Biography Griboedova Persia

We are lazy and unsociable ... " Pushkin, “Journey to Arzrum” on January 4, on January 15, he came from an ancient noble family, the founder of which was a native of Poland Yang Grzhibovsky. Griboedov spent children and youth years in the house of his mother in Moscow. Dreaming of a brilliant career for her son, she gave him an excellent education, first under the leadership of foreign tutors, and then at the Moscow University noble guesthouse.

In the city of Griboedov, he entered Moscow University, where he first graduated from the verbal, and then the ethical and political department, having reinforced the humanitarian education by legal. Griboedov was one of the most educated people of his time and, according to A. Pushkin, "one of the smartest people in Russia." Excellent knowledge of the basic European languages ​​of French, English, Italian, Greek, Latin, and later mastering the eastern Arabic, Persian and Turkish, he also possessed musical abilities - he was a wonderful pianist, had a composer talent for his two waltzs for the piano.

With the outbreak of World War II, G. Griboedov left scientists and entered the Moscow Hussar regiment as part of the reserve units. At the end of the city, he became interested in literature and theater, Griboedov met the famous poet and theater as theater P. Katenin, together with whom Griboedov entered the State College of Foreign Affairs, but due to “ardent passions and powerful circumstances”, according to Pushkin’s definition, after three years of service in Tavrise in February, the 1st and 2nd acts of the 2nd and 2nd acts of the 2nd and 2nd acts His famous composition - the comedy “Woe from Wit”, whose first listener was the Tiflis colleague of the author of Decembrist V.

by the fall of G. Bulgarin in the Almanac “Russian waist”. This work immediately became an event of Russian culture, spreading among the reading public on manuscript lists, the number of which was approaching the book circles of that time. Already in January, Pushchin brought Pushkin to Mikhailovskoye. As Pushkin predicted, many lines “grief from the mind” became proverbs and sayings “fresh legend, but hard to believe”, “happy hours do not observe.” In February, Griboedov was called to St.

Petersburg as a suspect in the Decembrists' case, since in the papers of many arrested there were lists of “grief from the mind”, and in interrogations some of them called him among the members of a secret society. However, Griboedov managed to destroy part of his archive, and under the investigation he categorically denied his involvement in the conspiracy, and in early June he was released from arrest.

Returning to the Caucasus shortly after the start of the Russian-Persian war. In March, having returned to Persia, Griboedov took up the embodiment of one of the articles of a peace treaty, which suggested the return of subjects of Russia to his homeland.

The appeal to him for the help of two Armenians who fell into a harem of a noble Persian, the situation around the Russian mission was heated to the limit and was the reason for reprisal with an active diplomat. The Russian envoy was killed. Griboedov was buried in Tiflis on the mountain of St. David. On the grave plate, the words of his wife Nina are inscribed: “Your mind and deeds are immortal in Russian memory, but why did my love experienced you?

Complete set of works. Griboedov in the memoirs of contemporaries. The chronicle of the life and work of A. Griboedov, the comedy of A. Griboedov “Woe from Wit”: comment.