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Heraldry:
"It was confirmed in March, 24th, 2006 by the decision of
XXIII village council session of IV convocation. Square green
panel, in which is yellow Scythian jewelry. In jewelry inserted
yellow formy cross with prolonged bottom beam. The authors are
V.Napytkin, V.Mysak, V.Syzon.
Cossack cross simultaneously is a religious symbol, sign of
village revival after the tatars invasion, belonging of village
to Kyiv-Pechers'k monastery and Mykhailivs'kyi Zolotoverhyi
(golden-cupolas) monastery, and also ancient church "The
Blessed Virgin Assumption"."
Dov Gutterman, 6 June 2006
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Heraldry
From the site of Ukrainian
Heraldry:
"It was confirmed in March, 24th, 2006 by the decision of
XXIII village council session of IV convocation. Square blue
panel, in which is the village arm in yellow cartouche and
crowned by yellow village crown. From both parties the arms is
accompanied by a vertical pattern from yellow oak leaves. Height
of the arms and pattern is equal to 9/10 from gonfalon height.
Gonfalon has yellow edging from three sides. The authors are
V.Napytkin, V.Mysak, V.Syzon."
Dov Gutterman, 6 June 2006
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Heraldry
From the site of Ukrainian
Heraldry:
"It was confirmed in March, 24th, 2006 by the decision of
XXIII village council session of IV convocation. Per fess wavy in
two ledges and three hollows by azure and vert. Arhystratyg
Michael in argent armour and gules raincoat, with a flaming sword
in the right hand and argent shield in left; or Scythian jewelry.
The shield enframed by or cartouche and crowned by or village
crown. The authors are V.Napytkin, V.Mysak, V.Syzon.
Vert colour is symbol of a nature. Jewelry means, that the
settlement on this place existed in Scythian times. The wavy fess
symbolizes first name of the settlement - "Boyarka",
which occurs from a word "byeraky" (hills). Arhystratyg
Michael means an accessory of the village to the Kyivs'ka
oblast'.".
Dov Gutterman, 6 June 2006
From the site of Ukrainian
Heraldry:
"Tarasivka is settlement of Scythian period. The first name
- "Boyarka" - occurs from a word "byeraky"
(hills and ravines). The modern name it has received in 1924 in
honour of Taras Shevchenko.
In the times of prince Volodymyr, Boyarka was a part of defensive
installation system. According to the documents of ÕVI century,
this territory was in structure of Lithuania, and after Lublin
union 1569 it belonged to Poland.
The data of the first church construction is unknown, but
according to decree of great prince Andrew Bogolubs'kyi from
1195, village was handed over Kyiv-Pechers'k monastery. Since
1688 Boyarka belonged to Mykhailivs'kyi Zolotoverhyi
(golden-cupolas) monastery. Last church "The Blessed Virgin
Assumption" was built in 1810 and burned down in 1970."
Dov Gutterman, 6 June 2006