Romanov Dynasty
Definition
The Romanov Dynasty ruled Russia from 1613 until being overthrown by revolutionaries in 1917. The dynasty was known for modernizing Russia and expanding its territory.
Analogy
Think of the Romanov Dynasty as a long-running TV series. Just like how a TV series has different seasons, the Romanov Dynasty had different rulers, each with their own storylines and impacts on Russia.
Related terms
Nicholas II: The last Tsar of the Romanov Dynasty, his reign ended with his abdication during the Russian Revolution in 1917.
Alexei Nikolaevich: Heir apparent to Nicholas II; his hemophilia played a significant role in bringing Rasputin into royal favor.
Rasputin: A controversial figure who gained considerable influence in late Romanov Russia due to his alleged healing abilities.
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