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The aim is to examine the differences in powers between the Viceroy and the Chief Administrator following reforms in 1881-1883.

From Viceroy to Chief Administrator: changes in the powers of the head of the Caucasus Region in the legislation of the Russian Empire (1876-1883)

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The aim is to examine the differences in powers between the Viceroy and the Chief Administrator following reforms in 1881-1883.
Utilizes comparative-historical method to analyze powers before and after administration reform.
Examines legislation of the Russian Empire for insights into legal relationships.
Focuses on centralization and its effect on local governance in the Caucasus.
Chief Administrator's powers were significantly limited compared to the Viceroy, aligning more with governors-general in Russia.
Certain special rights remained for the Chief Administrator to address local conditions in the Caucasus.
Reform highlighted the tension between centralization and local peculiarities in governance.

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Article analyzes administrative changes and power dynamics in the Caucasus Region, indicating impacts from reforms.

David Arbakovich Saribekian (2026) studied this question.

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