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| Anthem | "God Save the Tsar" | ||||||
| Capital | St Petersburg (Russia), Vilnius (Lithuania) | ||||||
| Largest city | Moscow | ||||||
| Other cities | Penza, Nizhny Novgorod, Veliki Novgorod, Riga, Ikurstk, Nicolaevsk, Kiev, Rostov, Tul, Sibir, Kazan, Bachisarai, Astrahan, Novomoskovsk, Vostochniy Novgorod, Noviy Vladimir, Vladimir, Suzdal, Yaroslavl, Omsk, Minsk | ||||||
| Language official |
Russian | ||||||
| others | Finnish, Lithuanian, White Russian, Little Russian(Ukrainainas) | ||||||
| Religion main |
Russian Orthodox Christianity | ||||||
| others | Islam, Catholicism, Judaism, Buddhism, Native Beliefs | ||||||
| Ethnic Groups main |
Russian | ||||||
| others | Malorussian (Ukrainian), Belorussian, Amerindian, Indian, South African, Tatar, Bashkir, Finns, Poles, Lithuanians, Mohawk, Algonquin, Maori, Aleut | ||||||
| Demonym | Russian | ||||||
| Government | Absolute Tsarist Monarchy | ||||||
| Emperor (Tsar) | Nicolas I Romanov | ||||||
| Dynasty: | Romanov | ||||||
| Chancellor | Vladimir Lenin | ||||||
| Area main |
17 000 000 km² | ||||||
| water (%) | a lot % | ||||||
| Population | 150 000 000 inhabitants | ||||||
| Established | 1708 | ||||||
| Currency | Russian Rubble | ||||||
| Organizations | Council of Europe | ||||||
This article is About the Nation, its Predecessor and Successor States as a part of Principia Moderni (Map Game). It will be updated hopefully every 10-14 in-game years
Introduction: a bit of History
Muscovy, Kiev, Novgorod, UGR and Tsardom Eras
for this history see the article on the Tsardom of Russia (Principia Moderni)
Imperial Era
In 1708, Peter I Declared Russia an Empire. Ironically, in the exact same year, Finland Breaks off and declares its own republic. Soon after, there was an attempted assassination of Karl XI of Sweden,