Tysyatskyi
Tysyatskyi, also spelled Tysiatsky or Tysiatska, is a term with historical significance in Eastern Slavic cultures, particularly in the context of medieval Rus'. It refers to a military commander, a leader of a thousand soldiers, or a prominent military official within a princely retinue. The exact nature of the tysyatskyi's duties and authority could vary depending on the specific principality and historical period.
In some instances, the tysyatskyi served as a deputy to the prince, assisting in military matters and
Beyond their military functions, tysyatskiye could also hold administrative or judicial responsibilities. They might have been