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Famille Chouiski
Les Princes Chouiski (ou Shuisky, Chouski, Zouiski, Schouiski) (Шуйские) est une famille Riourikide de boyards descendant du Grand-Duc Dmitri Konstantinovich de Vladimir-Souzdal. Leur nom provient de la ville de Chouïa, qui restera en leur possession depuis 1403. Ils accèdent au trône russe avec Vassili IV Chouiski (1608-1612).
membres
- Vassili Kirdipa Chouiski (vers 1350 — 1403) Василий Кирдяпа
- Youri Vassiliévitch Chouiski Юрий Васильевич
- Fiodor Yourévitch Chouiski ( — 1476) Федор Юрьевич
- Vassili Fiodorovitch Chouiski Василий Федорович
- Vassili Vassiliévitch Némoy Chouiski (vers 1478 - 1538) Василий Васильевич Немой
- Dimitri Vassiliévitch Chouiski Дмитрий Васильевич
- Yvan Dimitriévitch Goubka Chouiski (1515 — 1560) Иван Дмитриевич Губка
- Yvan Vassiliévitch Chouiski ( — 1542) VИван Васильевич
- Piotr Yvanovitch Chouiski ( — 1542) Пётр Иванович
- Yvan Piétrovitch Chouiski ( — 1587) Иван Петрович
- Vassili Yourévitch Chouiski ( — 1448) Василий Юрьевич
- Vassili Vassiliévitch Bledni-Chouiski Василий Васильевич Бледный
- Yvan Vassiliévitch Skopa-Chouiski Иван Васильевич Скопа
- Piotr Yvanovitch Skopa-Chouiski ( — 1557) Федор Иванович
- Vassili Piétrovitch Skopa-Chouiski ( — 1595) Василий Федорович
- Michel Vassiliévitch Skopa-Chouiski (1586 — 1610) Михаил Васильевич
- Michel Vassiliévitch Chouiski Михаил Васильевич
- André Michalévitch Tsespokol-Chouiski Андрей Михайлович Честокол
- Yvan andréiévitch Chouiski (1533 - 1573) Иван Андреевич
- André Yvanovitch Chouiski ( — 1589) Андрей Иванович
- Vassili IV Chouiski (1608-1612) Василий IV, Шуйский
- Dimitri Yvanovitch ( — 1612) Дмитрий Иванович
- Yvan Yvanovichi Pougovka-Chouiski (1566 — 1638) Иван Иванович Пуговка
- Yvan Michalévitch Pelen-Chouiski ( — 1559) Иван Михайлович Плетень
- Cémion Dimitrévitch
- Vassilli Ciémonovitch Chouiski
- Alexandre Chouiski Glazati → Famille Glazati-Couski, Barbatchi
- Yvan Vassilévitch Gorbati-Chouiski
- Yvan Yvanovitch Gorbati-Chouiski
- Boris Yvanovitch Gorbati-Chouiski (?1460 — 1537 )
- Alexandre Borisévitch Gorbati-Chouiski (vers 1544 — 1564)
- André Yvanovitch Gorbati-Chouiski
- Boris Yvanovitch Gorbati-Chouiski
- Vassili Yvanovitch Gorbati-Chouiski
- Romain Chouiski
- Boris Gorbati
- Ciémor Chouiski
- Vassili Vassiliévitch Grébienka
La famille Chouiski a depuis la revolution de 1917 francisé son nom en Chouysky.
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