Prikazy system

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The Prikazy system was a network of specialized administrative and judicial offices that formed the backbone of central governance in Muscovite Russia before the Petrine reforms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative system
government institution network
judicial administration system
abolishedBy Peter the Great
approximateEndDate early 18th century
characteristic bureaucratic centralization
overlapping jurisdictions
use of clerks (diaki)
country Muscovite Russia
linked to: Tsardom of Russia
developedFrom earlier palace and court offices
governanceModel functional specialization
governedBy tsar of Russia
hasFunction central administration
diplomatic administration
fiscal administration
judicial administration
military administration
police and public order
hasPart Aptekarsky Prikaz
Inozemsky Prikaz
Kazansky Prikaz
Kholopiy Prikaz
Monastyrsky Prikaz
Pomestny Prikaz
Posolsky Prikaz
Prikaz Bolshogo Dvortsa
Prikaz Bolshoi Kazny
Prikaz Tainykh Del
Razryadny Prikaz
Reiter Prikaz
Robbery Prikaz
Siberian Prikaz
Streletsky Prikaz
Yamskoy Prikaz
Zemsky Prikaz
historicalRegion Eastern Europe
partOf central government of Muscovy
relatedConcept Muscovite bureaucracy
Tsardom of Russia centralization
replacedBy collegial system
significantEvent expansion under Ivan IV
reorganization under Alexis of Russia
supervisedBy Boyar Duma
timePeriod 16th century
17th century
usedIn Tsardom of Russia
usedLanguage Russian
weakenedBy Petrine reforms

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