Griboyedov's biography is short, but it has its own secrets and secrets. Nature endowed this versatile personality with an incredible talent, and he was able to use it.
1.Alexander Sergeevich Griboyedov is considered a Russian writer and diplomat.
2.Griboyedov was born on January 15, 1795.
3. Griboyedov was born in Moscow.
4. In 1826, Alexander Sergeevich was under investigation for the Decembrists.
5. Griboyedov belongs to the noble family.
6. Descendants of Griboyedov - a noble noble family that came from Poland.
7. The poet's dad was considered a famous gambler.
8.Griboyedov's mother, whose name was Anastasia Fedorovna, was considered an imperious and strong lady.
9.Alexander Sergeevich has a sister, Maria.
10. From an early age, Griboyedov showed himself as a gifted person.
11. Griboyedov studied with the famous scientist and encyclopedist Ivan Petrozilius.
12. After completing home schooling, Alexander Griboyedov entered the University noble boarding school.
13. In 1806, Griboyedov was able to enter the Faculty of Literature at Moscow University.
14.Alexander Sergeevich was considered a master of literature.
15. Griboyedov knew many languages: French, Greek, Italian, Latin, Persian, English, German, Turkish and Arabic.
16. Alexander Griboyedov also studied at the physics and mathematics and moral and political faculties.
17.Volunteer Alexander Sergeevich was accepted as a hussar and awarded the title of cornet.
18. Some time after the war, Griboyedov had to move to St. Petersburg.
19 In St. Petersburg, Griboyedov met Pushkin.
20.Alexander Sergeevich Griboyedov was considered the second in the duel between Sheremetyev and Zavodovsky.
21. At the evenings of meeting with friends, Griboyedov showed himself as an accompanist and soloist-improviser.
22. In 1828, Griboyedov was appointed ambassador to Persia.
23. Griboyedov waltz in E minor is considered the first Russian waltz to be played in musical everyday life.
24. Alexander Sergeevich Griboyedov participated in a duel with Yakubovich, where his left hand was hurt.
25. For some time Griboyedov had to live on the territory of Georgia.
26. Griboyedov created the famous play "Woe from Wit".
27. Many biographers suggest that Griboyedov is an illegitimate person.
28. Only in the 16th century the Griboyedov family acquired such a surname.
29. Alexander Sergeevich was married to a 16-year-old daughter A.G. Chavchavadze.
30. Griboyedov sent prisoners from Russia to the Motherland.
31. Griboyedov died in the winter at the hands of attacking Muslim Protestants in 1829.
32. Alexander Sergeevich Griboyedov was buried in Tiflis.
33. Griboyedov is also considered a composer.
34. Griboyedov managed to write 2 waltzes.
35.The writer's corpse was disfigured beyond recognition.
36. The wound on the left hand of Griboyedov in a duel identified the writer.
37 In 1825 Griboyedov returned to the Caucasus.
38. As an apology for the death of Griboyedov, the Persian prince Khozrev-Mirza handed over a large diamond, which was 87 carats.
39.The tomb of the great playwright and writer is located on Mount St. David.
40. On the gravestone of Griboyedov were the words of his wife.
41. Griboyedov's mother had an iron character.
42. Griboyedov was a polyglot.
43. In the Griboyedov family, great attention was paid not only to raising children, but also to their education.
44. The comedy "Woe from Wit" was written by Griboyedov in one year.
45. Alexander Sergeevich, during the years of study at the university, called himself the most educated person.
46 In 1825, Griboyedov visited Kiev.
47. Griboyedov perfectly studied all the world classics.
48. Alexander Sergeevich played the piano well.
49. Griboyedov was considered a participant in the development of the Turkmanchay peace treaty.
50 In 1828, the poet was invited to a reception with the emperor.
51. Despite the fact that the war had already ended, Griboyedov decided to stay in the army.
52. Griboyedov was awarded the Order of St. Anna.
53. Griboyedov was in good standing with the Foreign Affairs College.
54. Over the years of his life, Alexander Sergeevich had the only good deed: he took the prisoners out of Persia.
55.During his life in the Caucasus, Alexander Sergeevich constantly used his own connections and acquaintances.
56. Griboyedov managed to live only 34 years.
57.The writer was considered a member of the largest Masonic lodge in St. Petersburg.
58 There is an institute in Moscow named after Griboyedov.
59. On Chistoprudny Boulevard there is a monument to Griboyedov.
60. The Griboyedov family was of gentry origin.
61. Griboyedov could not leave behind heirs.
62. The wife of Alexander Sergeevich remained faithful to Griboyedov to the end.
63.The son of Alexander Sergeevich, who was born after his death, could live only an hour.
64. Since childhood, Griboyedov has been writing music and poetry.
65. The parents of Alexander Sergeevich Griboyedov were distant relatives in relation to each other.
66. Griboyedov had to work as a provincial secretary and translator.
67. Having met with Pushkin, the first literary works of Griboyedov were published.
68. Griboyedov was too smart a man.
69. Griboyedov's plans were to defend his doctoral dissertation, which, because of Napoleon, could not be translated into reality.
70. In 1815, Griboyedov had to cooperate with journalists.
71. In his youth, Alexander Sergeevich was a bully.
72. In 1822, Griboyedov was appointed secretary for diplomatic affairs under General Yermolov.
73. The first person who saw "Woe from Wit" by Griboyedov is Ivan Krylov.
74. Griboyedov was suspected of being connected with the Decembrists.
75. Griboyedov died, fulfilling his duty to the Fatherland.
76. The play "Woe from Wit", which was written by Griboyedov, is still staged in theaters in Russia.
77. Griboyedov had a brother who died in infancy.
78. At 6 years old Griboyedov already knew 3 foreign languages.
79. The comedy "Student", written by the great writer, was published in 1816.
80. Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin visited the grave of Griboyedov.
81 There is a monument to Alexander Griboyedov in the center of Yerevan and in Alushta.
82. In Veliky Novgorod, Griboyedov was immortalized with a monument.
83. On the territory of the Crimea, in the Red Cave, there is a gallery named after the stay of the great writer.
84. Many theaters and streets were named after Griboyedov.
85. The desire for knowledge and great perseverance from childhood distinguished Griboyedov from other boys.
86. In 1995, a 2-ruble coin was issued, depicting Griboyedov.
87. Friends of Griboyedov noted his ability to play the piano beautifully.
88. Until he met his Georgian wife, Griboyedov did not start novels.
89. Alexander Sergeevich is the author of the famous saying "Happy hours are not observed."
90 In 1815 Griboyedov translated Lesser's play from France.
91. There was a wedding in Griboyedov's life.
92. The death of Griboyedov was hidden from his wife.
93. After parting with his wife, Alexander Sergeevich wrote letters to her.
94. In the first days of his stay in the Caucasus, Griboyedov studied the diplomatic mail.
95. In 1818 there was a premiere of Griboyedov's comedy "One's Family or a Married Bride".
96 In 1819, Griboyedov had to travel to Persia.
97. When creating works, Griboyedov always rejected romanticism, unlike his contemporaries.
98. Alexander Sergeevich Griboyedov was accepted into the society of fans of Russian literature.
99. The comedy "Woe from Wit" by Griboyedov is considered an innovative phenomenon in drama.
100. Griboyedov, participating in Dei-Kargan, was able to conclude a peace treaty with Persia.
