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article is devoted to medieval names of the Finno-Ugric people living towards the north, the northeast and the east from the Northern Russian princedoms in XIII–XV centuries. Objective: to offer an explanation of not unclear ethnonym toymitsi, toymichi which was noted once in the text of XIII century and to track changes of the ethnonym vyada ~ vada in the same text and in later composition of XV century – “Zadonshchina”. Research materials: the monument of the ancient Russian literature of the beginning of XIII century «The Tale of Doom of Russian land», kept in two manuscripts; the work of XIV–XV centuries, which contain a description of territories and people around the Russian princedoms, including territories to the Northeast from Russia; one manuscript of “Zadonshchina” of XV which is its special version in which the editor has made an

Two Finno-Ugric ethnonyms in ancient Russian texts of XIII–XV centuries