Khlynov

Khlynov is a historical name for the city of Kirov, located in Russia. The city is situated on the banks of the Vyatka River. The name Khlynov was used for the settlement from its founding in the 12th century until 1780. During this period, Khlynov was an important trading and administrative center. It played a significant role in the expansion and consolidation of Russian territories in the region. The city's strategic location facilitated trade routes and contributed to its economic development. Over time, Khlynov became known for its crafts and industries. In 1934, the city was renamed Kirov in honor of the Soviet revolutionary Sergey Kirov. The historical name Khlynov is still remembered and referenced in discussions of the city's past. Archaeological findings in the Kirov region often relate to the period when the city was known as Khlynov, providing insights into medieval life and settlement patterns. The legacy of Khlynov is preserved in local history and cultural heritage.