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1998 Russia buries tsar Nicholas II and family, 80 years after they died

1948 Ferdinand I MKLM, prince of Saxony-Coburg/tsar of Bulgaria, dies

1943 William Bennett, U.S. Secretary of Education, 1985 - 1988, drug tsar

1918 Aleksei N Romanov, son of tsar Nicolas II, executed at 13

1918 Alexandra Fjodorova, wife of tsar Nicolas II, shot to death at 46

1918 Anastasia N Romanova, daughter of tsar Nicholas, executed at 17

1918 Botkin, personal physician of tsar Nicolas II, shot to death

1918 Charitonov, cook of tsar Nicolas II, shot to death

1918 Demidova, lady in waiting of tsar Nicolas II, shot to death

1918 Maria Romanova, daughter of tsar Nicolas II, shot to death

1918 Nicolas II Aleksandrovitch, last tsar of Russia, executed at 50

1918 Olga Romanova, daughter of tsar Nicolas II, shot to death

1918 Tatyana Romanova, daughter of tsar Nicolas II, shot to death

1918 Trupp, lackey of tsar Nicolas II, shot to death

1917 Tsar Nicolas II of Russia abdicates the throne

1917 Nicholas II, last Russian tsar, says he will abdicate

1917 Nicholas II, last Russian tsar, abdicates (OS)

1916 Tsar Nicolaas II fires minister of Foreign affairs Sasonov

1914 Emperor Wilhelm II declares war on his nephew tsar Nicolas II (WW I)

1909 Russian tsar Nicolas II dissolves Finnish Diet

1908 Bulgaria declares independence from Turkey, Ferdinand I becomes Tsar

1905 "October Manifesto" Russian Tsar Nicholas II grants civil liberties

1905 Tsar of Russia accepts 1st Duma (Parliament)

1905 Russian tsar allows Polish people to speak Polish

1905 Russian tsar installs "Imperial Duma," without legislative powers

1904 Aleksei N Romanov, son of tsar Nicolas II

1901 Anastasia N Romanova, great ruler of Russia/daughter of last tsar

1887 Alexander Ulyanov, brother of Lenin/hanged for assassination of tsar

1881 Alexander II, Tsar of Russia, assassinated at 62

1880 Tsar Alexander II of Russia survives an assassination attempt

1868 Nicholas II Aleksandrovitsj, last tsar of Russia, 1894-1917

1866 Karakozov attempts to assassinate Tsar Alexander II of Russia

1861 Russian Tsar Alexander II abolishes serfdom

1861 Ferdinand I, Vienna, 1st tsar of modern Bulgaria, 1908-18

1861 Russian Tsar Alexander II abolishes serfdom

1855 Aleksandr Romanov becomes tsar of Russia

1855 Nicholas I Pavlovitch, tsar of Russia (1825-55), dies at 58

1845 Alexander III A Romanov, Russian tsar, 1881-94

1845 Alexander III, St. Petersburg, Russian tsar, 1881-94, 3/10 NS

1825 Decembrist uprising in Russia against Tsar Nicholas I begins

1818 Alexander II N Romanov, Tsar of Russia, 1855-81

1817 Tsar Alexander I recommends formation of Society of Israeli Christians

1801 Paul I, tsar of Russia (1796-1801), strangled at 46

1796 Nicholas I Pavlovitch, tsar of Russia, 1825-55

1777 Aleksandr I P Romanov, tsar of Russia, 1801-25

1762 Peter III Feodorovich, tsar of Russia (1761-62), murdered at 34

1728 Peter III, Kiel Germany, Russian tsar, 1762, husband of Catherine

1689 Peter the Great becomes tsar of Russia

1681 Fjodor Aleksejevitsj, tsar of Russia, dies

1672 Peter I Romanov, tsar of Russia, 1682-1725

1672 Peter I, the Great, tsar of Russia, 1682-1725

1672 Peter I "the Great" Romanov, great tsar of Russia, 1682-1725

1645 Michael Fjodorovitsj, tsar of Russia (1613-45)/1st Romanov, dies

1629 Aleksei M Romanov, 1st Romanov tsar of Russia

1619 Tsar Michails father Filaret becomes patriarch of Moscow

1613 Michael Romanov, son of Patriarch of Moscow, elected Russian tsar

1605 Valse Dimitri crowned Russian tsar for 1st time

1605 Boris Godunov, tsar of Russia (1598-1605), dies

1605 Boris Godunov, Tsar of Russia (1598-1605), dies

1604 Tsar Ivan IV defeats False Dmitri, who claims to be the true tsar

1598 Boris Godunov crowned tsar

1598 Boris Godunov chosen tsar of Russia

1596 Michael Fjodorovitsj, tsar of Russia, 1613-45, 1st Romanov

1584 Ivan IV, the terrible, Russian tsar (1547-84), dies at 53

1570 Tsar Ivan the terrible kills 1000-2000 residents of Novgorod

1570 Tsar Ivan the Terrible march to Novgorod begins

1547 Ivan IV the Terrible (17) crowns himself 1st tsar of Moscow

1530 Ivan IV, the Terrible, 1st tsar of Russia, 1533-84

1505 Ivan III de Great, Russian tsar (1462-1505), dies

1330 Michael III, Tsar of Bulgaria, dies in battle

969 Peter, tsar of Bulgaria (927-69), dies


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