Russian Empire | |||||
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 Flag
 Coat of arms
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Anthem: Anthem of Free Russia | |||||
| Capital | Moscow | ||||
| Demonym(s) | Russian | ||||
| Government | Federal Parlamentary Constitutional Monarchy | ||||
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| Legislature | Russian Parliament | ||||
• Upper house |
Council | ||||
• Lower house |
Duma | ||||
| Formation | |||||
| 882 | |||||
| 1157 | |||||
| 1282 | |||||
| 16 January 1547 | |||||
| 8 February 1723 | |||||
| 8–16 March 1917 | |||||
• Current Constitution |
28 October 1917 | ||||
Russia, formally The Russian Empire, is the largest country in the world and one of the world's superpowers, with it's head of state being Rurik IV, the Prime Minister Lev Schlosberg, and the heir apparent, Roman Rurikovich.
Political Parties[]
| Name | Logo | Status | Ideology | Political Position |
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| Contitutional Democratic Party |  |
Government | Social-Liberalism | Center |
| Russian Social Democratic Labour Party |  |
Government | Democratic-Socialism | Centre-Left |
| Socialist Revolutionary Party |  |
Government | Progressive-Socialism | Centre-Left |
| Union of the Social Democrats |  |
Junior Coalition | Social-Democracy | Centre to Centre-Left |
| All-Russian Communist Party |  |
Opposition | Revolutionarism | Left to Far-Left |
History[]
The Tsardom of Russia was formed in 1547, by Ivan IV of Moscow, who was the undisputed ruler of Russia, later his sucessors Ivan V, Vasili IV, Vladmir III and Fyodor I continued the expansion of the nation. During the regin of Fyodor, Much of Eastern Siberia was annexed into Russia. And Vladimir IV, due to the Russian War of Succession, won Finland and Weastern Commonwealth.
Invasion of Russia
Napoleonic Wars[]
During the Napoleonic Wars, Russia lost Poland and someother lands during the french invasion, but, after the 1812 winter, the Russians pushed the french back to their mainlands. After the Congress of Vienna, Russia won the majority of the Duchy of Warsaw.
Great War[]
Following the assasination of Franz Ferdinand, Russia joined the Serbian side of the war. Germany occupied Poland and Lithuania, putting Karl Olbarcht in the Polish throne and Eitel Friedrich in Lithuania. Russia later pushed Germany back and won Galicia-Lodomeria, Posen and West Prussia.