Вотчина

industry: location: Belarus This company, named Вотчина, is a historical term for a feudal estate in Belarus, consisting of land, buildings, and the rights to dependent peasants. The term originated from the Russian word for 'father's estate'. The ownership and management of this land was strictly regulated, with penalties for those who did not comply, including the loss of part or all of the estate. The term was also used in Russian folklore, such as the New Year's Eve tale of Ded Moroz's domain, located eight kilometers from the city of Великий Устюг. There is no current information available about this specific company with this name in Belarus.