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Emperor Peter III Romanov
(21 FEB 1728 - 17 JUL 1762) |
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Sophia Augusta Frederika Von Anholt-Zerbst
(2 MAY 1729 - 17 NOV 1796) |
Frederick Eugene Of Wurttemberg
(1732 - 1797) |
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Dorothea Of Brandenburg-Schwedt
(1736 - 1798) |
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Paul I Petrovich Romanov
(1 OCT 1754 - 11 MAR 1801) |
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Maria Sophie Feodorovna Von Wurttemberg
(25 OCT 1759 - 1828) |
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| Birth Date | 12 DEC 1777 |
| Death Date | 19 NOV 1825 |
| Death Place | Taganrog |
| Burial Place | St. Peter And St. Paul Fortress In St. Petersburg. |
| Spouses of Alexander Pavlovich Romanov Tsar of Russia |
| Princess Yelizaveta Alekseyevna Of Baden | |
| Birth Date | 24 JAN 1779 |
| Marriage Date | 1793 |
| Alexander Pavlovich Romanov Tsar of Russia and Princess Yelizaveta Alekseyevna Of Baden had the following children |
| 1 | Elizabeth Alexandrovna Romanov |
| Notes for Alexander Pavlovich Romanov Tsar of Russia |
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Eldest son of Emperor Paul I, Alexander was born in St.
Petersburg on December 12, 1777. From childhood, he was greatly
influenced by Catherine the Great, who brought him up and
considered him her successor. He came to the throne after the
murder of his father, Paul I, on March12, 1801, and was crowned
in the Dormition Cathedral of the Moscow Kremlin on September
15. The young Emperor was extremely popular among all levels of
society. The first half of his reign was marked by a liberal
internal policy: His various reforms included a restructuring of
the country and an attempt to codify Russian legislation. Later,
however, he reversed many of these changes. Alexander died on
November 19, 1825, in Taganrog and was buried in the Cathedral
of the St. Peter and St. Paul Fortress in St. Petersburg. There
is a story that he secretly abdicated and lived as a monk.
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Descendants of
Alexander Pavlovich Romanov Tsar of Russia and
Princess Yelizaveta Alekseyevna Of Baden
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