Аналитическая карточка нити: Вотчина

The business, named Вотчина, is a historical term for a feudal estate that includes land, buildings, and the rights to serfs. In medieval Russia, the term votchina referred to a specific type of servile land ownership distinct from other forms. The management of serviceland was strictly regulated; negligent landowners faced the loss of part or all of their estate. The term is also used figuratively in Russian folklore, such as in the case of Deda Moroz's (Father Frost's) votchina, located 8 kilometers from the city of Великий Устюг. This estate is famous for its New Year's Eve story, which leads visitors through the forest before bringing them to Deda Moroz's hut. The domain associated with the business, nosite_135097, does not provide additional information.