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1 Rouble Troitsky Church with a Bell Tower. Chernavchitsy
| Emittent | National Bank of the Republic of Belarus |
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| Jahr | 2017 |
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| Nennwert | 1 Rouble |
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| Aversschrift | Cyrillic |
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| Reversbeschreibung | A detailed architectural view of the Trinity Church (Troitsky Kastsyol) with its adjacent bell tower in Chernavchitsy, rendered against a dark mirror field. The tall, square bell tower with arched openings dominates the left portion of the design, while the Gothic-Renaissance church façade with a gabled roofline occupies the right. The Cyrillic inscription ПОМНІКІ АРХІТЭКТУРЫ БЕЛАРУСІ arcs along the upper left field, accompanied by the Roman numeral XVI denoting the sixteenth century. The locality name ЧАРНАЎЧЫЦЫ and the dedication ТРОІЦКІ КАСЦЁЛ СА ЗВАНІЦАЙ are inscribed in bold lettering across the lower portion of the reverse. |
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Chernavchitsy is a village in the Brest region whose Orthodox Trinity Church dates to the mid-sixteenth century, making it one of the oldest surviving ecclesiastical structures in western Belarus. The building's survival through successive Polish, Russian, and Soviet administrations — including decades of state atheism — is largely attributable to its conversion into a grain store during the Soviet period, a fate that paradoxically preserved dozens of historic churches across the region.