Tysiatsky
Tysiatsky, also spelled Tysyatsky or Tisatsky, was a historical military and administrative position in Slavic societies, particularly in Kyivan Rus' and later in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Poland. The name itself derives from the Old East Slavic word "tysyacha," meaning "thousand," indicating that a tysyatsky was initially the commander of a force of approximately one thousand men.
The role of the tysyatsky evolved over time. In its earliest form, it was a military leader,
The influence and power of the tysyatsky varied depending on the specific historical period and region. In