Tyutchev biography dates

Site map F. Biography is known for being the envoy of Dmitry Donskoy to the Golden Horde, he was not afraid to break the Khan's letter, humiliating for Dmitry, and send her shreds to the Horde on the way back. Thanks to this act, he became famous, and even became the hero of the folk fairy tale “About Mamai Brighty”. In the family of Tyutchevs there were many servicemen of Moscow Rus': the governor, stolnikov, cooking.

And in the 18th century, Tyutchevs often held elected noble posts. Initial education received at home, his mentor was the poet - Semyon Raich. In the year, Tyutchev enters Moscow University for the Faculty of Word. And two years later, in the year, he ends him ahead of schedule with the rank of candidate of sciences. In the year, Fedor Ivanovich arrives in St. Petersburg and will be enrolled in the service of the State Collegium of Foreign Affairs.

Having received the position of a super -standard official of the Russian embassy in Bavaria, he leaves for Germany. Tyutchev will spend twenty -two years outside Russia, only occasionally coming to his homeland on vacation. In the year, Fedor Ivanovich decides to ask the hands of the young countess Amalia Lerhenfeld, but is refused. Later, Amalia will marry Baron's diplomat A. But throughout the life of the poet they will be friends with Amalia.

In the year, Tyutchev marries the widow of the Russian diplomat Eleanor Peterson. This marriage was happy, the poet and Eleanor had three daughters - Anna, Daria and Catherine. In the year, Fedor Ivanovich receives a new appointment and leaves for Turin. For the poet, the death of his wife was a terrible shock. His salvation was the Baroness Ernestin Dernberg, with whom they accidentally met in the year at Balu in Munich.

It was her love and concern that helped Fedor Ivanovich survive this terrible moment of his life. In the year, Tyutchev and his family finally returned to Russia. In the year, Fedor Ivanovich receives a position under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The middle and youngest daughters of the poet, Daria and Catherine, enter the Smolny Institute. Elena Denisieva also studied there.

It is quite difficult to even approximately call the date when the poet first paid attention to it. In the highest St. Petersburg light, their love acquired the interest of a secular scandal. Before Denisyeva, the doors of noble houses were forever closed, where she had previously been a welcome guest. Their love lasted for 14 years, until its death.

Elena loved the poet with a passionate, selfless and demanding love, who brought to his life many happy, but also a lot of difficult minutes. A monument of this love was a cycle of poems, called in the literature "Denisyevsky cycle." The last years of the poet’s life have been overshadowed by severe losses: a brother, the eldest son, is loved by her daughter, dies. Tyutchev’s life fades away.

He was buried in St. Petersburg at the Novodevichy cemetery. Tyutchev, the father of the poet E. Tyutchev, the mother of the poet A.