Yahil'nytsia

A village on the r. Cherkaska, on the Ternopil-Chernivtsi highway, between Chortkiv and Tolstoy. It was first mentioned in the 15th century, later it received the status of a town with the right to hold a fair. In 1630, the crown hetman S. Lyantskoronsky built a large stone castle on the site of an old wooden castle. During the War of Independence, Yagelnitsa was captured by the Ukrainian Cossacks, but soon she withdrew to Turkey according to the Buchach Peace Treaty. Austrian authorities in the 19th century the castle was converted into a tobacco factory, which operated until recently. Also, two temples of the 19th century have survived. - Church of the Ascension and the Assumption Church. In the house of S. Bandera's sister, Oksana, a room-museum of the ideologue of Ukrainian nati ...

A village on the r. Cherkaska, on the Ternopil-Chernivtsi highway, between Chortkiv and Tolstoy. It was first mentioned in the 15th century, later it received the status of a town with the right to hold a fair. In 1630, the crown hetman S. Lyantskoronsky built a large stone castle on the site of an old wooden castle. During the War of Independence, Yagelnitsa was captured by the Ukrainian Cossacks, but soon she withdrew to Turkey according to the Buchach Peace Treaty. Austrian authorities in the 19th century the castle was converted into a tobacco factory, which operated until recently. Also, two temples of the 19th century have survived. - Church of the Ascension and the Assumption Church. In the house of S. Bandera's sister, Oksana, a room-museum of the ideologue of Ukrainian nationalism has been opened.