June 1702Lake Ladoga OperationsPeter I
Peter supports small-boat operations intended to challenge Swedish control of Lake Ladoga.
Historical records for Russia in 1702, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Peter supports small-boat operations intended to challenge Swedish control of Lake Ladoga.
Sheremetev defeats Schlippenbach's Swedish force at Hummelshof.
Catherine is taken into Russian custody after Marienburg falls.
Sheremetev's forces capture Marienburg during the Livonian campaign.
Peter begins the siege of the Swedish fortress controlling the Neva outlet.
Peter captures Noteborg after a thirteen-hour assault under the Russian calendar.
Golitsyn leads Russian guards during the prolonged assault on the fortress.
Peter renames captured Noteborg Shlisselburg, meaning key fortress.
Menshikov accompanies Peter during the difficult siege of Noteborg.
Frederick authorises Prussian contingents for the war against France.
Peter continues rebuilding the Russian army after the defeat at Narva.
Becomes a serf of Prince Menshikov during which she is a mistress of Peter the Great
Received into the Orthodox Church & re-christened
Catherine enters the Russian military household after her capture in Livonia.
Frederick supplies Prussian troops to the Imperial and Allied war effort.
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