Alliance Agreement
Alexander uses the Holy Alliance to promote cooperation among Russia, Austria and Prussia after the Napoleonic Wars.
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1815 in Russia
Explore 11 historical events and records for Russia in 1815.
Historical records for Russia in 1815
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September
Alliance Holy Alliance
Russia, Austria and Prussia form the Holy Alliance, reflecting Alexander's religious vision for postwar European cooperation.
Holy Alliance
Signs the Holy Alliance with Austria and Prussia, invoking Christian principles in relations between the monarchies.
November
Second Treaty of Paris
Russia joins the allied powers in imposing the second peace settlement on France after Waterloo.
Constitution of Poland
Grants the Kingdom of Poland a constitution providing a parliament and limited civil guarantees.
Other events (month unknown)
Alliance Alexander I and Europe's monarchs
Promotes a Christian vision of cooperation among Europe's monarchs after Napoleon's defeat.
King of Poland
Becomes King of the newly created Kingdom of Poland in personal union with the Russian crown.
Kingdom of Poland
The Vienna settlement creates the Kingdom of Poland in personal union with Russia, with Alexander as king.
Quadruple Alliance
Russia remains part of the Quadruple Alliance created to preserve the post-Napoleonic European settlement.
Treaty of Vienna
Supports the Vienna settlement and the allied system intended to preserve peace after Napoleon's defeat.
Unification
The Vienna settlement establishes the Russian-controlled Kingdom of Poland from much of the former Duchy of Warsaw.
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