Toyokawa Koichi
Department Undergraduate School , School of Arts and Letters Position Professor |
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Language | Japanese |
Publication Date | 2011/07 |
Type | Academic Journal |
Peer Review | Peer reviewed |
Invitation | Invited paper |
Title | The Position of the Cossacks in the Army of the Russian Empire as a "Settler State": With Special Reference to the Establishment of the Orenburg Cossack Legion in the 18th Century |
Contribution Type | Sole-authored |
Journal | Journal of Historical Studies (Rekisigaku Kenkyu) |
Volume, Issue, Page | pp.34-48 |
Details | The Cossacks are the case in point, and , of all the Cossacks, the case of the Orenburg Cossacks was most interesting, since these were a sort of ”official Cossacks” who were newly establishe by the government in the 18th century, and no longer possessed the tradition of "freedom and autonomy". They functioned as menmbers of the Russian imperial army, not as regular forces but rather as a sort of irregular forces consisting of peoples such as the Kalmyks, and the Bashkirs, Orrenburg Cossacks played a significant role in the Russian army. |