The village of Syniavka on the Sinyava River is located 25 kilometers northwest of Mena, 5 kilometers from the road P-12 Chernihiv - Novhorod-Siverskyi.
It has been known since 1618, when the village came under the control of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth along with other lands of the Chernihiv Region under the Deulinsky Armistice. Since 1649, Syniavka has been part of the Mena Hundred, since 1652 - the hundredth town of the Mena, and then Chernihiv regiments.
In 1706, the Cossack Church of the Intercession of the Holy Mother of God was founded. The current three-headed wooden Intercession Church (1760-75) is an example of folk architecture of the Left Bank of the Ukrainian Baroque period.
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Intercession Church
Temple , Architecture
The Cossack Church of the Intercession of the Holy Mother of God in Syniavka was founded in 1706.
The current wooden Intercession Church was built at the expense of Pavlo Yunytsky in the traditional forms of Ukrainian Baroque, characteristic of the Left Bank of Ukraine in the 17th and 18th centuries. Cut from pine logs. The central octagonal log house dominates the composition, the eastern log house is hexagonal. Their longitudinal axes in the west-east direction do not coincide, which indicates that the plans were developed at different times. The babinets is covered with a hinged top, the light lantern is covered with a flat ceiling. The forms of crowns are baroque. Window openings of various shapes play an important role in the composition.
The Church of the Intercession in Syniavka is one of the few monuments of folk architecture in Chernihiv region that has preserved its original forms.
Nearby is the grave of the Ukrainian kobzar Petro Tkachenko.
Administrative status | village |
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Founded / first mentioned | XVII |
Latitude | 51.6105 |
Longitude | 32.01133 |
Population | 1131 |
Postal codes | 15630 |
Region | Chernihiv |