History of Moscow
Moscow dze no nkakankakra nyin wɔ Moscow Kremlinho, ber a afeha a otsia 14 rehyɛ ase no, Grand Duchy of Moscow (anaa Muscovy) nyeTsardom of Russia no kurowpɔn dze kesi ber a <a href="./Saint_Petersburg" rel="mw:WikiLink" data-linkid="17" data-cx="{"adapted":false,"sourceTitle":{"title":"Saint Petersburg","thumbnail":{"source":"https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c9/Winter_Palace_Panorama_3.jpg/80px-Winter_Palace_Panorama_3.jpg","width":80,"height":48},"description":"Federal city in Russia","pageprops":{"wikibase_item":"Q656"},"pagelanguage":"en"},"targetFrom":"source"}" class="cx-link" id="mwGQ" title="Saint Petersburg">Peter the Great</a> yii kurowpɔn no dze kɔr Saint Petersburg. Nna Moscow yɛ Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic no kurowpɔn fi 1918, a ɔsan bɛyɛɛ Soviet Union (1922 to 1991), na w'akɔ do ayɛ Russian Federation no kurowpɔn fi 1991.[1]
Ɔbɛn Moskva Nsu a wonyaa kurow no dzin fir mu no, na ofi afeha a otsia 16 dze reba afeha a otsia 17 no, kurow no nyinii a nna w'akyɛ mu 5 a nna wɔdze ban akyekyɛ mu: ɔyɛ Kremlin ("fortress"), Kitaigorod ("kurow a w'gye ho", naaso nna wɔkyerɛ mu dɛ ɔyɛ "Chinatown" dze nam folk etymology do), Bielygorod ("kurow fufuw"), Zemlianoigorod ("kurow a wɔdze dɛtse yɛ edwuma"), and Miestchanskygorod ("kurow a hɔn a wodzi yie kakra tse mu") wɔ kurowpɔn no ban no ekyir.
- ↑ Robert Argenbright, "Moscow On The Rise: From Primate City To Megaregion," Geographical Review (2013) 103#1 pp 20–36.