Ancestral buildings
The first mention of the city dates back to 1097. In the 12th century, G G154 was the capital of the principality. Since the beginning of the 14th century. The city was part of the Inc. Since the 15th century. G G154 was part of the Trok voivodeship, led by Narimont, the son of Grand Duke Gediminas. Since 1523, it has been the domain of King Sigismund's wife, Queen Bona. In 1527, under the walls of Pinsk, troops under the command of Hetman Konstantin Ostrogsky routed the Crimean Tatars. The city has preserved various examples of ancestral buildings of the XVIII-XIX centuries.
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