
• Ilya Gruzinov ((1781 - 1813) professor of anatomy, physiology and forensic medicine at the Imperial Moscow University, who discovered in 1812 that the source of the human voice can be tracheal membranes)
• Ilya Kormiltsev ((1959 - 2007) Russian poet, translator from English, Italian, Polish and French languages, musical and literary critic, editor-in-chief publishing house "Ultra.Kultura" (2003 - 2007); main lyricist of the songs of the Nautilus Pompilius group)
• Ilya Frez ((1909 - 1994) Soviet film director and screenwriter. People's Artist of the USSR (1989). Laureate of the USSR State Prize (1974).)
• Ilya Gringolts ((born 1982) Russian violinist. Prize winner at the St. Petersburg competition “I am a composer” (I prize, 1993; Grand Prix, 1995, 1996). Performs solo concerts with leading symphony orchestras in Russia and abroad. Winner International competition violinists named after Paganini (1998), laureate of other international competitions.)
• Ilya Golosov ((1883 - 1945) Soviet architect who worked in the style of symbolic romanticism and constructivism)
• Ilya Zubov ((born 1923) complete gentleman Order of Glory, People's Deputy USSR, participant of the Great Patriotic War)
• Ilya Sadofev ((1899 – 1965) Russian Soviet poet, translator)
• Ilya Imyanitov ((1918 - 1987) Soviet scientist, researcher atmospheric electricity, developer of instruments and methods for measuring electric fields in the atmosphere using aircraft, electrical conductivity atmosphere, volumetric charges of the atmosphere and clouds. Author and organizer of research electrical properties clouds.)
• Ilya Ionov ((1887 - 1942) real name– Bernstein; Russian revolutionary and publishing worker)
• Ilya Reiderman ((born 1937) Russian poet, philosopher, cultural critic, music critic, member of the Russian Writers' Union (2012))
• Ilya Kan ((1909 - 1978) Soviet chess player, international master (1950), second of Mikhail Botvinnik during the world championship match with Vasily Smyslov (1954). Champion of Moscow (1936). Participated in 10 USSR championships.)
• Ilya Konstantinovsky ((1913 - 1995) Russian writer, playwright and translator)
• M. Ilyin ((1896 - 1953) real name - Ilya Marshak; Russian Soviet writer, chemical engineer. younger brother S.Ya.Marshak.)
• Ilya Melamed ((1895 - 1938) Soviet military and economic figure, one of the organizers of industry. Director of the 1st State Bearing Plant (GPP) named after L.M. Kaganovich.)
• Ilya Mate ((born 1956) Soviet wrestler freestyle, Olympic champion, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR (1979). The first Olympic champion in freestyle wrestling from the USSR among athletes representing the rural sports community.)
• Ilya Ulyanov ((1831 - 1886) statesman, teacher, supporter of universal, equal education for all nationalities. Ilya Ulyanov's fame was brought to him by his famous revolutionary sons - Alexander Ulyanov and Vladimir Ulyanov-Lenin.)
• Ilya Gorelov ((1928 - 1999) Russian philologist, doctor philological sciences(1977), professor of the department of German philology of Saratov State University since 1982, one of the largest domestic specialists in psycholinguistics. Studied the problems of ontogenesis of consciousness, bilingualism, nonverbal communication. He also dealt with the problems of the Volga Germans.)
• Ilya Tchaikovsky ((1795 - 1880) mining engineer, Major General, father of composer P.I. Tchaikovsky)
• Ilya Nazarov ((1919 - 1944) senior sergeant, Hero of the Soviet Union)
• Ilya Ostroukhov ((1858 - 1929) Russian landscape artist, collector. Member of the Association of Traveling Art Exhibitions, the Union of Russian Artists, academician of the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts. Friend of P.M. Tretyakov, one of the leaders of the Tretyakov Gallery. Collected paintings, icons. Collection of icons Ostroukhov was considered one of the best in Russia. Opened in 1890. private museum. In 1918, the museum was nationalized, and Ostroukhov was appointed its lifelong keeper. Since 1920 it was called the “Museum of Iconography and Painting named after I.S. Ostroukhov”. After the death of the curator, the museum was disbanded, and its funds were dispersed to museums. A significant part of Ostroukhov’s collection of icons is in the collection of the department of ancient Russian art of the Tretyakov Gallery. Nowadays, the museum “Russian Literature of the 20th Century” is located in the memorial house of the artist and collector Ostroukhov. The museum organizes rotating exhibitions on the history of literature of the 20th century and exhibitions of artists related to literature.)
• Ilya Galyuza ((born 1979) Ukrainian football player, midfielder)
• Ilya Garkavy ((1888 - 1937) Soviet military leader, corps commander)
• Ilya Veldzhanov ((born 1934) Belarusian and Turkmen statesman, diplomat and military man. The first lieutenant general in Turkmenistan.)
• Ilya Artishchev ((1923 - 1981) Major of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, participant in the Great Patriotic War, Hero of the Soviet Union (1945))
• Ilya Rigin ((born 1986) Russian theater and film actor)
• Ilya Vasyuk ((1919 - 1969) captain of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, participant in the Great Patriotic War, Hero of the Soviet Union (1944))

Name Ilya is the Russian form of the Hebrew name Elijah, which means " the power of god».

Ilya's character is even and reserved. He is equally polite with both loved ones and strangers. Due to excessive attention to his person, he may become somewhat withdrawn, but isolation cannot be considered his distinctive quality.

The name gives its bearer sufficient balance. Ilya is not inclined to be strong emotional outbursts and emissions negative energy, he is not inclined to accumulate tension in himself. Conflict situations he forgets, so it cannot be said that he is vindictive.

Ilya is hardworking and economical. Since childhood, the boy willingly helps his mother and father with household chores, can participate in construction, raising livestock, take up farming, crafts, and is not averse to tinkering with household appliances that are out of order. And one can only envy his tenacity. At the same time, Ilya can be quite strict and demanding of himself. He is distinguished by his desire for what is called a “bright tomorrow.” However, his dreams of tomorrow can give rise to dissatisfaction with today's day. He needs to understand that he needs to live here and now and find joy in simple things. If Ilya learns this, then his natural thriftiness, hard work and ability to overcome difficulties can bring him many benefits in life and in his career. Otherwise it may turn into dissatisfied with life obnoxious grumbler.

Ilya’s character is often dominated by maternal traits; among other things, he has a sharp mind. Even in childhood, parents should not be afraid to take part in choosing their son’s friends and give him advice, because he can easily succumb to bad influence.

Ilya’s approach to creating a family is the same as to everything else – very thorough. He most likely will not marry until he feels that he is able to give his family everything they need and provide it with his earnings. He loves children very much and feels a strong attachment to them.

In communication, Ilya is reserved, he may even seem cold, but this does not mean that he really treats you this way; rather, it is because of his special manner of behavior. He doesn’t like excessive praise and you shouldn’t expect that from him either. In an argument he can be quick-tempered, but then he easily moves away and is not shy about taking the blame on himself if something happens.

Astrology says:

Zodiac sign corresponding to the name: Capricorn.

Patron planet: Saturn.

Character Traits: poise, seriousness, practicality.

Name colors: light green, brown, orange, warm tones of yellow, dark crimson.

Patron saints of the name: Ilya Muromets, Ilya Sinaisky, Ilya the Prophet.

Talisman stone: fire opal, carnelian.