Royal family in Crimea
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In 1783, Catherine II signed an `manifest on the accession of the Crimean peninsula, Tamani Islands and the entire Kuban side under the Russian Power. Since then, the sovereigns of the Romanov dynasty tirelessly cared about the economic development and improvement of the `midnight region`. Cities were built under their leadership, roads were laid, the Black Sea Fleet was created, winemaking developed. With the acquisition of the royal family in 1861, Livadia, the Southern coast of Crimea, began to develop as a first -class All -Russian resort. The magnificent palaces and mansions erected for members of the imperial surname, surrounded by luxury gardens, are unique monuments of the palace and park architecture. Emperors and Grand Dukes loved to relax in the Crimea, surrounded by an enchanting nature from the metropolitan bustle and state affairs. For many Romanovs, Crimea turned out to be a coast of farewell to their homeland and remained in their memory "brightly shining symbol of happiness."
About kings and great princes, who left an indelible mark not only in the history of Russia, but also in the life of Crimea, this book says
About kings and great princes, who left an indelible mark not only in the history of Russia, but also in the life of Crimea, this book says
Author:
Author:Litvinova E . M .
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9906-4369-7
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