Background
Pavel Ivanovich Gayevsky was born on August 16, 1797, in the Poltava province of the Russian Empire (now the territory of Ukraine). His family belonged to the small nobles of the Poltava province.
1812
Polotsk Jesuit Academy
1839
Order of St. Stanislav 2nd degree
1843
Order of St. Vladimir, 3rd degree
1847
Order of St. Anne, 1st degree
1851
Order of St. Anne, 1st degree with the imperial crown
Pavel Ivanovich Gayevsky was born on August 16, 1797, in the Poltava province of the Russian Empire (now the territory of Ukraine). His family belonged to the small nobles of the Poltava province.
Pavel Ivanovich educated at the Polotsk Jesuit Academy, which he graduated as a candidate. In 1816 he received a master's degree in philosophy.
Pavel Ivanovich entered the service in 1817. In the period 1819-1823, he was in the Department of Religious Affairs of the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Public Education. In 1823 Pavel Ivanovich was enrolled in the office of the Vitebsk, Mogilev, Smolensk and Kaluga Governors-General. In 1825 he was appointed in the office of the Ministry of National Education.
From August 4, 1826, to December 1, 1828, Pavel Ivanovich was a censor of the Petersburg Сensorship Сommission. At the same time, in 1827-1828 he was the director of the office of the Ministry of National Education. From November 16, 1828, until 1844, he was a third-party censor of the Petersburg Censorship Committee. From 1837, Pavel Ivanovich was the Vice President, and in 1844-1859 Director of the Department of Education.
In 1863, Pavel Ivanovich Ivanovich retired.
Pavel Ivanovich was absolutely loyal to government policy. He supported the idea of reform of Sergei Uvarov on the direction of education along a distinctive path.
Pavel Ivanovich was married to the daughter of a priest, Maria Veselovskaya. They had three children: Victor (1826-1888) - a famous historian of literature, a Pushkin writer; Elizabeth (1835-1876) - married to Privy Councilor M. Peshchurov; Sophia (married to Stark).
(1835-1876)