Captain Ivan Mironov

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Captain Ivan Mironov is a loyal and honorable Russian army officer who commands a remote frontier fortress in Alexander Pushkin’s historical novel "The Captain's Daughter."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Russian army officer
fictional character
fortress commander
literary character
appearsIn The Captain's Daughter
associatedWithEvent Pugachev's Rebellion
linked to: Pugachev Rebellion
characterTrait honorable
loyal
commanded remote frontier fortress
countryOfService Russian Empire
createdBy Alexander Pushkin
defends his fortress
fictionalUniverse The Captain's Daughter
firstPublishedInWork 1836
genreOfWorkAppearsIn historical novel
hasSpouse Vasilisa Yegorovna Mironova
languageOfWorkOrName Russian
literaryMovementOfWork Russian Romanticism
loyalTo Russian Empire
his military duty
mediumOfWorkAppearsIn prose
moralAlignment positive character
narrativeRole embodiment of duty and honor
nationalityInFiction Russian
occupation army officer
parentOf Marya Ivanovna Mironova
linked to: Marya Mironova
portrayedAs simple but brave officer
positionInNarrative supporting character
rank captain
settingOfActivity Russian frontier
timePeriodOfFictionalSetting 18th century

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The Captain's Daughter mainCharacter Captain Ivan Mironov
Pyotr Grinyov associatedWith Captain Mironov
linked to: Captain Ivan Mironov
Belogorsky Fortress defendedByInFiction Captain Ivan Mironov
Marya Mironova hasFather Captain Ivan Mironov
Vasilisa Yegorovna Mironova spouse Captain Ivan Kuzmich Mironov
linked to: Captain Ivan Mironov