“Katenin (Pavel Aleksandrovich) - writer (1792–1853), born in his ancestral village in the Kostroma province, received his initial education at home, entered the service in the Ministry of Public Education, in 1810 he became a sword belt ensign in the Preobrazhensky regiment, fought at Borodin, Lutzen, Bautzen, Leipzig. In 1822, for shushing the artist Semyonova, he was expelled by the St. Petersburg Governor-General Count Miloradovich to his homeland, where he remained for ten years. Two years after returning to St. Petersburg, he was transferred to the Erivan regiment, to the Caucasus, and in 1836 he was appointed commandant of the Kizlyar fortress...”