Oleksandr Myklashevsky

Aleksandr Mikhailovich Miklashevsky (, ; 1796 – 1831) was a colonel in the Imperial Russian Army and a Decembrist of Ukrainian ethnicity.

Early life Miklashevsky was born in 1796 in the village of Ponurovka, Starodubsky Uyezd, Little Russia Governorate. He was of noble descent, born to senator Mikhail Miklashevsky (1756–1847) and Anastasia Yakovlevna (née Bakurinskaya). Being eldest son, he had 4 younger brothers and 4 younger sisters.

Career Miklashevsky was enrolled as a page in the Page Corps on 25 December 1810. From 28 April 1813, he held the rank of chamber page. On 26 March 1816, he was commissioned as an ensign in the Izmailovsky Life Guards Regiment. Promoted to second lieutenant on 4 June 1817 and to lieutenant on 27 February 1819. On 12 October 1821, appointed adjutant to Major General Martin Harting. Promoted to staff captain on 26 January 1822, and to captain on 13 March 1823. On 22 October 1824, transferred to the 22nd Jäger Regiment.

He was buried in Shusha according to his will.