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Who was the first Tzar in Russia??

Question by ask_4peace: who is the first Tzar in Russia??

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Answer by jennifersuem
Ivan the Great first took the title “grand duke of all the Russias”, following his marriage to Sophia Paleologue, a Byzantine Princess (niece of the last Byzantine Emperor) in 1469, consolidated surrounding areas under Moscow’s dominion.

In 1547, his grandson Ivan the Terrible was officially crowned the first Tsar (from the Roman Caesar, also written Czar) of Russia at the age of sixteen.

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  1. sunshine says

    Czar Michael

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  2. MedicineMan says

    Rurik of Novgorod: 862-882
    Oleg of Kiev: 882-912
    Svyatslav: 962-972
    Vladimir I: 980-1015
    Yaroslav the Wise: 1019-1054
    Vladimir II Monomakh: 1113-1125
    Yury Dolgoruky: 1149-1157
    Andrey Bogolyubov: 1157-1174
    Alexander Nevsky: 1252-1263
    Daniil of Moscow: 1276-1303
    Ivan I (Kalita): 1325-1340
    Dmitry Donskoy: 1359-1389
    Ivan III (the Great): 1462-1505
    Vasily III: 1505-1533
    Yelena (Regent): 1533-1547
    Ivan IV (the Terrible): 1547-1584
    Fyodor I: 1584-1598
    Boris Godunov: 1598-1605
    False Dmitry: 1605-1606
    Vasily Shuysky: 1606-1610
    Mikhail Romanov: 1613-1645
    Alexey: 1645-1676
    Fyodor III: 1676-1682
    Peter I and Ivan V (Regent– Sofia):1682-1689
    Peter I and Ivan V: 1689-1696
    Peter I (the Great): 1696-1725
    Catherine I: 1725-1727
    Peter II: 1727-1730
    Anna: 1730-1740
    Elizabeth: 1741-1761
    Peter III: 1761-1762
    Catherine II (the Great): 1762-1796
    Paul I: 1796-1801
    Alexander I: 1801-1825
    Nicholas I: 1825-1855
    Alexander II: 1855-1881
    Alexander III: 1881-1894
    Nicholas II: 1894-1917
    Alexander Kerensky: 1917
    Vladimir Lenin: 1917-1924
    Josef Stalin: 1929-1953
    Nikita Khrushchev: 1957-1964
    Leonid Brezhnev: 1964-1982
    Yury Andropov: 1982-1984
    Konstantin Chernenko: 1984-1985
    Mikhail Gorbachev: 1985-1991
    Boris Yeltsin: 1991-1999
    Vladimir Putin: 2000-present

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