Tula Viceroyalty

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Tula Viceroyalty was an administrative division of the Russian Empire centered on the city of Tula, existing in the late 18th century as part of Catherine the Great’s regional reforms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative division
former administrative unit
viceroyalty
administrativeCenter Tula NERFINISHED
administrativeLevel first-level division of the Russian Empire
associatedWithMonarch Catherine II of Russia NERFINISHED
borderedBy other viceroyalties of the Russian Empire
capital Tula NERFINISHED
centeredOn city of Tula NERFINISHED
country Russian Empire
establishedDuringReignOf Catherine II of Russia NERFINISHED
Catherine the Great NERFINISHED
followedBy later guberniya-based divisions in the Tula area
governmentType imperial provincial administration
hasJurisdictionOver territory around Tula
hasLanguage Russian
hasTypeOfGovernment monarchical administration under the Russian Emperor
historicalEra late 18th century
historicalRegion Central Russia NERFINISHED
locatedIn European part of the Russian Empire
locatedInPresentDay Russia NERFINISHED
namedAfter Tula NERFINISHED
partOf Russian Empire
imperial administrative system of Russia
partOfReform Catherine the Great’s regional reforms
Russian provincial reform of the late 18th century
precededBy earlier provincial structures in the Tula region
status defunct
subdivisionOf Russian Empire NERFINISHED
timePeriod 18th century
usedOfficialLanguage Russian

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Odoyevsky Uyezd partOf Tula Viceroyalty