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Ivan Dmitriyevich. Awaiting the battle, the Russian Army lost discipline with drunkenness being a norm. They were unexpectedly attacked from all sides and crushed by the Mongols, forcing retreat to and across the Pyana. Many soldiers, and the Knyaz himself, drowned while crossing it. This explanation
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The river is 436 kilometres (271 mi) long, and has a drainage basin of 8,060 square kilometres (3,110 sq mi). It freezes around November and thaws in April. The average discharge 65 km from its mouth is 25 m³/s and it can vary between 10 and 1,500 m³/s. River banks contain
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is further supported by the original text of the chronicles of the battle, where the writer first calls the river Piana, then notes the ironical similarity of the words piana and pyana (in a sense of drunkenness) and further uses Pyana as the river name.
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are located on the Pyana. The river is navigable in its lower reaches. On the river banks there is Ichalkovsky Natural Reserve of 936 ha area which is protected by the state since 1963. There is a
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caves. Pyana is remarkable by its shape: it runs to the north-west and then turns 180° south-east making a nearly closed loop (see map) before turning north and merging with the Sura.
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near the village of Ichalkovo with the annual production of 600 MW. Its construction was started after World War II, but completed only in the 1990s.
315:. The original name of the river was likely Piana, and, like many other old Russian geographical names, might be of Uralic origin (compare Finnish 462: 395: 586: 160: 361: 591: 481: 526: 288: 324: 424:"Из истории слов. Почему реку назвали Гусем? (History of names. Why river was named after a goose)" 400:. Vol. 6, середина XV века. St. Petersburg: Nauka; Russian Academy of Sciences. Archived from 449: 542:Энциклопедия чудес. Vol. 1. Обычное в необычном (Encyclopedia of wonders. Usual within unusual) 458: 469: 369: 280: 567: 454: 423: 401: 580: 428: 331: 300: 252: 146: 110: 260: 131: 507: 328: 555: 175: 162: 522: 323:). The most likely reason for the transformation of Piana to Pyana was the 39: 17: 292: 365: 268: 296: 81: 349: 335: 256: 540: 334:
Arapsha (Arab-Shah Muzaffar) and joint Russian troops under
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Pokhlebkin, William; Pokhlebkin, Vilʹi︠a︡m Vasilʹevich.
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Pyana River

Pyana is located in European Russia
Russia
Volga Upland
Mouth
Sura
55°40′02″N 45°54′59″E / 55.6671°N 45.9163°E / 55.6671; 45.9163
Sura
Volga
Caspian Sea

Russian
Nizhny Novgorod Oblast
Republic of Mordovia
Russia
Sura
Battle on Pyana River
Blue Horde
Khan
Knyaz
karst
Perevoz
Sergach
hydroelectric station



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