Village Tynna: travel guide online to Tynna

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General information about Tynna

The village of Tynna is located 30 kilometers northwest of Dunaivtsi.

It was first mentioned in 1607 as the property of Tomash Humetsyi, a hunter from Podillya. At that time, the village already had a stone church of the Assumption of the Virgin, built at the end of the 16th century instead of the old wooden one. The temple, which is known for its miraculous icon of the Mother of God, has survived to this day. The Church of the Nativity of the Virgin (1869) and the Polish cemetery are also preserved.

The French prince Sharl Anri Nikolya Oton de Nassau-Zihen nicknamed "Invulnerable", known for his adventures and military exploits, spent the last years of his life and was buried in Tynna.

Село Тинна розташоване в 30 кілометрах на північний захід від Дунаївців.

Вперше згадується в 1607 році як власність подільського ловчого Томаша Гумецього. На той момент в селі вже був кам'яний костел Успіння Богородиці, збудований в кінці XVI сторіччя замість старого дерев'яного. Храм, який відомий чудотворною іконою Богородиці, зберігся донині. Також збереглася церква Різдва Богородиці (1869 рік) і польське кладовище.

В Тинні провів останні роки життя і був похований французький принц Шарль Анрі Ніколя Отон де Нассау-Зіген на прізвисько "Невразливий", відомий своїми авантюрами та військовими подвигами.

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Assumption of Blessed Virgin Church, Tynna

Assumption of Blessed Virgin Mary Church

Temple , Architecture

The Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Tynna is known for its miraculous image of the Mother of God of Tynna. In the 17th century, the village suffered several Tatar raids, as a result of which the image was transported first to Kamyanets-Podilskyi, and later to Lviv. Only in 1730 the relic returned to the local temple.

The history of the current Church of the Assumption of the Virgin begins in 1597, when Ihnatiy Humetskyi built a new stone church instead of the old wooden one. It is with this period that historians most often associate the appearance of a miraculous image. In 1735, the heavily damaged church was rebuilt. Another decline of the shrine occurred in 1956, when the temple was dismantled.

In the early 1990s, the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary was restored on its former site thanks to the efforts of Father Vladyslav Vanahs. In 2023, the sanctuary of the Mother of God of Tynna was established.

An ancient cemetery is located nearby. Here was the grave of Prince Charles de Nassau-Siegen, who at one time was considered an extremely extraordinary person. The prince spent the last 12 years of his life in Tynna, but his grave did not survive during the next restoration of the temple.

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