Kejsardömet Ryssland
Also known as Tsarist Russia, Imperial Russia, Russia, Empire of Russia, Moscovy, Moscovy or Russia, Russia or Moscovy, Rossia
tidigare absolut monarki i Eurasien (1721–1917)
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The Russian Empire was a vast monarchy that ruled most of northern Eurasia from 1721 until 1917, covering about one-sixth of the world's land at its peak and making it the third-largest empire in history. It matters because of its enormous geographic scope, its ethnically and religiously diverse population of over 125 million people, and its significant role in shaping the political map of Europe and Asia before its collapse during the Russian Revolution.
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170px|right|thumb|Lesser coat of arms of the Russian Empire
While the Russian Empire was officially proclaimed in 1721, it was preceded by Russian kingdoms dating back as early as the 9th century.
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Kejsardömet Ryssland (ryska: Российская империя, Rossijskaja imperija), även Ryska kejsardömet, förr Ryska riket (Ryska imperiet), var den ryska statsbildningen åren 1721 till 1917. År 1721 efter Peter den stores seger i stora nordiska kriget upphöjdes Tsarryssland till ett kejsardöme som kom att vara fram till februarirevolutionen 1917 då det ersattes med Ryska republiken.
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