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Description
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Ivan III Vasil'evich - (reign, 1462 - 1505) the Great who greatly
strengthened Muscovy, the grandfather of Ivan IV
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Ivan IV Vasil'evich - (reign, 1533 - 1584)
view 1, he captured Kazan and Astrakhan, but lost Livonian War
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Ivan IV view 2 - note how light plays on
robes
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Feodor I Ivanovich - (reign, 1584 - 1598)
view 1, devout but ineffective
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Feodor Ivanovich view 2 (note light changes)
his brother in law was in control
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Boris Gudonov (reign, 1598 - 1605) view 1
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Boris Gudonov view 2, after him came the
'time of troubles'
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Philaret Romanov, Patriarch 1619 - 1633
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Mikhail Romanov (reign, 1613 - 1645),
Philaret's son elected by Zemski Sobor
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Alexei Mikhailovich (reign, 1645 - 1676)
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Feodor III Alexeivich (1676 - 1682)
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Peter I Alexeivich & Catherine I
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Peter I (reign, 1689 - 1725)
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Catherine I (reign, 1725 - 1727), 2nd wife
of Peter I
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Elizabeth Petrovna (reign, 1741 - 1762),
came to throne in palace coup
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Count Aleksei Grigor'yvich Razumovski (1709
- 1771) - A cossack who parlayed his golden voice into some real gold for
himself and his brother and nephews. He was secretly married to Elizabeth
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Catherine II (reign, 1762 - 1796) wife of
Peter III whom she deposed in palace coup
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Prince Grigorii Aleksandrovich Potemkin (1739 - 1791) - one of
Catherine's favorites, who adroitly transformed himself into a real statesman.
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Paul Petrovich (reign, 1796 - 1801)
Catherine's son, assassinated in palace coup
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Sophia Dorthea of Wurtemburg - (Maria
Fyodorovna in Russian) wife of Paul, as widow she expanded palace culture
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Mikhail Kutuzov - Field Marshal, Prince of
Smolensk
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Aleksandr I Pavlovich (reign, 1801 - 1825)
victor over Napoleon, succeeded by his brother, Nicholas I. Unfortunately the
model of Nicholas I was being repaired when we visited the museum
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Maria of Hesse- Darmstadt - wife of
Alexander
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Aleksandr II Nikolaevich (reign, 1855 -
1881) son of Nicholas I, called Tsar liberator, assassinated
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Aleksandr III Aleksandrovich (reign, 1881 -
1894)
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Nikolai II Aleksandrovich (reign, 1894 -
1917)
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Nicholas & Family - all murdered in 1918
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Gregori Rasputin - sinister influence
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