Peter The Great

In 1682, Sophia Romanoff sent her court guards to get rid of the conflict with her "heirs" and other her dominance. Fortunately, her two brothers, 16-year-old Ivan and 10-year-old Peter, escaped stepmother there. After that Sofia declared that Peter and Ivan were both Russian emperors. In 1689, Sophia lost his ability to move his legs. She has her guards and will try to kill Peter again. They were afraid that the wrath of God would seize them, so the security guards realized that Peter took communication with God and did not touch Peter.

Peter I's research was Ray Jay Oliva in the era of Peter the Great (1969). Ian Gray, Peter the Great (1960) is a comprehensive biography based on recent scholarships. An excellent explanation of Peter's rule is Vasilii O. Klyuchevsky translated by Liliana Archibald (1958). Benedict · Humphrey · Sumner made a brief and clear survey of Peter's position in Russia's Peter the Great and Russian history (1950). Sumner also wrote more professional Peter the Great and the Ottoman Empire (1949).

Born in the Russian government, Peter the Great is one of the most important people in the history of Russia. Peter has done a lot of wonderful achievements and is known as one of the best emperors who dominate Russia. Peter the Great is the first Emperor of Russia. In his excellent army, he conquered many lands and expanded Russia. Great Peter has influenced the path of history, but without him, Russia will not be as strong as it is now. Peter has laid the foundation for a new Russia

Peter the Great provides a model of how energetic and cruel dictators change the country. He succeeded in transforming Russia into a big country that plays an increasingly important role in the history of Europe. Peter 's policy has expanded the gap between aristocrats and farmers. Millions of exploited serfs form an alienation class that is not shared by Russian society.