Moscow under the Romanovs
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For the first time in the last hundred years, a book is coming to such an important topic in the history of Russia as Moscow and Romanov. The influence of kings and emperors from the Romanov dynasty on the development of Moscow is difficult to overestimate. At the same time, the first and fate of the Romanovs themselves played an equally decisive role, becoming a truth for them. Here was born and married to the king first king of dynasty - Mikhail Fedorovich, then his son Alexey Mikhailovich, and after his venance descendants - Fedor, Peter, Elizabeth, Alexander ... All the autocrats of Romanov were crowned in Moscow, and a number of them found their own here Last religious. The reader learns the most interesting historical details: how was the election to the kingdom of Mikhail Fedorovich, for which Peter I was deprived of Moscow of the metropolitan status, as the enlightened Epoch of Catherine II affected Moscow, what was the policy of Alexander I in relation to Moscow in 1812, as Nicholas I tried to slightly Moscow"s oppositionity and with whatever eyes looked at the city of his third office, as the 300th anniversary of the house of Romanovs was noted, etc. The book is narrating both the iconic Moscow buildings and attractions related to the Romanov dynasty, and such a lot: Assumption Cathedral, Novospassky Monastery, Boyar Chambers on Barbage, Triumphal Arch, Church of Christ the Savior, Moscow University, Big Theater, Noble Assembly, English Club, Nikolaev Station, Museum of Fine Arts named after Alexander III, Manege and much more ...
The book is written on the basis of studying a large number of historical sources and is equipped with a registered pointer. The author is a famous writer and historian Alexander Vaskin
The book is written on the basis of studying a large number of historical sources and is equipped with a registered pointer. The author is a famous writer and historian Alexander Vaskin
Author:
Author:Vaskin Alexander Anatolyevich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9973-2500-8
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