The Statute of the Black Sea Cossack Army is a unique document that reveals the rich history, traditions and modern development of one of the most famous Cossack communities in Russia. Created by a team of authors, this publication is not just a set of rules or regulations, but a living chronicle that combines historical roots, cultural heritage and current tasks of the Cossacks in the modern world. For those interested in the history of Russia, Cossack traditions, national identity and the role of the Cossacks in modern Russia, this book will be a real discovery. The focus is on the main provisions governing the activities of the Black Sea Cossack army, its structure, the rights and duties of the Cossacks, as well as the principles of interaction with state bodies and society. The author’s team, including experts in the field of history, jurisprudence and the Cossack movement, carefully worked out each article so that the document not only meets modern legal requirements, but also reflects the spirit of the Cossacks, its values and traditions. The result is not just a normative act, but a living document that helps to understand how the Cossacks retain their identity and adapt to the new challenges of the time. The book "Regulations on the Black Sea Cossack Army" is intended for a wide range of readers. It will be of interest to historians, lawyers, representatives of Cossack organizations, as well as anyone who wants to understand the role of the Cossacks in modern Russia. It will be especially useful for the leaders of Cossack societies, teachers engaged in the education of young people, and those who are engaged in the development of national cultural initiatives. The age range of readers - from students and young professionals to mature professionals who appreciate the historical roots and modern trends in the development of the Cossacks The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues from the legal status of Cossack troops and their role in ensuring public order to issues of cultural heritage, education of young people and participation of Cossacks in social projects. Particular attention is paid to the issues of interaction with the state, the preservation of Cossack traditions and the development of the Cossack lifestyle in modern Russia. The author's style is distinguished by accuracy, conciseness and respect for the historical heritage, which makes the book not only informative, but also inspiring for those who value their culture and history. If you are interested in Cossacks, are looking for an authoritative source of information about the legal status and activities of the Black Sea Cossack army, or want to understand how traditions are combined with modernity, the “Regulation on the Black Sea Cossack army” will become an indispensable tool for you. This book is not just a normative document, but a living evidence of how the Cossacks continue to play an important role in the life of the region and the country as a whole. Its study will help you better understand why the Cossacks remain one of the most vivid and respected symbols of Russian culture, and will also open new horizons for those who want to become part of this unique community. In general, the “Regulation on the Black Sea Cossack Army” is not only an important document, but also a source of inspiration, allowing us to look at the Cossacks as a living and developing part of Russian history and modernity. This book deserves the attention of all who value traditions, seek answers to questions about national identity and want to understand how the Cossacks continue to play their role in shaping the cultural and public space of Russia.