Succession1305
Succeeds as Grand Prince of Vladimir
Historical person
Michael Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Michael, based on 20 World History Database records associated with Russia.
20 records1305–191717 events10 places
Chronological biography
1305
1613
Declaration of War1613
Sweden declares war on Russia
Succession1613
Succeeds as Tsar of Russia, 1st of the Romanov line
Election21 February 1613
The elecoral assembly of 700 select Michael as the new Tsar
1617
Invasion of Russia1617
The Poles attack Russia because they do not recognize Michael as Tsar
Rule of Baltic Sea1617
Russia gives up access to the Baltic Sea
Rule of White Sea1617
Sweden renounces plans to expand toward the White Sea
Rule of Ingermanland25 February 1617
Under the Treaty of Stolbovo Russia cedes Ingermanland & eastern Karelia to Sweden
Rule of Karelia25 February 1617
Under the Treaty of Stolbovo Russia cedes Ingermanland & eastern Karelia to Sweden
Rule of Novgorod25 February 1617
Under the Treaty of Stolbovo Russia secures the return of Novgorod from Sweden
Treaty of Stolbovo25 February 1617
Sweden renounces plans to expand toward the White Sea. Russia secures the return of Novgorod from Sweden. Russia pays Sweden 20,000 silver roubles & cedes Ingermanland & eastern Karelia. Russia gives up access to the Baltic Sea. Russia gains recognition of the Tsarist title. Ends the occupation of northern Russia by Sweden
1618
Armistice1618
Armistice of Deulino with Poland
Siege of Moscow1618
The Poles attack the city of Moscow
1619
Peace1619
Russia & Poland agree peace terms
1632
Declaration of War1632
Outbreak of war with Poland
Invasion of PolandSeptember 1632
Russia invades Poland
1634
Treaty of Polyanov1634
Wladyslaw IV Vasa renounces his claim to the Tsardom & recognizes Michael as Tzar. Confirms the Treaty of Deulin
1917
House3 March 1917
The Provisional Government meets Michael & persuades him to reject the crown
Provisional Government3 March 1917
The Provisional Government meets Michael & persuades him to reject the crown
House4 March 1917
Michaels renunciation of the throne is made public
Titles and roles
Prince · Tsar
Record provenance
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