News of Sacred Russia 21.07.2011: Requiem in Novodevichiy Monastery on the occasion of the 465-anniversary of death passions the martyr Prince Ivan Ivanovich Kubensky has taken place.

In Smolensk cathedral Novodevichiy Monastery in Moscow the service has passed to commemoration of the 465-anniversary of death passions the martyr requiem of Prince Ivan Ivanovich Kubensky, tsar – regent of Russia in 1544-1546, executed 21.07.1546 on false charge by Ivan IV Terrible.

Prince Ivan Ivanovich Grand Kubensky is buried together with mother, the wife, wife of the brother and the niece Princesses Kubenskaya’s in Cellar of Smolensk cathedral of Novodevichiy Monastery in Moscow.

On burial service there were heads of Grand-Ducal August House of Rurikovich and Fund of Princes Grand Prince Valeriy Viktorovich Grand Kubensky Rurikovich and Lightness Prince Jury Leonidovich Novikov Glinsky, and also the invited visitors.

Princes of Sacred Russia express the sincere gratitude of Moscow diocese ROC and personally to Metropolitan Krutitsky and Kolomensky Juvenaliy, to fathers Sergey and Dmitry for the organization of solemn service.

Smolensk cathedral of the Novodevichiy Monastery:

Requiem service 21.07.2011:

The circuit of the Smolensk cathedral

Necropolis of the Smolensk cathedral

Tsarinas:

Sofia Alekseevna, in nun Sofia (July 3, 1704);
Evdokija Alekseevna (May, 10, 1712);
Ekaterina Alekseevna (May 1, 1718).
Evdokija Fyodorovna Lopukhina, first wife of Peter I (August 27, 1731).

Cellar of the Smolensk cathedral

Tsarinas:

Anna Ivanovna, daughter of Ivan Terrible (July 20, 1550) [1];
Elena Ivanovna Sheremeteva, in nun Leonida (December 25, 1596) [3].

Prince:

Ivan Ivanovich Kubensky (July 21, 1546) [17].

Boyars:

Grigory Jurjevich Zaharin (1556) [10];
Boris Mihailovich Hitrovo (1689) [7].

Princesses:

Juliana Andreevna Kubenskaya (Moscow–Uglich), in nun Evpraksia
(May 15, 1537) [16];
Irina Jaroslavskaja (1553) [14];
Maria Ivanovna Turuntaeva, in nun Marpha (October 20, 1570) [25];
Juliana Dmitrievna Paletskaya (May 8, 1574) [2];
Maria Kubenskaya (?) [26];
Glikeria (Elena) Mihailovna Morozova (Kubenskaya) (May, 30?) [27];
Nun Anastasia (Agrippina) Vorotynskaya (January 25, 1570) [19];
Ivanovna Sheremetev's blast furnace, in nun Evnikia (March 1, 1583) [?];
Inokinja Alexandra, Anna Ivanovna Kubenskaya (Vorotynskaya) (December 25
1588) [19];
Maria Vorotynskaya (1628) [12];
F.A. Golitsyna (1655) [13];
Anna Fyodorovna Odoevskaja (1671) [4];
Evdokia Fedorovna Odoevskaya, in nun Evfrosinia (September 21, 1671) [5];
N. Fyodorovna Vorotynskaya (1674) [20];
Anna Nikiforovna Lobanova, in nun Antoniya (February 5, 1709) [?].

Princesses:

Anna Fyodorovna Sheremeteva, in nun Alexandra (September 2, 1654) [6];
E. Ivanovna Vorotynskaya (1637) [24a];
Stefanida Ivanovna Vorotynskaya (1661) [23];
P(raskovia) Ivanovna Vorotynskaya (1679) [21].

Boyars:

Irina Zaharjina (1533) [9];
Juliana Zaharjina (1563) [11];
Skudina (1595) [28];
M(aria) Ivanovna Hitrovo (1693) [8];

Noblemen:

M.T. Dashkov, the wife of the Duma nobleman (1680) [24];
M.M. Samoylovich, the wife of the colonel (1688) [22];
S.M. Plohov (1728) [33];
P.E. Pashkov (1781) [35];
P.F. Yushkov (1784) [38];
A.M. Borjatinskaja (1785) [37];
N.I. Hitrovo (1788) [34];
I.N. Hitrovo (1826) [36];
M.E. Ruzin (1846) [30];
Wife of M.E.Ruzin (?) [31];
Son of M.E.Ruzin (1875) [32].

Heguwomen:

Antonina (December 6, 1689) [?];
Anastasia (Galekevskaya) (July 15, 1746) [?].

Heguwomen:

Anastasia (Hotskovskaya) (July 8, 1693) [?].

Nun:

Evpraksia (Juliana Grigorieva), wife of Jurjev (March 20, 1563) [?];
Marfa (Solovtsova) (August 20, 1580) [?];
Varvara from Pskov (1602) [29];
Anfisa Godunova (Panova) (December 11, 1606) [18];
Venedikta (Kajsarova) (May 8, 1607) [?];
Nun Antoniya (Scherbatova) (April 30, 1747) [?].

Monk:

Theodosius (1700) [15].

Explanatory:

Date of death is specified in parentheses (year), number of a burial place is specified in square brackets [1-39] on circuit Cellar of the Smolensk cathedral.

Only 53 burial places.

Red color it is sarcophagus of Prince Ivan Ivanovich Grand Kubensky [17].

Blue color it is sarcophagi of Princesses Juliana Andreevna [16], Maria [26], Anna Ivanovna [19] and Glikeria Mihailovna [19] Kubenskaya’s.