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The History of Rus’ After Its Adoption of Western Christianity. Part 58. The Early Years of Vladimir X Petrovich’s Reign and the Formation of the Kingdom of Finland
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Other parts of the series Emperor Vladimir X Petrovich came to power on November 25, 1736, as a result of a palace coup. Everything was staged to make it ...

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Peter's Heir: Nicholas II, the Modernizer. Part 1.
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Across our website, people often try to “correct” the fate of the Russian Empire through the figure of Nicholas II. Some insert time travelers from the future ...

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The History of Rus' After Its Adoption of Western Christianity. Part 54. Emperor Peter II Vladimirovich
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Other parts of the series Grand Duke Peter Vladimirovich was born in 1712 to Grand Duke Vladimir Petrovich, heir to the throne, the eldest son of Emperor ...

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The History of Rus' After Its Adoption of Western Christianity. Part 53. Emperor Eustace I Fedorovich
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Other parts of the series Grand Duke Eustace Fyodorovich was born in 1667 to Emperor Fyodor II Vladimirovich and Empress Maria Ivanovna Sheina. He spent ...

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The History of Rus' After Its Adoption of Western Christianity. Part 52. The Persian Campaign and the Death of Peter I Fyodorovich
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Other parts of the series In 1722, Mirza Tahmasp, the son of Sultan Hussein who had fled the besieged capital of Persia, sent several trusted men to the ...

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The History of Rus' After Its Adoption of Western Christianity. Part 51
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Other parts of the series The Great Southern War ended in 1706 with the Russian army’s capture of Constantinople, and after its conclusion, the Russian army ...

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The History of Rus' After Its Adoption of Western Christianity. Part 50. Family Matters
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Other parts of the series Grand Duke Vladimir Petrovich was born in 1691. His father, the young Emperor Peter I Fyodorovich, wanted to name his son Peter, ...

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The History of Rus' After Its Adoption of Western Christianity. Part 49
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Other parts of the series The second half of Peter I Fyodorovich’s reign was marked by reforms. In 1711, the emperor curtailed the powers of the ...

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