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Alexis died
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Main Dates
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A rebellion of the Streltsy
Sophia Alekseyevna led a rebellion of the Streltsy -
A revolt of the streltsy in Moscow
It was brutally suppresed. -
Fyodor died childless
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Ivan and Peter were crowned as "double tsars"
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Peter's escape to the monastery of Troitse Sergiyeva Lavra
There he gathered adherents who percieved he would win the power struggle -
The marriage of Peter the Great and Eudoxia
It was arranged by Natalya Naryshkina. -
The Preobrazhensky&Semyonovsky Guards
The Preobrazhensky&Semyonovsky Guards regiments were formed -
Peter became an independent sovereign
It happened after Natalya Naryshkina's death. -
The first campaign against Azov
It ended in failure. -
The second campaign against Azov
Azov was captured. -
Ivan's 5 death
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The formation of Navy
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The Grand Embassy
The Grand Embassy was Russian diplomatic mission to Western Europe from March 9, 1697 to August 25, 1698 led by Peter the Great. -
Peter forced his wife to become a nun
Therefore, he freed himself from the union. -
Peter introduced a new chronology.
Russian calendar became conformed to European usage. -
The Russo-Turkish Peace of Constantinople
Peter retained possession of Azov. -
Forming the great alliance
Russia, Saxony, and Denmark Norway - the great alliance, which started the Northern War. -
The defeat of the Russians at Narva
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Peter ordered the first ships for the Baltic Fleet to be constructed
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Constuctions of the city of St.Petersburg
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The first Russian newspaper, Vedomosti ("Records")
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The Russian capture of Narva
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The Bulavin Rebellion
1707 - 1709 -
Russia was territorically divided into 8 gubernii
These gubernii were later dissolved into 50 provinces. -
The Old Church Slavonic alphabet was modernized
1708-1710.
It was modernized into a secular script. -
The battle of Lesnaya
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The battle of Poltava
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Peter marched against the Turks through Bessarabia
Peter was surrounded on the Prut River. -
The Boyarskaya Duma was replaced by the Senate
Duma was replaced by the Senate as the supreme organ of state. -
Peter married Catherine 1 (Marta Skowronska)
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St.Petersburg was established as the new capital of Russia
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The Peace of Aldrianople (Eldirne)
It was concluded, leaving Azov to the Turks. -
The naval battle of Gangut (Hanko)
It is the first major Russian victory at sea. -
Peter's son, Alexis, was charged with high treason, condemned to death
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Peter instituted 9 "colleges"
The number of which was later expanded to 13. -
Peter abolished the Patriarchate of Moscow
The patriarch's place as head of the church was taken by a spiritual college, namely the Holy Synod. -
The Treaty of Nystad
The eastern shores of the Baltic were ceded to Russia. -
The Senate changed Peter's title from tsar to emperor of all the Russians
Peter I assumed the title of all-Russian Emperor after defeating the Swedes in the Northern war of 1700-1721. -
Peter issued a decree
Peter issued a decree reserving to himself the right to nominate his successor -
The status of the nobility was modified by Peter's Table of Ranks
This replaced the old system of promotion in the state services. -
the census was followed by substitution of a poll tax for the previous hearth tax
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Institution of The Russian Academy of Sciences
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Catherine was crowned empress