House
House of Romanov
The Romanov dynasty ruled Russia for over 300 years — from Michael I's election by the Zemsky Sobor in 1613 to Nicholas II's abdication in 1917. Spanning tsars, empresses, and grand dukes, the dynasty built the Russian Empire before its tragic end in the Bolshevik Revolution.
Notable members
Michael I of RussiaTsar of Russia (1613–1645)b. 22 July 1596 · d. 23 July 1645
Eudoxia StreshnevaTsaritsa of Russiab. 1608 · d. 18 August 1645
Alexis I of RussiaTsar of Russia (1645–1676)b. 29 March 1629 · d. 8 February 1676
Maria MiloslavskayaTsaritsa of Russiab. 1 April 1624 · d. 13 March 1669
Natalia NaryshkinaTsaritsa of Russiab. 1 September 1651 · d. 4 February 1694
Feodor III of RussiaTsar of Russia (1676–1682)b. 9 June 1661 · d. 7 May 1682
Sophia AlekseyevnaRegent of Russia (1682–1689)b. 27 September 1657 · d. 14 July 1704
Ivan V of RussiaCo-Tsar of Russia (1682–1696)b. 6 September 1666 · d. 8 February 1696
Praskovia SaltykovaTsaritsa of Russiab. 12 October 1664 · d. 24 October 1723
Peter I the GreatTsar and Emperor of Russia (1682–1725)b. 9 June 1672 · d. 8 February 1725
Eudoxia LopukhinaTsaritsa of Russiab. 9 August 1669 · d. 7 September 1731
Catherine I of RussiaEmpress of Russia (1725–1727)b. 15 April 1684 · d. 17 May 1727