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The article deals with family retellings of the representatives of the Kharkiv sergeant-noble family of Kovalevsky. A large number of its members is known in various fields. Representatives of the Kovalevsky family become military, hold responsible state positions, study science and culture. From the actions of the representatives of the dynasty gradually formed a variety of family retellings, legends. They are recorded in memoirs, memoirs, documents, newspaper articles, and eyewitness accounts. The feature of family legends is a variety of variations that may arise in connection with the lack of information, the conscious or unconscious distortion of facts, etc. Family legends can be used to increase authority, to increase their social status, to "decorate" reality. It is because of the fact that for a long time the real story of the family can change, there is a great need for careful study, arrangement and selection of the necessary information to achieve the most accurate reflection of family history.In this article, an attempt is made to understand some of the most promising sources of information in order to achieve the goal. Prospects are: the memoirs of Maxim Maximovich (1851-1916) - My Life and Peter Yevgrafovich Kovalevsky (1901-1978) - The Revenge of the Kovalevsky for three hundred years 1651-1951, as well as compiled a variety of authorship collection of articles in the book "M. M. Kovalevsky scholar, state and public figure and citizen". Of particular importance are archival funds. Namely, the fund of the Central Intelligence Agency of Ukraine № 1814, devoted to the aristocratic genus Kovalevsky. Comprehensive study of various sources of information opens the "forgotten" pages of the story of the family and, if necessary, corrects the existing ones.This article does not pretend to a comprehensive study of family history. The main attention is paid only to some representatives of the genus Kovalevsky, their relatives and friends (A. I. Kovalevsky, V. Ya. Kovalevskaya, P. E. Kovalevsky, M. I. Kovalevsky, E. P. Kovalevsky, M. M. Kovalevsky senior , M. M. Kovalevsky junior, P. I. Kovalevsky, I. I. Mechnikov, V. N. Karazin, their acquaintances - G. C. Skovoroda, M. I. Kovalinsky, P. L. Lavrov). The article also included references to some of the family estates in order to update the material.Key words: Kovalevsky, family history, memoirs, biography. ; У статті розглядаються сімейні перекази представників Харківського старшинсько-дво­рян­сь­ко­го роду Ковалевських. Стаття присвячена ознайомленню, упорядкуванню та відбору необхідної інформації в межах дослідження сімейної історії цього роду. Стаття досліджує формування сімейних переказів, їх розвиток та презентацію нащадкам. В межах їх дослідження основна увага приділяється деяким представникам роду Ковалевських, їх родичам, друзям та знайомим.Ключові слова: Ковалевські, сімейні історії, мемуари, біографія. В статье рассматриваются семейные предания представителей Харьковского старшинско-дворянского рода Ковалевских. Статья посвящена ознакомлению, упорядочению и отбору необходимой информации в рамках исследования семейной истории этого рода. Статья исследует формирование семейных преданий, их развитие и презентацию потомкам. В рамках их исследования основное внимание уделяется некоторым представителям рода Ковалевских, их родственникам, друзьям и знакомым.Ключевые слова: Ковалевские, семейные истории, мемуары, биография. The article deals with family retellings of the representatives of the Kharkiv sergeant-noble family of Kovalevsky. A large number of its members is known in various fields. Representatives of the Kovalevsky family become military, hold responsible state positions, study science and culture. From the actions of the representatives of the dynasty gradually formed a variety of family retellings, legends. They are recorded in memoirs, memoirs, documents, newspaper articles, and eyewitness accounts. The feature of family legends is a variety of variations that may arise in connection with the lack of information, the conscious or unconscious distortion of facts, etc. Family legends can be used to increase authority, to increase their social status, to "decorate" reality. It is because of the fact that for a long time the real story of the family can change, there is a great need for careful study, arrangement and selection of the necessary information to achieve the most accurate reflection of family history.In this article, an attempt is made to understand some of the most promising sources of information in order to achieve the goal. Prospects are: the memoirs of Maxim Maximovich (1851-1916) - My Life and Peter Yevgrafovich Kovalevsky (1901-1978) - The Revenge of the Kovalevsky for three hundred years 1651-1951, as well as compiled a variety of authorship collection of articles in the book "M. M. Kovalevsky scholar, state and public figure and citizen". Of particular importance are archival funds. Namely, the fund of the Central Intelligence Agency of Ukraine № 1814, devoted to the aristocratic genus Kovalevsky. Comprehensive study of various sources of information opens the "forgotten" pages of the story of the family and, if necessary, corrects the existing ones.This article does not pretend to a comprehensive study of family history. The main attention is paid only to some representatives of the genus Kovalevsky, their relatives and friends (A. I. Kovalevsky, V. Ya. Kovalevskaya, P. E. Kovalevsky, M. I. Kovalevsky, E. P. Kovalevsky, M. M. Kovalevsky senior , M. M. Kovalevsky junior, P. I. Kovalevsky, I. I. Mechnikov, V. N. Karazin, their acquaintances - G. C. Skovoroda, M. I. Kovalinsky, P. L. Lavrov). The article also included references to some of the family estates in order to update the material.Key words: Kovalevsky, family history, memoirs, biography.

The article is concerned with the contribution of one of the most famous Russian liberal scientists to the history of English revolution research – the important problem of European modern history. It was the first contribution to scientific elaboration of this subject in Russia.

In 1847, Russian military engineer and diplomat Egor Petrovich Kovalevsky embarked on a journey through what is today Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, and Ethiopia, recording his impressions of a region in flux. Invited by Egyptian ruler Mohammed Ali to look for gold and construct mines in the area between the Blue and White Nile, Kovalevsky captured the social milieu of both elites and ordinary people as well as compiled a rich record of the Upper Nile's climate and natural resources. A Journey to Inner Africa, masterfully translated into English for the first time by Anna Aslanyan, is both a tale of encounter between Russia and northern Africa and an important document in the history and development of the Russian imperial project.

В статье представлены материалы из дневников монголоведа Казанского университета О. М. Ковалевского о Китае первой половины XIX в. Ученому удалось побывать в Пекине в составе Российской духовной миссии, где он провел зиму и весну 1830–1831 гг. О. М. Ковалевский посещал только пригородные буддийские храмы и монастыри, при этом сожалея, что недостаточно хорошо владеет китайским языком. Вначале О. М. Ковалевский вел поденные записи о своем пребывании в Китае, а затем перешел к тематическим, интересуясь почти всеми сторона-ми истории и жизни Китая, что особенно представляется интересным. Обширное знакомство и дружеское общение с лицами разных сословий дали возможность О. М. Ковалевскому, кроме совершенствования в монгольском языке, приобрести основательные сведения о маньчжурском языке, ознакомиться с государственным строем Китая, с историей и литературой китайцев, маньчжуров и монголов, собрать данные об их религии, нравах и обычаях.