The state of women’s monasteries of the Stavropol (Caucasian) diocese at the beginning of the 20th century

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Monastic life was shaped by public morality and social relations, with a strong connection to historical anthropological perspectives.
Examination of archival documents shows how external societal pressures affected the daily life of women's monasteries.
An interdisciplinary approach highlights the nuanced roles of abbesses and founders in sustaining monastic traditions during turbulent times.
Despite external challenges, many women's monasteries maintained their identity and resisted the merging with revolutionary sentiments.

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Analysis reveals the influence of public morality on women's monasteries in the North Caucasus, suggesting resilience against revolutionary changes.

Nemashkalov et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reveals the influence of public morality on women's monasteries in the North Caucasus, suggesting resilience against revolutionary changes.