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Da li ste znali da je Srbin napravio prvi javni sat 1404. godine, mnogo pre Švajcaraca.

Ko je bio Lazar Srbin, koji je napravio prvi javni mehanički sat i gde se taj sat nalazio saznajte u kratkom videu novinarke Sputnjika Maše Radović.
Lazar Srbin poznatiji, pod imenima Lazar Crnorizac i Lazar hilandarac bio je srpski srednjevekovni monah i časovničar.

Poznat je po tome što je 1404. osmislio i izradio prvi i mehanički javni sat u Rusiji.


U pitanju je bila narudžbina Velikog kneza Vasilija Prvog. lazar je osmislio i izradio časovnik za toranj kneževog dvora u Moskvi.

Bio je to prvi sat u Rusiji, koji otkucava i to pomoću čak tri tega.

Časovnik je radio bez greške i to neverovatnih 217 godina!
Njemu sličan sat i dalje postoji na Hilandaru.

Taj časovnik je najstariji na Svetoj Gori i generalno na našim prostorima i što je još neverovatnije i dalje radi!

Kako svedoče sačuvana dokumenta, časovnik je bio postavljen na tornju dvora Velikog kneza u moskovskom Kremlju​

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Cena 150 rubalja​

O Lazaru Hilandarcu postoje tragovi u starim knjigama i zapisima, pa tako u jednom ruskom letopisu iz 16. veka piše: “U leto 6912. (1404) veliki knez (Vasilij Prvi) naumi časnik (časovnik) i postavi ga na svome dvoru kod crkve Sv. Blagovesti… Majstor i umetnik ovoga beše neki monah, koji je došao sa Svete gore, rodom Srbin, po imenu Lazar, a cena ovome beše 150 rubalja…”

Objektiv. rs
 

Da li ste znali da je Srbin napravio prvi javni sat 1404. godine, mnogo pre Švajcaraca.

Ko je bio Lazar Srbin, koji je napravio prvi javni mehanički sat i gde se taj sat nalazio saznajte u kratkom videu novinarke Sputnjika Maše Radović.
Lazar Srbin poznatiji, pod imenima Lazar Crnorizac i Lazar hilandarac bio je srpski srednjevekovni monah i časovničar.

Poznat je po tome što je 1404. osmislio i izradio prvi i mehanički javni sat u Rusiji.


U pitanju je bila narudžbina Velikog kneza Vasilija Prvog. lazar je osmislio i izradio časovnik za toranj kneževog dvora u Moskvi.

Bio je to prvi sat u Rusiji, koji otkucava i to pomoću čak tri tega.

Časovnik je radio bez greške i to neverovatnih 217 godina!
Njemu sličan sat i dalje postoji na Hilandaru.

Taj časovnik je najstariji na Svetoj Gori i generalno na našim prostorima i što je još neverovatnije i dalje radi!

Kako svedoče sačuvana dokumenta, časovnik je bio postavljen na tornju dvora Velikog kneza u moskovskom Kremlju​

Pogledajte prilog 1344268

Cena 150 rubalja​

O Lazaru Hilandarcu postoje tragovi u starim knjigama i zapisima, pa tako u jednom ruskom letopisu iz 16. veka piše: “U leto 6912. (1404) veliki knez (Vasilij Prvi) naumi časnik (časovnik) i postavi ga na svome dvoru kod crkve Sv. Blagovesti… Majstor i umetnik ovoga beše neki monah, koji je došao sa Svete gore, rodom Srbin, po imenu Lazar, a cena ovome beše 150 rubalja…”

Objektiv. rs

Maša nikada nije bila neki novinar. Ovako nešto od nje uopšte ne iznenađuje; u skladu je sa generalnom praksom propadanja čak i najosnovnijeg istraživačkog novinarstva.
 
Prvi zidni satovi poznati su iz drevne Kine i datiraju iz 10. veka. Ovi satovi su bili mehanički i koristili su vodu ili pesak kako bi merili vreme. Međutim, tačan pojedinac koji je prvi napravio zidni sat nije poznat, jer su ovi satovi bili razvijani tokom dužeg vremenskog perioda i evoluirali su u različitim kulturama širom sveta. Zidni satovi su se kasnije razvili i postali sve precizniji sa dodatkom klatna, koje je uveo holandski naučnik i matematičar Kristijan Hajgens u 17. veku.
 
Opet srpska mitomanija. Zašto imamo potrebu da izmišljamo da bi sebe uzvisili?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zytglogge
The world’s first mechanical clocks are thought to have been tower clocks built in the region spanning northern Italy to southern Germany from around 1270 to 1300 during the renaissance period. These clocks did not yet have dials or hands, but told the time by striking bells. The clocks used the suspended weights to move their wheels. There were two such weights, one to move the clock and the other to ring the bell.
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The world’s first mechanical clocks are thought to have been tower clocks built in the region spanning northern Italy to southern Germany from around 1270 to 1300 during the renaissance period. These clocks did not yet have dials or hands, but told the time by striking bells. The clocks used the suspended weights to move their wheels. There were two such weights, one to move the clock and the other to ring the bell.
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Pustimo čoveka da pročita pažljivije .
 
The world’s first mechanical clocks are thought to have been tower clocks built in the region spanning northern Italy to southern Germany from around 1270 to 1300 during the renaissance period. These clocks did not yet have dials or hands, but told the time by striking bells. The clocks used the suspended weights to move their wheels. There were two such weights, one to move the clock and the other to ring the bell.
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Evo malo dodatnih podataka o tom časovniku.

1. The Kremlin got its first clock in the 15th century

The first Kremlin clock dates from 1404. At that time it was located not on the tower, but on the arch at the entrance of the residence of Grand Prince Vasili III. According to the chronicles, which are the earliest record of the history of Russia, the first clock was made and set by a Serbian monk named Lazarus.

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In 1624, that clock was sold to a monastery in Yaroslavl; a new one was set into the Spasskaya Tower a year later.

2. The first mechanism was designed by an Englishman

The Kremlin chimes were manufactured and set in 1625 under the supervision of English engineer Christopher Galloway, who proposed adding a tent above them.

During his travels across Europe, Peter the Great bought a gigantic clock in Amsterdam. It was put into the tower in 1706-1709.

The mechanism in the modern clock was made by the Butenop brothers from Denmark in the first quarter of the 19th century.

3. It has a unique face

In the 18th century, the clock face weighed more than 880 lbs. It was made of wooden boards hammered together and painted sky blue. It was divided into 17 parts, and the hours were designated by capital letters in the Slavic alphabet.
 

Evo malo dodatnih podataka o tom časovniku.

1. The Kremlin got its first clock in the 15th century

The first Kremlin clock dates from 1404. At that time it was located not on the tower, but on the arch at the entrance of the residence of Grand Prince Vasili III. According to the chronicles, which are the earliest record of the history of Russia, the first clock was made and set by a Serbian monk named Lazarus.

kremlin_chimes_b.jpg


In 1624, that clock was sold to a monastery in Yaroslavl; a new one was set into the Spasskaya Tower a year later.

2. The first mechanism was designed by an Englishman

The Kremlin chimes were manufactured and set in 1625 under the supervision of English engineer Christopher Galloway, who proposed adding a tent above them.

During his travels across Europe, Peter the Great bought a gigantic clock in Amsterdam. It was put into the tower in 1706-1709.

The mechanism in the modern clock was made by the Butenop brothers from Denmark in the first quarter of the 19th century.

3. It has a unique face

In the 18th century, the clock face weighed more than 880 lbs. It was made of wooden boards hammered together and painted sky blue. It was divided into 17 parts, and the hours were designated by capital letters in the Slavic alphabet.
Obratite pažnju na poslednja tri reda dokumenta gde se kaže da je Lazarus sa svojom ženom došao iz srpske zemlje.
 

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