Tashan

The village of Tashan on the Supiy River is located 25 kilometers east of Pereyaslav.

It was mentioned for the first time in 1149 in the Ipatiyiv chronicle as Kytay-horodyshche. In the 17th century, it was a free Cossack settlement, then it became the property of Pereyaslav colonels.

In the 18th century, the masters of Tashan were the princes of Kantakuzen. In 1770, Catherine II transferred the village to Count Petro Rumyantsev. The count founded a manor with a three-story palace in Tashan, and his grandson Mykola Holitsyn greatly expanded it. The last owner of the village was Prince Kostyantyn Horchakov, after whom the manor fell into decline.

A landscape park with an area of ​​144 hectares with ...

The village of Tashan on the Supiy River is located 25 kilometers east of Pereyaslav.

It was mentioned for the first time in 1149 in the Ipatiyiv chronicle as Kytay-horodyshche. In the 17th century, it was a free Cossack settlement, then it became the property of Pereyaslav colonels.

In the 18th century, the masters of Tashan were the princes of Kantakuzen. In 1770, Catherine II transferred the village to Count Petro Rumyantsev. The count founded a manor with a three-story palace in Tashan, and his grandson Mykola Holitsyn greatly expanded it. The last owner of the village was Prince Kostyantyn Horchakov, after whom the manor fell into decline.

A landscape park with an area of ​​144 hectares with a system of picturesque ponds has been preserved.