fyodor

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Fyodor, male first name
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Russian Fyodor Alekseyevich born May 30, 1661, Moscow, Russia died April 27, 1682, Moscow Tsar of Russia (1676-82). He ascended the throne on the death of his father, Alexis, but youth and poor health prevented him from actively participating in government. Various advisers dominated his administration, notably Vasily Golitsyn, who instituted military reforms, limited the power of the aristocracy, and fostered the development of Western culture. The childless Fyodor was succeeded by his brother Ivan V and half brother Peter I, for whose widespread reforms Fyodor's reign had laid the groundwork. Russian Fyodor Borisovich Godunov born 1589 died June 10, 1605, Moscow, Russia Tsar of Russia for three months in 1605, during the Time of Troubles. The son and successor of Boris Godunov, Fyodor was immediately challenged by the first False Dmitry. After his military commander shifted his support to the pretender, Fyodor's mother tried to take power. Her action angered the boyars, who provoked a Moscow mob to riot and murder Fyodor and his mother. The pretender then assumed the throne. Russian Fyodor Ivanovich born May 31, 1557, Moscow, Russia died Jan. 7, 1598, Moscow Tsar of Russia (1584-98) whose death ended the rule of the Rurik dynasty. The son of Ivan IV, Fyodor was feebleminded and took no part in the government, which was dominated by his wife's brother, Boris Godunov. Godunov was responsible for the major achievements of Fyodor's reign, including elevation of the metropolitan see of Russia to a patriarchate (1589), recovery of lands near the Gulf of Finland (1595), and strengthening of Russia's control over western Siberia and territory in the Caucasus. The childless Fyodor was succeeded by Godunov. Fyodor Shalyapin Dostoyevsky Fyodor Mikhaylovich Fyodor III Fyodor Alekseyevich Fyodor II Fyodor Borisovich Godunov Fyodor I Fyodor Ivanovich
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{n} Fyodor, prénom masculin