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enumerated 30 thousand people and other. D.
Mnohohrishnyi was against joining right-bank
Ukraine to Poland, fought for expansion of
autonomous rights of Ukraine. It caused
concern of the tsar government. He was
charged of treason to Russia, arrested and
exiled to Siberia (he was the first Ukrainian
hetman exiled by Russia).
1669– 1672 D. Mnohohrishnyi’s hetmanate in left-bank
Ukraine. In March 1668 he was elected
hetman at Gluhiv council, having signed
Gluhiv articles with Moscow. According to
their terms, Moscow made some concessions
to calm Ukraine; Russian garnisons were left
in 5 towns only, voivodes were forbidden to
interfere in internal affairs of local Ukrainian
authorities, taxes were collected by
administration, the Cossack register
enumerated 30 thousand people and other. D.
Mnohohrishnyi was against joining right-bank
Ukraine to Poland, fought for expansion of
autonomous rights of Ukraine. It caused
concern of the tsar government. He was
charged of treason to Russia, arrested and
exiled to Siberia (he was the first Ukrainian
hetman exiled by Russia).
1669, 1674 The part of Ukrainian Cossacks at the council
in Uman’ elected Mykhailo Khanenko, who
accepted the protectorate of the Polish king.
He constantly fought with P. Doroshenko,
but after defeat under Kyiv in 1674, he
abdicated his responsibilities and swore
allegiance to Moscow.

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