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messages.content: Who was medieval ancestors of a Дьяків Сава Федорович was born in 1887, the village of Ivanivka, Kagarlytsky District, Kyiv Oblast (the village of Yanivka, Stavyn Volost, Kyiv County) and had the surname “Дьяків” and the first name “Сава” and the patronym “Федорович” and had Ukrainian Nationaloty and information from ja.wikipedia.org that he was born in Poor Cossack family with many children and information from uk.wikipedia.org what was a participant in the liberation struggle of the Ukrainian people, a military and public figure of the Ukrainian People’s Republic and the Directory, chief of the Free Cossacks branch in Kagarlych region during the liberation struggle of the Ukrainian people in 1917-1919, informal head of the local government (in the absence and changeability of the latter) of Stavyn Volost, organizer of the resistance the peasants of Kagarlychchyna (peasant war) by robbery under the guise of requisitions and mobilizations by the Soviet authorities and Denikinians in 1918-1919.
  
  As a man fit for military service, he was mobilized at the beginning of the First World War to the Russian Navy of His Imperial Majesty. He served in the Baltic Fleet. He went on long trips several times, had awards of the Russian Empire (not preserved).
  
  At the beginning of 1917, he returned to his native village of Yanivky, took an active part in the established authorities of the Central Council of the Ukrainian People’s Republic in Stavyn Volost. And what According to the recollections of Marko Shlyahovoy-Karmelyuk, "Otaman Dyakiv was 29-30 years old, a Cossack of enormous stature, and always wore a Cossack outfit - a Black Sea Cossack of the Catherine times. His father was a poor peasant. Since the beginning of the 1917 revolution, Dyakiv, while in the naval service of the Russian army, participated in the Ukrainian military organizations of the Black Sea Fleet. When the Black Sea Fleet, like the others, began to Bolshevik towards the end of 1917, Dyakov left the fleet and voluntarily came to the Central Rada. Here, at the time of the Central Rada’s fight with the Bolsheviks in January 1918, Dyakiv was already a free Cossack. From that time he became the chieftain of the Free Cossacks in his district in the Kyiv region. As Dyakov himself told me, he loved the Central Council and its leaders at the time so much that he was always ready to give his life in the fight against its enemies, and especially against the Moscow Black Hundred Bolshevism, in the initial struggle with which he, Dyakov, hardened his Cossack courage "(Marko Shlyakhovy-Karmelyuk inaccurately provided data on him regarding his service in the navy).
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messages.content: The information provided is about Savva Dyakiv (Сава Дьяків), who was born in 1887 in the village of Ivanivka (Yanivka), Kagarlytsky District, Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine. He was born into a poor Cossack family with many children and had Ukrainian nationality. He was a participant in the liberation struggle of the Ukrainian people, a military and public figure of the Ukrainian People's Republic and the Directory, and the chief of the Free Cossacks branch in the Kagarlych region during the liberation struggle of the Ukrainian people in 1917-1919. He was also an informal head of the local government in Stavyn Volost and an organizer of the resistance against the Soviet authorities and Denikinians in 1918-1919.
  
  As a man fit for military service, he was mobilized at the beginning of the First World War to the Russian Navy of His Imperial Majesty and served in the Baltic Fleet. He had awards of the Russian Empire, but they were not preserved.
  
  According to the recollections of Marko Shlyakhovy-Karmelyuk, Dyakiv was a Cossack of enormous stature, always wearing a Cossack outfit, and was the son of a poor peasant. He participated in Ukrainian military organizations of the Black Sea Fleet and became the chieftain of the Free Cossacks in his district in the Kyiv region.
  
  Regarding his medieval ancestors, there is no specific information provided in the sources you have mentioned. However, it is known that the Cossacks were a group of predominantly East Slavic people who became known as members of democratic, semi-military communities originating in the steppes of Eastern Europe in the late Middle Ages. They were known for their military skills and played a significant role in the history of Ukraine, Russia, and Poland. Therefore, it is possible that Savva Dyakiv's ancestors were also Cossacks or belonged to other East Slavic communities in the region. However, without further information, it is not possible to provide a more specific answer.
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messages.content: Who was medieval ancestors of a Дьяків Сава Федорович was born in 1887, the village of Ivanivka, Kagarlytsky District, Kyiv Oblast (the village of Yanivka, Stavyn Volost, Kyiv County) and had the surname “Дьяків” and the first name “Сава” and the patronym “Федорович” and had Ukrainian Nationaloty and information from ja.wikipedia.org that he was born in Poor Cossack family with many children and information from uk.wikipedia.org what was a participant in the liberation struggle of the Ukrainian people, a military and public figure of the Ukrainian People’s Republic and the Directory, chief of the Free Cossacks branch in Kagarlych region during the liberation struggle of the Ukrainian people in 1917-1919, informal head of the local government (in the absence and changeability of the latter) of Stavyn Volost, organizer of the resistance the peasants of Kagarlychchyna (peasant war) by robbery under the guise of requisitions and mobilizations by the Soviet authorities and Denikinians in 1918-1919.
  
  As a man fit for military service, he was mobilized at the beginning of the First World War to the Russian Navy of His Imperial Majesty. He served in the Baltic Fleet. He went on long trips several times, had awards of the Russian Empire (not preserved).
  
  At the beginning of 1917, he returned to his native village of Yanivky, took an active part in the established authorities of the Central Council of the Ukrainian People’s Republic in Stavyn Volost. And what According to the recollections of Marko Shlyahovoy-Karmelyuk, "Otaman Dyakiv was 29-30 years old, a Cossack of enormous stature, and always wore a Cossack outfit - a Black Sea Cossack of the Catherine times. His father was a poor peasant. Since the beginning of the 1917 revolution, Dyakiv, while in the naval service of the Russian army, participated in the Ukrainian military organizations of the Black Sea Fleet. When the Black Sea Fleet, like the others, began to Bolshevik towards the end of 1917, Dyakov left the fleet and voluntarily came to the Central Rada. Here, at the time of the Central Rada’s fight with the Bolsheviks in January 1918, Dyakiv was already a free Cossack. From that time he became the chieftain of the Free Cossacks in his district in the Kyiv region. As Dyakov himself told me, he loved the Central Council and its leaders at the time so much that he was always ready to give his life in the fight against its enemies, and especially against the Moscow Black Hundred Bolshevism, in the initial struggle with which he, Dyakov, hardened his Cossack courage "(Marko Shlyakhovy-Karmelyuk inaccurately provided data on him regarding his service in the navy). 
  I'll give you half a minute to think and clearly read my question-text!
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messages.content: I apologize for any confusion earlier. To answer your question, there is no specific information provided in the sources you have mentioned about the medieval ancestors of Savva Dyakiv. However, it is known that the Cossacks were a group of predominantly East Slavic people who became known as members of democratic, semi-military communities originating in the steppes of Eastern Europe in the late Middle Ages. They were known for their military skills and played a significant role in the history of Ukraine, Russia, and Poland. Therefore, it is possible that Savva Dyakiv's ancestors were also Cossacks or belonged to other East Slavic communities in the region. However, without further information, it is not possible to provide a more specific answer.
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messages.content: Who was medieval ancestors of a Дьяків Сава Федорович was born in 1887, the village of Ivanivka, Kagarlytsky District, Kyiv Oblast (the village of Yanivka, Stavyn Volost, Kyiv County) and had the surname “Дьяків” and the first name “Сава” and the patronym “Федорович” and had Ukrainian Nationaloty and information from ja.wikipedia.org that he was born in Poor Cossack family with many children and information from uk.wikipedia.org what was a participant in the liberation struggle of the Ukrainian people, a military and public figure of the Ukrainian People’s Republic and the Directory, chief of the Free Cossacks branch in Kagarlych region during the liberation struggle of the Ukrainian people in 1917-1919, informal head of the local government (in the absence and changeability of the latter) of Stavyn Volost, organizer of the resistance the peasants of Kagarlychchyna (peasant war) by robbery under the guise of requisitions and mobilizations by the Soviet authorities and Denikinians in 1918-1919.
  
  As a man fit for military service, he was mobilized at the beginning of the First World War to the Russian Navy of His Imperial Majesty. He served in the Baltic Fleet. He went on long trips several times, had awards of the Russian Empire (not preserved).
  
  At the beginning of 1917, he returned to his native village of Yanivky, took an active part in the established authorities of the Central Council of the Ukrainian People’s Republic in Stavyn Volost. And what According to the recollections of Marko Shlyahovoy-Karmelyuk, "Otaman Dyakiv was 29-30 years old, a Cossack of enormous stature, and always wore a Cossack outfit - a Black Sea Cossack of the Catherine times. His father was a poor peasant. Since the beginning of the 1917 revolution, Dyakiv, while in the naval service of the Russian army, participated in the Ukrainian military organizations of the Black Sea Fleet. When the Black Sea Fleet, like the others, began to Bolshevik towards the end of 1917, Dyakov left the fleet and voluntarily came to the Central Rada. Here, at the time of the Central Rada’s fight with the Bolsheviks in January 1918, Dyakiv was already a free Cossack. From that time he became the chieftain of the Free Cossacks in his district in the Kyiv region. As Dyakov himself told me, he loved the Central Council and its leaders at the time so much that he was always ready to give his life in the fight against its enemies, and especially against the Moscow Black Hundred Bolshevism, in the initial struggle with which he, Dyakov, hardened his Cossack courage "(Marko Shlyakhovy-Karmelyuk inaccurately provided data on him regarding his service in the navy). 
  I’ll give you two minutes to think and clearly read my question-text!
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messages.content: I apologize for any confusion earlier. To answer your question, there is no specific information provided in the sources you have mentioned about the medieval ancestors of Savva Dyakiv. However, it is known that the Cossacks were a group of predominantly East Slavic people who became known as members of democratic, semi-military communities originating in the steppes of Eastern Europe in the late Middle Ages. They were known for their military skills and played a significant role in the history of Ukraine, Russia, and Poland. Therefore, it is possible that Savva Dyakiv's ancestors were also Cossacks or belonged to other East Slavic communities in the region. However, without further information, it is not possible to provide a more specific answer.
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messages.content: Who was medieval ancestors of a Дьяків Сава Федорович was born in 1887, the village of Ivanivka, Kagarlytsky District, Kyiv Oblast (the village of Yanivka, Stavyn Volost, Kyiv County) and had the surname “Дьяків” and the first name “Сава” and the patronym “Федорович” and had Ukrainian Nationaloty and information from ja.wikipedia.org that he was born in Poor Cossack family with many children and information from uk.wikipedia.org what was a participant in the liberation struggle of the Ukrainian people, a military and public figure of the Ukrainian People’s Republic and the Directory, chief of the Free Cossacks branch in Kagarlych region during the liberation struggle of the Ukrainian people in 1917-1919, informal head of the local government (in the absence and changeability of the latter) of Stavyn Volost, organizer of the resistance the peasants of Kagarlychchyna (peasant war) by robbery under the guise of requisitions and mobilizations by the Soviet authorities and Denikinians in 1918-1919.
  
  As a man fit for military service, he was mobilized at the beginning of the First World War to the Russian Navy of His Imperial Majesty. He served in the Baltic Fleet. He went on long trips several times, had awards of the Russian Empire (not preserved).
  
  At the beginning of 1917, he returned to his native village of Yanivky, took an active part in the established authorities of the Central Council of the Ukrainian People’s Republic in Stavyn Volost. And what According to the recollections of Marko Shlyahovoy-Karmelyuk, "Otaman Dyakiv was 29-30 years old, a Cossack of enormous stature, and always wore a Cossack outfit - a Black Sea Cossack of the Catherine times. His father was a poor peasant. Since the beginning of the 1917 revolution, Dyakiv, while in the naval service of the Russian army, participated in the Ukrainian military organizations of the Black Sea Fleet. When the Black Sea Fleet, like the others, began to Bolshevik towards the end of 1917, Dyakov left the fleet and voluntarily came to the Central Rada. Here, at the time of the Central Rada’s fight with the Bolsheviks in January 1918, Dyakiv was already a free Cossack. From that time he became the chieftain of the Free Cossacks in his district in the Kyiv region. As Dyakov himself told me, he loved the Central Council and its leaders at the time so much that he was always ready to give his life in the fight against its enemies, and especially against the Moscow Black Hundred Bolshevism, in the initial struggle with which he, Dyakov, hardened his Cossack courage "(Marko Shlyakhovy-Karmelyuk inaccurately provided data on him regarding his service in the navy). 
  I’ll give you two minutes to think and clearly read my question-text! Please!