The article deals with one of the components of the funeral culture of the Cossack elder of the second half of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. – her siblings, analyzed the reasons for choosing the places of the last asylum and their arrangement.Typically, representatives of the leading social class long before their death, chose the place of the “last asylum” – the walls of self-constructed temples or those who were patronized during his lifetime. It was there that a fairly large crypt was arranged, in which several generations of senior generations found rest.

Key words: Cossack elder, burial culture, tomb, last asylum.

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