Amga emerged as a settlement, the settlement Tillage farmers settled here when Russian peasants to engage in agriculture. In the archival documents Amga is mentioned in 1633, when "Mangazeya serviceman Ivan Rebrov took part in the march on the Aldan and Amga. In the same year came to Amga tributaries collectors with Yasaka taken with Amginsky Yakuts "[3].
Founded in 1652, a detachment of soldiers Bogdanov called Amga-Sloboda, one of the oldest Russian settlements in Eastern Siberia.
In 1652 the son Boyar Warrior Bogdanov six Russian exiled people from Yakutsk burg was aimed at Amgu for the purpose of employment in arable farming. But these people have lived in Amga is not long, and the arable land they were soon abandoned. By 1661 by Amga arable nothing left. Voivod JF Golenischev-Kutuzov wrote to Moscow about the existence of plow places on Amga and in the same year "planted" on the four Amginskogo arable farmers, but further settlement was delayed by the lack of free and exiled people. As a result, in 1672 in the village Amga including 4 family farmers and 2-beneficiary farmer.
Founded in 1652, a detachment of soldiers Bogdanov called Amga-Sloboda, one of the oldest Russian settlements in Eastern Siberia.
In 1652 the son Boyar Warrior Bogdanov six Russian exiled people from Yakutsk burg was aimed at Amgu for the purpose of employment in arable farming. But these people have lived in Amga is not long, and the arable land they were soon abandoned. By 1661 by Amga arable nothing left. Voivod JF Golenischev-Kutuzov wrote to Moscow about the existence of plow places on Amga and in the same year "planted" on the four Amginskogo arable farmers, but further settlement was delayed by the lack of free and exiled people. As a result, in 1672 in the village Amga including 4 family farmers and 2-beneficiary farmer.
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