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Zaporozhian Cossacks with I. Sirko as their
leader attacked the Crimea and made Tatar
cavalry leave
I. Vyhosky and come back home. Many
Russian garnisons still remained in the rear
giving a start to new uprisings.
September At the council in Hermanivka I. Vyhovsky
1658 abdicated hetman responsibility, having lost
the support of major part of Ukraine.
1659– 1663 Yuriy Khmelnytsky’s hetman rule.
October Y. Khmelnytsky signed Pereyaslav articles
1659 with Moscow. According to it:
1) it was forbidden to elect hetman without
getting permission of Moscow first;
2) hetman was deprived of the right to dismiss
and appoint colonels;
3) hetman did not have the right to punish
starshyna without a trial;
4) it was forbidden to start any campaign
without getting the tsar’s permission first;
5) it was forbidden to keep up relations with
other countries;
6) Russian garnisons were located in 5 cities
of Ukraine;
7) Kyivan metropoly (Ukrainian Orthodox
church) was to be subject to Moscow
patriarchate;
8) giving back trophies taken under Konotop
after defeat of the Russian army by I.
Vyhovsky;
9) handling I.Vyhovsky’s family over to
Moscow and execution of colonels
Zhdanovych and Hulianytsky, who defended

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