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| - Kirill Poluektovič Naryškin, (in russo: Кирилл Полуэктович Нарышкин) (1623 – 10 maggio 1661), è stato un nobile russo, nonno materno di Pietro I di Russia. (it)
- Кири́лл Полие́ктович Нары́шкин (1623 — 30 апреля [10 мая] 1691) — отец царицы Натальи Кирилловны и дед Петра Великого. В день рождения последнего пожалован в бояре. В литературе встречается написание Кирилл Полуектович Нарышкин. (ru)
- Kiril Narixkin (en rus Кирилл Полуэктович Нарышкин) va néixer a (Rússia) l'any 1623 i va morir a el 30 d'abril de 1691. Era un noble rus, fill de (1600-1634), i va ser l'avi matern del Tsar Pere el Gran. El casament del tsar amb la seva filla, Natàlia Naríxkina, el 1671, va afectar decisivament en la vida dels Narixkins. Cridat a Moscou, Kiril Narixkin va assistir al casament de la seva filla i va rebre nombrosos regals i honors. Aquest mateix any, se li va conferir el títol de dumni dvorianin. Així mateix se li van concedir grans propietats i un sou molt important. (ca)
- Kirill Poluektovich Naryshkin (Russian: Кирилл Полуэктович Нарышкин) (1623 – April 30, 1691) was the maternal grandfather of Peter the Great. Kirill Naryshkin’s name was first mentioned in 1646, when he and Prince were dispatched to guard the southern borders of Muscovy against possible attacks by the Crimean Tatars. In 1654, Kirill Naryshkin participated in Alexei Mikhailovich’s military campaign against Poland and Lithuania. In 1656, he joined Prince Yuri Baryatinsky in his Orsha campaign. In 1658, Kirill Naryshkin served as head of a Streltsy unit in Smolensk. In 1660, he was sent to the Terek region as a commander to repel the attacks of the rebellious Nogais. In 1662, Kirill Naryshkin was sent to Kazan to serve as a second voyevoda of Prince M.P. Shuleshov. (en)
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| - Kiril Narixkin (en rus Кирилл Полуэктович Нарышкин) va néixer a (Rússia) l'any 1623 i va morir a el 30 d'abril de 1691. Era un noble rus, fill de (1600-1634), i va ser l'avi matern del Tsar Pere el Gran. El nom de Kiril Narixkin va ser esmentat per primera vegada el 1646, quan ell i el príncep Nikita Ivànovitx Odóievski van ser enviats a custodiar les fronteres meridionals del Gran Ducat de Moscou davant de possibles atacs per part dels Tàtars de Crimea. El 1654, Kiril Narixkin va participar amb en la campanya militar contra Polònia i Lituània. El 1660, va ser enviat com a comandant a la regió de Terek per repel·lir els atacs dels rebels Nogais. El 1662, Kiril Narixkin va ser enviat a Kazan per servir com a segon Voivoda del príncep Shuleshov. El casament del tsar amb la seva filla, Natàlia Naríxkina, el 1671, va afectar decisivament en la vida dels Narixkins. Cridat a Moscou, Kiril Narixkin va assistir al casament de la seva filla i va rebre nombrosos regals i honors. Aquest mateix any, se li va conferir el títol de dumni dvorianin. Així mateix se li van concedir grans propietats i un sou molt important. De nou el 1671, Narixkin, sota el comandament de , va participar en la pacificació de la regió de Nijni Nóvgorod revoltada pel cosac Stenka Razin. Ascendit a la categoria de boyard el 27 de novembre de 1672, Kiril Narixkin mai va tenir un paper significatiu a la cort reial ni en la vida política de la Rússia, i només ocasionalment va intervenir en la supervisió de Moscou, amb motiu d'alguna absència del tsar. També va ocupar el càrrec de magistrat en cap al gran palau de Prikaz (Приказ большого дворца). Durant el regnat de Teodor III de Rússia, Kiril Narixkin sembla que hauria deixat de prendre part en la vida de la cort reial. Durant la insurrecció de Moscou, de 1682, Kiril Narixkin va patir diverses tragèdies personals. Els seus fills van ser assassinats durant la rebel·lió i després ell mateix es va veure obligat a prendre els vots monàstics sota el nom de Kiprian (Ciprià) i desterrar-se al monestir de Kiril-Belozerski. Després de l'entronització del seu net Pere I, Kiril Narixkin hauria pogut tornar a la cort reial, però va optar per romandre reclòs al monestir, on va morir. (ca)
- Kirill Poluektovich Naryshkin (Russian: Кирилл Полуэктович Нарышкин) (1623 – April 30, 1691) was the maternal grandfather of Peter the Great. Kirill Naryshkin’s name was first mentioned in 1646, when he and Prince were dispatched to guard the southern borders of Muscovy against possible attacks by the Crimean Tatars. In 1654, Kirill Naryshkin participated in Alexei Mikhailovich’s military campaign against Poland and Lithuania. In 1656, he joined Prince Yuri Baryatinsky in his Orsha campaign. In 1658, Kirill Naryshkin served as head of a Streltsy unit in Smolensk. In 1660, he was sent to the Terek region as a commander to repel the attacks of the rebellious Nogais. In 1662, Kirill Naryshkin was sent to Kazan to serve as a second voyevoda of Prince M.P. Shuleshov. The tsar’s marriage to Naryshkin’s daughter Natalia Kirillovna in 1671 greatly affected the lives of the Naryshkins. Summoned to Moscow, Kirill Naryshkin attended the wedding of his daughter and then received numerous gifts and awards. That same year, he was conferred the title of a dumniy dvoryanin (3rd rank in Boyar Duma after boyars and okolnichys), only to become an okolnichy a year later (together with Artamon Matveev) on the day tsarevich Peter was born. Around the same time, Kirill Naryshkin was granted large estates and a very substantial salary. Again in 1671, Naryshkin (under the command of ) participated in the pacifying of the Nizhny Novgorod region after the Razin rebellion. After his raise to the rank of a boyar on November 27, 1672, Kirill Naryshkin never really played any significant role at the royal court or in political life of the Tsardom of Russia, only occasionally overseeing Moscow during the tsar’s pilgrimages to different monasteries or trips to the surrounding countryside. Naryshkin, however, held the post of a chief magistrate at the Grand Palace Prikaz (Приказ большого дворца). During the reign of Feodor III of Russia, Kirill Naryshkin seems to have stopped taking part in the life of the royal court (possibly, due to the intrigues of the Miloslavskys), because we do not see him among guests at formal dinners or receptions of foreign ambassadors. He attended, however, the Sobor of 1682, convocated for the purpose of abolishing the mestnichestvo, and was among the ones who signed its final resolution (соборное деяние). During the Streltsy Uprising of 1682, Kirill Naryshkin had to suffer through several personal tragedies. His sons were killed during the rebellion and then he himself was forced by the Streltsy to take monastic vows under the name of Kiprian (Cyprian) and banished to Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery. Upon the enthronement of his grandson Peter I, Kirill Naryshkin could have returned to the royal court, but chose to remain within the monastery walls due to his venerable age. He died at the monastery on April 30, 1691. His wife – Anna Leontyevna Naryshkina – died on July 2, 1706, and was interred at Vysokopetrovsky Monastery. This article includes content derived from the Russian Biographical Dictionary, 1896–1918. (en)
- Kirill Poluektovič Naryškin, (in russo: Кирилл Полуэктович Нарышкин) (1623 – 10 maggio 1661), è stato un nobile russo, nonno materno di Pietro I di Russia. (it)
- Кири́лл Полие́ктович Нары́шкин (1623 — 30 апреля [10 мая] 1691) — отец царицы Натальи Кирилловны и дед Петра Великого. В день рождения последнего пожалован в бояре. В литературе встречается написание Кирилл Полуектович Нарышкин. (ru)
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