Family tree of Russian monarchs

The following is a family tree of the monarchs of Russia.

Rurik dynasty

Rurik dynasty
Legend:
  •   - Grand Princes of Kiev
  •   - Grand Princes of Vladimir
  •   - Princes of Novgorod
  •   - Grand Princes of Moscow
  •   - Tsars of (All) Russia
Rurik
Prince of Novgorod
≈830–862–879
Igor I
d. 945
Prince of Kiev
914–945		Olga
c. 890–969
Regent of Kiev
945–960s
PredslavaSviatoslav I
Prince of Kiev
≈942–945–972		Malusha
Yaropolk I
Prince of Kiev
≈959–972–980		Oleg
d. 977
Prince of Drevlians
969–977		Vladimir I
the Great
Grand Prince of Kiev
≈958–980–1015
Sviatopolk I
the Accursed
Grand Prince of Kiev
≈979–1015–1019		Izyaslav
Prince of Polotsk
978–989–1001		Mstislav
d. 1035
Prince of Chernigov
1024–1035		Yaroslav I
the Wise
Grand Prince of Kiev
≈978–1019–1054		Boris
Prince of Rostov
986–1010–1015		Gleb
Prince of Murom
987–1013–1015		Sudislav
d. 1063
Prince of Pskov
1014–1036		Maria Dobroniega of Kiev
aft.1012–1087		Vysheslav
Prince of Novgorod
≈977–988–1010
Iziaslav I
Grand Prince of Kiev
1024–1054–68/
1069–73/1076–78		Sviatoslav II
Grand Prince of Kiev
1027–1073–1076		Vladimir
Prince of Novgorod
1020–1036–1052		Igor
d. 1060
Prince of Smolensk
1057–1060		Vsevolod I
Yaroslavich
Grand Prince of Kiev
1030–1078–1093		Vyacheslav
d. 1059
Prince of Smolensk
1054–1059
Sviatopolk II
Grand Prince of Kiev
1050–1093–1113		Oleg I of Chernigov
≈1052–1115		Davyd
d. 1123
Prince of Chernigov
1097–1123		Gleb
Pr. of Tmutarakan
and Novgorod
≈1052–1078		Roman
the Handsome
Pr. of Tmutarakan
≈1052–1079		Vladimir II
Monomakh
Grand Prince of Kiev
1053–1113–1125		Rostislav
Prince of Pereyaslavl
1070–1078–1093		Eupraxia
of Kiev
≈1067/70 –1109
Vsevolod II
Olgovich
d. 1146
Grand Prince of Kiev
1139–1146		Igor II
Olgovich
d. 1147
Grand Prince of Kiev
1146		Iziaslav III
d. 1162
Grand Prince of Kiev
1154–1155/
1157–1158/1162		Roman
d. 1119
Prince of Volhynia
1117–1119		Andrey
the Kind [ru]
Prince of Volhynia
1102–1119–1141		Svyatoslav
Prince of Smolensk and
Pereyaslav
≈1080 –1114		Euphemia
of Kiev
fl.1112–1139
Sviatoslav III
d. 1194
Grand Prince of Kiev
1174/1177–1180/1182–1194		Mstislav I
Grand Prince of Kiev
1076–1125–1132		Yaropolk II
Grand Prince of Kiev
1082–1132–1139		Viacheslav
Grand Prince of Kiev
1083–1139/1151
–1154		Yuri I
Dolgorukiy
Grand Prince of Kiev
≈1099–1149–1151/1155–1157
Vsevolod IV
d. 1212
Grand Prince of Kiev
1203/1206/
1207/1208–1212		Iziaslav II
Grand Prince of Kiev
≈1096–1146–1149/1151–1154		Vladimir III
1132–1173
Grand Prince of Kiev
1171		Rostislav I
Grand Prince of Kiev
≈1110–1154/
1159–1167		Gleb
d. 1171
Grand Prince of Kiev
1169/
1170–1171		Andrey I
Bogolyubsky
Grand Prince of Vladimir
≈1111–1157–1174		Mikhail of Vladimir
d. 1176
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1174, 1175–1176
Grand Prince of Kiev
1171		Vsevolod III
the Big Nest
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1154–1177–1212
Grand Prince of Kiev 1173
Michael of Chernigov
Grand Prince of Kiev
≈1185–1236
–1240/1240/
1241–1243–1246		Mstislav II
d. 1172
Grand Prince of Kiev
1167–1169/1170		Yaroslav II
d. 1180
Grand Prince of Kiev
1174–1175/1180		Roman I
d. 1180
Grand Prince of Kiev
1171–1173/1175–1177		Rurik Rostislavich
d. 1210
Grand Prince of Kiev
1173/1180–82/1194–1202/1203–05/06/1207		Konstantin
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1186–1216–1218		Yuri II
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1189–1212–1216/1218–1238		Yaroslav II
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1191–1238–1246		Sviatoslav III
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1196–1246–1248–1252
Rostislav Mikhailovich
Duke of Macsó
aft.1210–1254–1262		Roman
the Great
Grand Prince of Kiev
≈1152–1201/
1204–1205		Ingvar
Grand Prince of Kiev
≈1152–1202/
1214–1220		Mstislav III
Grand Prince of Kiev
≈1156–1212–1223		Rostislav II
Grand Prince of Kiev
≈1173–1204–1206–1218		Vladimir IV
Grand Prince of Kiev
1187–1223–1235–1239		Mikhail Khorobrit
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1229–1248		Vasily of Kostroma
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1241–1272–1276
Daniel of Galicia
King of Ruthenia
1201–1253–1264		Iziaslav IV
Vladimirovich
Grand Prince of Kiev
1235–1236		Alexander Nevsky
Grand Prince of Kiev
1221–1252–1263		Andrey II
Grand Prince of Vladimir
≈1222–1249
–1252–1264		Yaroslav III
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1230–1264–1271
Dmitry of Pereslavl
Grand Prince of Vladimir
≈1250–1276–1281/1283–1293–1294		Andrey III of Gorodets
Grand Prince of Vladimir
≈1255–
1293–1304		Daniel of Moscow
Grand Prince of Moscow
1261–1303		Vasiliy
Andreyevich
Prince of Suzdal
d. 1309		Mikhail of Tver
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1271–1304–1318
Aleksandr
d. 1308		Boris
d. 1320
Prince of Kostroma
1304		Afanasy
d. 1322
Prince of Novgorod
1314–1315/1319–1322		Yury III of Moscow
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1281–1318–1322–1325		Ivan I
Grand Prince of Moscow
1288–1328–1340		Konstantin V
d. 1355
Prince of Suzdal
1332–1355		Alexander of Suzdal
d. 1331
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1328–1331
Daniel
1320–1328		Andrei
Prince of Serpukhov
1327–1341–1353		Simeon
the Proud
Grand Prince of Moscow
1316–1340–1353		AlexandraIvan II
Grand Prince of Moscow
1326–1353–1359		Dmitry of Suzdal
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1324–1359–1362–1383		Dmitry
of Tver
Fearsome Eyes
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1299–1322–1326		Alexander of Tver
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1301–1326–1327–1339
Andrei KobylaIvan
Prince of Zvenigorod
≈1356–1364		Dmitry Donskoy
Grand Prince of Moscow
1350–1359–1389		Eudoxia of Moscow
d. 1407		Mikhail II of Tver
Grand Prince of Vladimir
1333–1371–1375
Simeon
of Suzdal		Feodor Koshka
d. 1407		Maria
d. 1399		AnastasiaSimeon
d. 1379		Ivan
d. 1393		Andrey
Prince of Mozhaysk
1382–1389–1432		Pyotr
Prince of Dmitrov
1385–1389–1428		Anna
1387–?		Vasiliy Kirdyapa
Pr. of Suzdal
≈1350–1364–1382–1403
Vasily
Shuysky		Ivan
Fyodorovich
Koshkin
d. 1427		Konstantin
Prince of Uglich
1389–1427–1433–1434		Daniil
≈1370–1379		Sophia
of Lithuania
1371–1453		Vasily I
Grand Prince of Moscow
1371–1389–1425		Yury of Zvenigorod
Grand Prince of Moscow
1374–1433–1434		Anastasia [ru]
of Smolensk
d. 1422		Yuri
Kirdyapin
Ivan
Shuysky		Zakhary
Ivanovich
Koshkin		Anna of Moscow
1393–1417		Maria
of Borovsk
1418–1484		Vasily II
Grand Prince of Moscow
1415–1425–1433/
1435–1446/
1447–1462		Vasily Kosoy
Grand Prince of Moscow
1421–1434–1435–1448		Dmitry Shemyaka
d. 1453
Grand Prince of Moscow
1446–1447		Vasily Shuysky
d. 1448?
Boris
Gorbaty-Shuysky		Yuri
Koshkin
d. 1504		Maria
of Tver
1447–1467		Ivan III
the Great
Grand Prince of Moscow
1440–1462–1505		Sophia Palaiologina
≈1440/49–1503		Anna
of Ryazan
1451–1501		Andrey Bolshoy
1446–1493		Mikhail
Shuysky
Alexander
Gorbaty-Shuysky		Roman Yurievich Zakharyin
d. 1543		Ivan
the Young
1458–1490		Simeon
Prince of Kaluga
1487–1505–1518		Andrey of Staritsa
1490–1519–1537		Vasili III
Grand Prince of Moscow
1479–1505–1533		Helena
of Moscow
1476–1513		Yury Ivanovich
1480–1536		Dmitri
Prince of Uglich
1481–1505–1521		Andrey
Shuysky
d. 1543
Eudoxia
Gorbataya-Shuyskaya
≈1535–1581		Nikita Romanovich
≈1522–1586		Feodor Ivanovich Godunov
d. ≈1569		Anastasia Romanovna
1530–1560		Ivan IV
the Terrible
Tsar of All the Russias
1530–1547–1584		Maria Nagaya
d. ≈1608		Yuri
of Uglich
1532–1563		Ivan
Shuysky
≈1533–1573
Philaret
Patriarch of Moscow
1553–1612–1633		Boris Godunov
Tsar of Russia
≈1551–1598–1605		Maria
Skuratova
Belskaya
d. 1605		Irina Godunova
1557–1603		Feodor I
Tsar of All Russia
1557–1584–1598		Dmitry
of Russia
1552–1553		Ivan
of Russia
1554–1581		Dmitry of Uglich
1582—1591 or 1582–1606		Vasili IV
Tsar of Russia
1552–1606–1610–1612
Michael I
Tsar of All Russia
1596–1613–1645		Feodor II
Tsar of Russia
1589–1605		Xenia
of Russia
1582–1622
House of Romanov

Romanov dynasty

Romanov dynasty
Maria Dolgorukova
1601–1625		Mikhail I
1596–1645
Tsar of All Russia
r. 1613–1645		Eudoxia Streshneva
1608–1645
Irina Mikhailovna
1627–1679		Pelagiya
1628–1629		Anna
1631–1676		Marfa
1631–1632		Ivan
1633–1639
Tatyana
1636–1706		Sofiya
1634–1636		Vasily
1638/39?–1639		Yevdokiya
1637?–1637		Maria Miloslavskaya
1625–1669		Alexis
1629–1676
Tsar of Russia
r. 1645–1676		Natalya Naryshkina
1651–1694
Dmitry
1648–1649		Agafya Grushetskaya
1663–1681		Feodor III
1661–1682
Tsar of Russia
r. 1676–1682		Marfa Apraksina
1664–1716		Simeon
1665–1669		Catherine
1658–1718		Feodosia
1662–1713		Maria
1660–1723
Praskovia Saltykova
1664–1723		Ivan V
1666–1696
Tsar of Russia
r. 1682–1696		Marfa
1652–1707		Alexei
1654–1670		Sofia
1657–1704
Regent of Russia
r. 1682–1689		Yevdokia
1650–1712
Maria
1689–1692		Ivan Dmitriev-Mamonov
1680–1730		Praskovya
1694–1731		Feodosia
1690–1691		Natalya
1673–1716		Fyodora
1674–1677		Eudoxia Lopukhina
1669–1731		Peter I the Great
1672–1725
Tsar/Emperor of Russia
r. 1682–1725		Catherine I
1684–1727
Empress of Russia
r. 1725–1727
Karl Leopold
1678–1747
Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin		Catherine
1691–1733		Frederick William
1692–1711
Duke of Courland		Anna
1693–1740
Empress of Russia
r. 1730–1740		Charlotte Christine
of Brunswick-Lüneburg
1694–1715		Alexei
1690–1718		Alexander
1691–1692		Pavel
1693
Anna Leopoldovna
1718–1746
Regent of Russia
r. 1740–1741		Anthony Ulrich
of Brunswick
1714–1774		Peter II
1715–1730
Emperor of Russia
r. 1727–1730		Peter
1704		Paul
1705		Catherine
1706–1708		Elizabeth
1709–1762
Empress of Russia
r. 1741–1762
Ivan VI
1740–1764
Emperor of Russia
r. 1740–1741		Charles Frederick
1700–1739
Duke of Holstein-Gottorp		Anna
1708–1728		Maria
1713–1715		Peter
1715–1719		Pavel
1717–1717		Natalia
1718–1725
Peter III
1728–1762
Emperor of Russia
r. 1762		Catherine II
the Great
1729–1796
Empress of Russia
r. 1762–1796
Natalia Alexeievna
1755–1776		Paul I
1754–1801
Emperor of Russia
r. 1796–1801		Maria Feodorovna
1759–1828		Alexei Bobrinsky
1762—1813		Anna
1757–1759
Juliane
Princess of Saxe–Coburg-Saalfeld
1781–1860		Konstantin Pavlovich
1779–1831		Joanna Grudzińska
1791–1831		Olga Pavlovna
1792–1795		Alexandra Pavlovna
1783–1801		Joseph
1776–1847
Palatine of Hungary		Elena Pavlovna
1784–1803		Frederick Louis
Grand Duke of Mecklenburg
1778–1819
Elizabeth Alexeievna
1779–1826		Alexander I
1777–1825
Emperor of Russia
r. 1801–1825		Maria Pavlovna
1786–1859		Charles Frederick
of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach
1783–1853		Anna Pavlovna
1795—1865		William II
1792–1849
King of the Netherlands		Michael Pavlovich
1798–1849		Charlotte
Princess of Württemberg
1807–1873
Maria Alexandrovna
1799–1800		Elizabeth Alexandrovna of Russia
1806–1808		Nicholas I
1796–1855
Emperor of Russia
r. 1825–1855		Alexandra Feodorovna
1798–1860		William I
1781–1864
King of Württemberg		Catherine Pavlovna
1788–1819		George
Duke of Oldenburg
1784–1812
Frederic William
of Hesse-Kassel
1820–1884		Alexandra
1825–1844		Konstantin Nikolayevich
1827–1892		Alexandra
of Saxe-Altenburg
1830–1911		Olga
1822–1892		Charles I
1823–1891
King of Württemberg		Maria
1819–1876		Maximilian de Beauharnais
1817–1852
Duke of Leuchtenberg		Peter
Duke of Oldenburg
1812–1881
Olga
of Baden
1839–1891		Michael
1832–1909		Maria
1824–1880		Alexander II
1818–1881
Emperor of Russia
r. 1855–1881		Catherine Dolgorukova
1847–1922		Nicholas
1831–1891		Alexandra
of Oldenburg
1838–1900
Alexandra
1842–1849		Nicholas Alexandrovich
1843–1865		Vladimir Alexandrovich
1847–1909		Marie
Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
1854–1920		Maria
1853–1920		Alfred
1844–1900
Duke of Saxe–Coburg and Gotha
Alexei
1850–1908		Paul
1860–1919		Alexander III
1845–1894
Emperor of Russia
r. 1881–1894		Maria Feodorovna
1847–1928		Sergei
1857–1905		Elisabeth
of Hesse and by Rhine
1864–1918
Alexander
1866–1933		Xenia
1875–1960		Alexander
1869–1870		George
1871–1899		Michael
1878–1918		Natalia Brasova
1880–1952
Peter
of Oldenburg
1868–1924		Olga
1882–1960		Nikolai Kulikovsky
1881–1958		Nicholas II
1868–1918
Emperor of Russia
r. 1894–1917		Alexandra Feodorovna
1872–1918
Olga
1895–1918		Tatiana
1897–1918		Maria
1899–1918		Anastasia
1901–1918		Alexei
1904–1918

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