Motovylivka

The village of Motovylivka on the Stuhna River is located 20 kilometers northeast of Fastiv.

The village on the opposite bank from the current Velyka Motovylivka was founded in 1711 after the end of the Cossack rebellion of Semen Paliy and the return of the Polish landowners Aksaks, when, according to the Prut Treaty, the Motovylivka Cossacks were forced to resettle on state-owned land beyond Stuhna. Until 1940, the village was called Kazenna (Chernecha) Motovylivka.

The wooden Holy Intercession Church, built in the middle of the 19th century, has been preserved. In nearby Velyka Motovylivka, you can see the ruins of the manor and ...

The village of Motovylivka on the Stuhna River is located 20 kilometers northeast of Fastiv.

The village on the opposite bank from the current Velyka Motovylivka was founded in 1711 after the end of the Cossack rebellion of Semen Paliy and the return of the Polish landowners Aksaks, when, according to the Prut Treaty, the Motovylivka Cossacks were forced to resettle on state-owned land beyond Stuhna. Until 1940, the village was called Kazenna (Chernecha) Motovylivka.

The wooden Holy Intercession Church, built in the middle of the 19th century, has been preserved. In nearby Velyka Motovylivka, you can see the ruins of the manor and the crypt of the last owners of the village of Rulykovsky.