Expansion of Military Settlements
Expands the military settlement system under Alexei Arakcheyev despite growing resentment among soldiers and peasants.
Role range: 1801-1825
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Alexander I Biography and Timeline — Page 3
Follow Alexander I through 90 dated historical records for Russia.
Alexander I, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
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1816–1825Years on this page
1816
1818
Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle
Participates in the allied congress that ends the occupation of France and discusses future European cooperation.
Role range: 1801-1825
1820
Congress of Troppau
Attends the Congress of Troppau as the eastern monarchies debate intervention against revolutionary governments.
Role range: 1801-1825
1821
Congress of Laibach
Attends the Congress of Laibach and supports Austrian intervention against the revolution in Naples.
Role range: 1801-1825
Repudiation of Ypsilantis
Repudiates Alexander Ypsilantis's uprising in the Danubian Principalities rather than support an unauthorised Greek revolt.
Role range: 1801-1825
1822
Congress of Verona
Participates in the Congress of Verona as the great powers debate revolution, intervention and the European settlement.
Role range: 1801-1825
1824
Saint Petersburg Flood
Responds to the catastrophic Saint Petersburg flood, which causes widespread destruction and loss of life.
Role range: 1801-1825
1825
Anglo-Russian Convention
Russia and Britain sign a convention defining the boundary between Russian America and British possessions in northwestern America.
Role range: 1801-1825
Death of Alexander I
Dies at Taganrog after a sudden illness generally identified as typhus.
Role range: 1801-1825
Journey to Taganrog
Travels south with Empress Elizabeth because of her poor health and establishes temporary residence at Taganrog.
Role range: 1801-1825
Records, sources and methodology
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