regent Sophia Alekseyevna

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Regent Sophia Alekseyevna was a powerful Russian stateswoman who ruled as de facto sovereign during the minority of Peter the Great and Ivan V in the late 17th century.

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instanceOf Russian noble
member of the royal family
regent
stateswoman
advisor Vasily Golitsyn
afterLossOfPower forced to take the veil
burialPlace Novodevichy Convent
cameToPowerAfter Moscow Uprising of 1682
capitalDuringRegency Moscow
countryOfCitizenship Tsardom of Russia
dateOfBirth 1657-09-17
dateOfDeath 1704-07-14
deFactoSovereignOf Tsardom of Russia
domesticPolicy attempted administrative and military reforms
dynasty House of Romanov
education received an unusually thorough education for a Russian princess of her time
era late 17th century
father Alexis of Russia
foreignPolicy pursued alliance with Poland-Lithuania and the Habsburgs against the Ottoman Empire
fullName Sophia Alekseyevna of Russia
gender female
givenName Sophia
language Russian
lossOfPower 1689 coup in favor of Peter I
monasticName Sofia, nun of Novodevichy Convent
mother Maria Miloslavskaya
notableEvent Moscow Uprising of 1682
notableFor acting as de facto sovereign during the minority of Peter I and Ivan V
being one of the first prominent female rulers in Russian history
patronymic Alekseyevna
placeOfBirth Moscow
Tsardom of Russia
placeOfDeath Moscow
Novodevichy Convent
Tsardom of Russia
positionHeld de facto ruler of Russia
regent of Russia
regencyFor Ivan V of Russia
Peter I of Russia
linked to: Peter the Great
reignAsRegentEnd 1689
reignAsRegentStart 1682
religion Russian Orthodox Church
sibling Feodor III of Russia
Ivan V of Russia
Peter I of Russia
linked to: Peter the Great
signedTreaty Treaty of Eternal Peace (1686)
supportedBy Streltsy regiments

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Streltsy uprisings participant regent Sophia Alekseyevna