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Constantine Pavlovich

Grand Duke of Russia

8 May 1779 — 27 June 1831Male

2 recorded parents

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Second son of Paul I who secretly renounced his claim to the throne in 1822, creating the dynastic confusion that sparked the Decembrist Revolt upon Alexander I's death.

Constantine Pavlovich occupies generation 7 of this recorded lineage one of the children of Paul I of Russia and Maria Feodorovna of Württemberg. The title "Grand Duke of Russia" reflects the public or family role associated with this profile.

Within the wider House of Romanov, this life forms part of a network spanning 7 recorded generations. The timeline and family snapshot below bring those connections together, while the full tree provides the broader historical context.

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  1. 8 May 1779

    Born

    The beginning of Constantine Pavlovich's recorded life.

  2. Legacy

    Grand Duke of Russia

    A defining role in the story of the Romanov family.

  3. 27 June 1831

    Died

    The close of a life whose connections continue through the family record.

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Who were Constantine Pavlovich's parents?

Constantine Pavlovich's parents were father Paul I of Russia and mother Maria Feodorovna of Württemberg.

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