Rule of Ukraine
Under the Treaty of Anrusovo part of the Ukraine and Belarus remain under Polish control
Role range: 1660-1667 – 1660-1667
Follow Alexis I Mikhaylovich through 55 dated historical records for Russia.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Under the Treaty of Anrusovo part of the Ukraine and Belarus remain under Polish control
Role range: 1660-1667 – 1660-1667
Under the Treaty of Anrusovo Russia gives up Vilno
Role range: 1660-1667 – 1660-1667
Under the Treaty of Anrusovo the Right-bank Ukraine (Pravoberezhna Ukrayina) and Belarus remain under Polish control
Role range: 1660-1667 – 1660-1667
Russia & Poland make peace so both countries can concentrate on the threat from Turkey. Russia makes peace with Poland. Russia gives up Vilno, keeps Smolensk & the East bank of the Dneiper & Kiev
Role range: 1660-1667 – 1660-1667
New Commercial Regulations keep foreigners out of trade & impose high import tariffs
Role range: 1645-1676
New Commercial Regulations keep foreigners out of trade & impose high import tariffs
Role range: 1645-1676
The rebellion of Stenka Razin breaks out. Outbreak of peasant rebellions
Role range: 1645-1676
The Armistice of Andrusovo with Poland
Role range: 1645-1676
The peasant leader, Razin, is captured by the Cossacks on the Don
Role range: 1645-1676
The peasant leader, Razin, is captured by the Cossacks on the Don
Role range: 1917-1918
The peasant leader, Razin, is captured by the Cossacks on the Don
Role range: 1645-1676
The peasant leader, Razin, is captured by the Cossacks on the Don
Role range: 1645-1676
The peasant leader, Razin, is executed in Red Square
Role range: 1645-1676
Marries Natalia Naryshkina
Role range: 1645-1676
The city of Kiev had to remain with Russia only until 1669, but Russia managed to keep it by signing the Eternal Peace Treaty with Poland in 1686
Role range: 1660-1667 – 1660-1667
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