Who is the most famous queen in Russian history?

Yekaterina II Alekseyevna (Russian: екатерин1072II алексевн)

He was the 12th czar of Romanov Dynasty in Russia, the eighth emperor of Russian Empire (reigned from July 9, 762 to June 9, 796, 1 17), and the only empress in Russian history who was named "the Great".

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There is a foreign chef in yekaterina. His cooking was not to the queen's taste, but the queen couldn't bear to dismiss him, so she endured his cooking for a long time. One night, she went to the lobby to find someone to help her deliver the letter, only to find that the waiter was playing cards in the lobby. As a result, she ordered one of them to deliver the letter, and then sat down by herself to continue playing.

180 1 year, the unpopular Paul I was assassinated and Archduke Alexander succeeded to the throne. This is Alexander I, known as the "Sphinx of the North". Thus, the queen's final prophecy came true.

Yekaterina had many lovers in his life. According to the statistics of bulger Neve, a scholar who studied yekaterina's life, yekaterina had 23 lovers, the most famous of which were Saltykov, poniatowski (who later served as Polish king), orlov (who was later made count), vasil Chikov (cavalry general), BoJiangjin (who was finally made duke) and others.

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