Budyshche

The village of Budyshche is located 20 kilometers north of Zvenyhorodka, near Moryntsi and Shevchenkove. It is part of the Historical and Cultural Reserve "Batkivshchyna of Taras Shevchenko".

It arose in the 18th century around the "buda" - an enterprise for the production of potash, which is where the name came from. In 1828, it became the property of Pavlo Enhelhardt, who built the manor. In 1828-1829, young Taras Shevchenko served as his Cossack.

The last owner of the estate was the landowner Mossakivskyi. According to legend, under him the village was divided into two parts, "Truth" and "Kryvda", where rich and poor peasants lived, respectively. During the Soviet rule, a school was placed in the manor, then a boarding school for th ...

The village of Budyshche is located 20 kilometers north of Zvenyhorodka, near Moryntsi and Shevchenkove. It is part of the Historical and Cultural Reserve "Batkivshchyna of Taras Shevchenko".

It arose in the 18th century around the "buda" - an enterprise for the production of potash, which is where the name came from. In 1828, it became the property of Pavlo Enhelhardt, who built the manor. In 1828-1829, young Taras Shevchenko served as his Cossack.

The last owner of the estate was the landowner Mossakivskyi. According to legend, under him the village was divided into two parts, "Truth" and "Kryvda", where rich and poor peasants lived, respectively. During the Soviet rule, a school was placed in the manor, then a boarding school for the elderly.