 Complete the following phrase:  After the Uprising of 1863, the commission was closed and replaced by the government-sponsored Vilnius Archaeographic Commission copying the example of the Imperial Archaeographic Commission. It was chaired by Yakub Holovatsky in 18681888, in 18881902, and in 19021913. It was no longer in charge of the museum, which was subordinated to the . Instead, the commission focused on publishing historical material that would demonstrate that Lithuania was an ancient Russian and Eastern Orthodox land that needed to return to its roots i.e. the official position to justify various Russification policies. The commission published 14 books and 39 volumes of Acts of the Vilna Archeographic Commission Акты Виленской археографической комиссии, which published primary sources on the social and economic history. The documents included files from courts in Vilnius, Hrodna, Ukmergė, Upytė, Trakai, Minsk, Slonim vols. 29, 22, 26, 32, 36, magistrates in Vilnius and Mogilev vols. 10, 20, 39, Lithuanian Tribunal vols. 1113, 15, inventories of Lithuanian manors vols. 25, 35, 38, documents on Lithuanian nobility vol. 24, Lipka Tatars and Lithuanian Jews vols. 28, 29, 31, Eastern Orthodox Church vol. 33, Union of Brest vol. 16, 