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Peter II of Russia

Emperor of Russia (1727–1730)

23 October 1715 — 30 January 1730Male

2 recorded parents

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Biography

Grandson of Peter the Great who became emperor at eleven and died of smallpox at fourteen on what was to be his wedding day — the last male-line Romanov from Peter's lineage.

Peter II of Russia occupies generation 5 of this recorded lineage one of the children of Alexei Petrovich and Charlotte of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel. The title "Emperor of Russia (1727–1730)" reflects the public or family role associated with this profile.

Within the wider House of Romanov, this life forms part of a network spanning 5 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. 23 October 1715

    Born

    The beginning of Peter II of Russia's recorded life.

  2. Legacy

    Emperor of Russia (1727–1730)

    A defining role in the story of the Romanov family.

  3. 30 January 1730

    Died

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

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Who were Peter II of Russia's parents?

Peter II of Russia's parents were father Alexei Petrovich and mother Charlotte of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel.

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