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The Romanov family

Seven generations of the last imperial house of Russia: from Catherine the Great through Paul, Nicholas I, Alexander II and Alexander III, to Nicholas II, Alexandra, and the five children killed at Yekaterinburg.

33 people · 7 generations

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1745 1776 1817 1841 1866 1894
··· Grandfather Peter III Romanov
1728–1762
··· Grandmother Catherine II Romanova
1729–1796
··· Father Paul I Romanov
1754–1801
··· Mother Maria Feodorovna of Württemberg
1759–1828
··· Alexander I Romanov
1777–1825
··· Brother Constantine Romanov
1779–1831
··· Sister-in-law Alexandra Feodorovna of Prussia
1798–1860
··· Brother Nicholas I Romanov
1796–1855
··· Brother Michael Romanov
1798–1849
··· Marie of Hesse
1824–1880
··· Nephew Alexander II Romanov
1818–1881
··· Niece Maria Romanova
1819–1876
··· Nephew Constantine Romanov
1827–1892
··· Nephew Nicholas Romanov
1831–1891
··· Nephew Michael Romanov
1832–1909
··· Maria Feodorovna of Denmark
1847–1928
··· Alexander III Romanov
1845–1894
··· Vladimir Romanov
1847–1909
··· Alexis Romanov
1850–1908
··· Maria Romanova
1853–1920
··· Sergei Romanov
1857–1905
··· Paul Romanov
1860–1919
··· Alexandra Feodorovna of Hesse
1872–1918
··· Nicholas II Romanov
1868–1918
··· George Romanov
1871–1899
··· Xenia Romanova
1875–1960
··· Michael Romanov
1878–1918
··· Olga Romanova
1882–1960
··· Olga Romanova
1895–1918
··· Tatiana Romanova
1897–1918
··· Maria Romanova
1899–1918
··· Anastasia Romanova
1901–1918
··· Alexei Romanov
1904–1918

Alexander I Romanov

1777–1825

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  • Born. 23 December 1777 · Saint Petersburg, Russia
  • Died. 1 December 1825 · Taganrog, Russia
  • Parents. Paul I Romanov, Maria Feodorovna of Württemberg
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Emperor of Russia, 1801–1825. The Tsar of 1812.

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