Constitution of Russia
Refuses demands for a Polish constitution while the January Uprising challenges Russian authority.
Role range: 1855-1881
Follow Alexander II through 126 dated historical records for Russia.
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Refuses demands for a Polish constitution while the January Uprising challenges Russian authority.
Role range: 1855-1881
Rejects Polish constitutional demands as the January Uprising seeks greater national autonomy.
Role range: 1855-1881
The underground Polish National Government coordinates resistance to Russian rule during the January Uprising.
Role range: 1855-1881
Russian forces defeat the January Uprising and restore imperial control over the Polish territories.
Role range: 1855-1881
Russian forces suppress the uprising in Warsaw while the imperial government rejects Polish constitutional demands.
Role range: 1855-1881
Strengthens Russian control over Poland after suppressing the January Uprising.
Role range: 1855-1881
Creates elected district and provincial zemstvo institutions alongside existing local communal administration.
Role range: 1855-1881
Extends local self-government through elected district and provincial zemstvo assemblies.
Role range: 1855-1881
The zemstvo electoral system gives substantial influence to the landowning nobility.
Role range: 1855-1881
Zemstvo institutions assume responsibilities for local health, welfare, roads, and education.
Role range: 1855-1881
Approves judicial statutes creating a more independent and professional court system.
Role range: 1855-1881
Supports the reorganisation of the empire into military districts to improve administration and mobilisation.
Role range: 1855-1881
Introduces public and oral court proceedings as part of the judicial reforms.
Role range: 1855-1881
Judicial reform introduces public trials, professional courts, and trial by jury as part of the Great Reforms.
Role range: 1855-1881
Introduces trial by jury for major criminal cases under the new judicial system.
Role range: 1855-1881
Creates zemstvo institutions as part of the wider programme of administrative reform.
Role range: 1855-1881
District and provincial zemstvo assemblies become a new tier of elected local government.
Role range: 1855-1881
Introduces elected zemstvo bodies for local administration in districts and provinces.
Role range: 1855-1881
The zemstvo electoral system gives the nobility greater representation than its share of the population.
Role range: 1855-1881
Zemstvo assemblies elect executive boards responsible for carrying out local decisions.
Role range: 1855-1881
Russian victory over remaining Circassian resistance effectively ends the long Caucasian War.
Role range: 1817-1864 – 1855-1881
Russian forces capture Tashkent during the expansion into Central Asia.
Role range: 1855-1881
Introduces temporary censorship regulations that reduce prior censorship for parts of the press.
Role range: 1855-1881
Russian administration establishes control over Tashkent after its capture.
Role range: 1855-1881
After Nicholas Alexandrovich dies, Alexander Alexandrovich becomes heir to the Russian throne.
Role range: 1855-1881
His eldest son and heir, Tsarevich Nicholas Alexandrovich, dies after a prolonged illness.
Role range: 1855-1881
Extends emancipation arrangements to state peasants, completing another stage of the peasant reforms.
Role range: 1855-1881
Dmitry Karakozov attempts to shoot Alexander II in Saint Petersburg, but the attack fails.
Role range: 1855-1881
The failed Karakozov assassination attempt contributes to a more conservative and repressive political climate.
The Karakozov assassination attempt is followed by tighter government supervision of universities.
Dmitry Karakozov's failed attack becomes the first major assassination attempt against Alexander II.
Role range: 1855-1881
Creates the Governor-Generalship of Turkestan to administer Russia's expanding Central Asian territories.
Role range: 1855-1881
Survives an assassination attempt in Paris by Polish nationalist Antoni Berezowski.
Role range: 1855-1881
Russia agrees to sell Alaska to the United States for $7.2 million.
Role range: 1855-1881
Congress Poland's separate institutions are dismantled as Russian administrative control is strengthened after the January Uprising.
Role range: 1855-1881
Approves the sale of Alaska to the United States for $7.2 million.
Role range: 1855-1881
A peace settlement after Russian victories places the Emirate of Bukhara under strong Russian influence.
Role range: 1855-1881
After Russian victories in Central Asia, the Emirate of Bukhara accepts Russian supremacy and becomes a protectorate.
Role range: 1855-1881
Russian forces capture Samarkand during the expansion of imperial power in Central Asia.
Role range: 1855-1881
Military court procedures are reorganised in line with the broader principles of the judicial reforms.
Role range: 1855-1881
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