28 February 1813Treaty of KalischAlexander I
Russia and Prussia conclude the Treaty of Kalisch, creating an alliance against Napoleon.
Historical records for Russia in 1813, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Russia and Prussia conclude the Treaty of Kalisch, creating an alliance against Napoleon.
Alexander accompanies the allied campaign as Napoleon defeats Russian and Prussian forces at Lützen.
Russian and Prussian armies fight Napoleon at Bautzen before withdrawing in good order.
Napoleon wins at Dresden against the allied armies, including Russian forces, during the 1813 campaign.
The Treaty of Gulistan confirms major Russian territorial gains in the South Caucasus after war with Persia.
The Treaty of Gulistan ends the Russo-Persian War and confirms extensive Russian gains in the South Caucasus.
Russia joins Prussia, Austria and other allies in defeating Napoleon at the Battle of Leipzig.
Alexander becomes a leading figure in the coalition that ultimately drives Napoleon's forces back toward France.
Death of Mikhail Ilarionovich Kutuzov
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