Representatives of secret and transparent diplomacy at the hetmanship of І. Mazepa (1687–1709)

Болбот (Золбота) Данило

Д. Болбот був одним з найвідданіших гетьману військових канцеляристів. 24 лютого 1708 р. І. Мазепа послав його разом з І. Скоропадським до царя , аби нейтралізувати свідчення донощиків проти себе. Він виконував й інші таємні та рядові доручення гетьмана. Так, у січні 1707 р. їздив представляти у Конотоп нового сотника. «Посилаем от боку нашего и Данила Болбота, значного канцеляристу войск, — писав в універсалі І. Мазепа, — зличивши тот уряд сотничества, вручити и корогв дати ему, и Григорию Костенецкому, который тот уряд сотницства объявши, должен будет добрих миловати, а злих и преступних карати» .

І. Мазепа після повернення Д. Болбота у жовтні 1708 р. з царської ставки у Борзну оголосив старшині, що деякі його довірені там «через того ж канцерялисту… перестерегали его Мазепу, чтоб до двору царского величества не ехал» . Хоча насправді, як зізнався посланець гетьмана у 1714 р. Орлику в Букурешті, «ничего ни от кого противного о нем (гетьмані — Авт.) не слышал» , ніхто не думав його арештовувати.

Д. Болбот возив листа від шведського першого міністра Піппера до Криму, весною 1709 р. супроводжував з Очакова до Січі турецького посла . Згодом він перебував разом з мазепинцями в Бендерах та Ясах. П. Орлик згадував, що у 1714 р. Д. Болбот збирався іти в монастир .

Примітки

Гуржій О. Гетьман Іван Скоропадський. К.: Інститут історії України НАНУ, 1998. — С. 24.

Лазаревский А. Описание Старой Малороссии. — Т. ІІ. — С. 199; Універсали Івана Мазепи. — С. 504.

Письмо Орлика к Стефану Яворскому // Основа. — 1862. — № 10. — С. 25.

Там само. — С. 26.

Оглоблин О. Гетьман Іван Мазепа та його доба.. — 1960. — С. 372.

Письмо Орлика к Стефану Яворскому. — С. 26.

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