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To the north of Odintsov there is a village with the unusual name of Razdory. It refers to "talking" and indicates some controversy. Confirmation of this is found in the archives of the Savvo-Storozhevsky Monastery, where there is a copy of the charter compiled on October 12, 1539 on behalf of the minor Ivan the Terrible.

From it it turns out that between the monastic peasants of the village of Shulgina and the palace peasants of the village of Lutsky there was a dispute: "Blade the great sovereign of the Storozhevsky monastery of the Shulginsky village kokokalika Ivashko Khlebnikov on the courtyard villages of the Lutsk peasants is named after twenty people, that those peasants enter the monastery Shulginsky forest and sekut that forest, coming, strongly. And the villages of Lutsk peasants Mitka Sysoev with goods on the monastic on the Shulgin molester on the Ivashka about that forest to the sovereign were chelom, and they called that forest his sovereign forest, Stepanovsky forest, his sovereign village of Lutsk.

After receiving the celobites, "the Grand Sovereign granted them the judge Lutsk peasant Nekras Neupokoyev, and the monastic servant Ivan Vassayev, and instructed them to give them according to the Sovereign's letter both plaintiffs on bail and to commit a time to become them in that disputed forest for a period of time on Dmitriev Day 7048 (October 26, 1539), and they would be tried for that period in that disputed forest and with the old-timers by good people on both sides, whose he was given a court before him, and sued before him." The case dragged on extremely long and only nine years later the monastery authorities managed to achieve a decision in their favor.

It is quite clear why the village that arose here received such a name.