Editing Lubavitch (section)

==== Period of [[the Tzemach Tzedek]] ====
The Tzemach Tzedek settled in Lubavitch together with his uncle and father-in-law, the Mitteler Rebbe, in late 1813. After the passing of the Mitteler Rebbe in 1827, he accepted the leadership of Chabad and led the movement from Lubavitch for nearly forty years. During this period, he established a yeshiva in Lubavitch.

The Rabbi of Lubavitch during the period of the Tzemach Tzedek: From 1832 onwards, it was Rabbi Yissachar Ber HaLevi Horowitz, and after him - Rabbi Avraham son of Rabbi Avigdor HaKohen.

The Tzemach Tzedek was the first among the Chabad Rebbes to remain in Lubavitch until his final day - on the 13th of Nissan 1866, and there is his honored resting place. In his will, he wrote not to build a structure over his grave, neither from bricks nor from wood. However, in practice, there was concern that non-Jews would dig in the grave to search for gold that might have been buried there, so they were compelled to build an ohel with high walls around his grave, without a roof. Later, they added and built another room on the southern side of the ohel to serve as a beis medrash adjacent to his grave.
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