Tsar of Russia Nicholas_II Alexandrovich Romanov b. 18 May 1868 Tsarskoye Selo,Pushkin,,Russia d. 16 Jul 1918 Ekaterinburg,,,Russia: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Tsar of Russia Nicholas_II Alexandrovich Romanov

1868 - 1918 (50 years)

Name	Nicholas_II Alexandrovich Romanov
Title	Tsar of Russia
Birth	18 May 1868	Tsarskoye Selo,Pushkin,,Russia
Gender	Male
Death	16 Jul 1918	Ekaterinburg,,,Russia
Person ID	I37	Test
Last Modified	13 Jun 2026

Father	Tsar of Russia Alexander_III Alexandrovich Romanov, b. 1845 d. 1 Nov 1894, Livadia,Crimea,Near Yalta,Russia (Age 49 years)
Mother	Tsarina Dagmar "Marie" of_Denmark, b. 1847 d. Oct 1928, Copenhagen,,,Denmark (Age 81 years)
Marriage	1866
Family ID	F9	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Tsarina Alexandra Fedorovna "Alix", b. 6 Jun 1872, Darmstadt,,,Germany d. 16 Jul 1918, Ekaterinburg,,,Russia (Age 46 years)

Marriage 26 Nov 1894 Winter Palace,,St. Petersburg,Russia

Divorce N

Children

	1. Grand Duchess Olga Nicholovna Romanov, b. Nov 1895, Alexander Palace,Tsarskoe Selo,,Russia d. 18 Jul 1918, Ekaterinburg,,,Russia (Age 22 years)
	2. Grand Duchess Tatiana Nicholovna, b. Jun 1897 d. 18 Jul 1918, Ekaterinburg,,,Russia (Age 21 years)
	3. Grand Duchess Maria Nicholovna Romanov, b. May 1899 d. 18 Jul 1918, Ekaterinburg,,,Russia (Age 19 years)
	4. Grand Duchess Anastasia Nicholovna Romanov, b. Jun 1901 d. 18 Jul 1918, Ekaterinburg,,,Russia (Age 17 years)
	5. Tsarevich Alexis Nicolaievich Romanov, b. 12 Aug 1904, Peterhof,Near,St. Petersburg,Russia d. 18 Jul 1918, Ekaterinburg,,,Russia (Age 13 years)

Family ID F4 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 13 Jun 2026

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