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 Russian Royal Houses
House of Ryurik
- Ivan the Terrible 1547-84
- Fyodor I 1584-98
House of Godunov
- Boris Godunov 1598-1605
- Fyodor II 1605
- Usurpers
- Dimitry III 1605-06
- Vasily IV 1606-10
- Interregnum 1610-13
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House of Romanov
- Michael Romanov 1613-45
- Alexis I 1645-76
- Fyodor III 1676-82
- Peter (I) the Great and Ivan V 1682-96
- Peter I, as czar 1689-1721
- Peter I, as emperor 1721-25
- Catherine I 1725-27
- Peter II 1727-30
- Anna Ivanovna 1730-40
- Ivan VI 1740-41
- Elizabeth 1741-62
- Peter III 1762
- Catherine (II) the Great 1762-96
- Paul I 1796-1801
- Alexander I 1801-25
- Nicholas I 1825-55
- Alexander II 1855-81
- Alexander III 1881-94
- Nicholas II 1894-1917
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Beginning with Ivan the Terrible and ending with the Russian Revolution
of 1917, the tsars and emperors of Russia wielded absolute power.
The monarchy ended in Russia when Nicholas II was deposed.
Russian tzars (caesars) were direct ancestors of Byzantine Imperial
family and thus were ancestors of the Byzantine Throne by blood
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