Anna Ivanovna

Anna Ivanovna:

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(Anna Ivanovna) , 1693–1740, czarina of Russia (1730–40), daughter of Ivan V and niece of Peter I (Peter the Great). On the death of her distant cousin, Peter II, she was chosen czarina by the supreme privy council, which thus hoped to gain power for itself.
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Anna Ivanovna

Born Jan. 28, 1693, in Moscow; died Oct. 17, 1740, in St. Petersburg. Russian empress from Jan. 25, 1730.

Anna Ivanovna was the daughter of Ivan V Alekseevich and niece of Peter I. In 1710 she married a Courland duke. Soon becoming a widow, she lived in Courland. She was offered the throne by the verkhovniki (who were the members of the Supreme Privy Council) under the Konditsii (Conditions), which would have limited autocracy in favor of the feudal aristocracy. With the support of the nobility and the officers of the guard, Anna Ivanovna refused to fulfill the Konditsii on Feb. 25, 1730. The Supreme Privy Council was liquidated. The nobility received important privileges (exclusive right to own inhabited estates, restriction of the period of civilian and military service to 25 years, repeal of the law of undivided inheritance, and others). Limited in intelligence, lazy, and little educated, Anna Ivanovna paid scant attention to state affairs, devoting herself to feasts and entertainment. Her main supporters were the Baltic German nobles who occupied the dominant position in the government, with the favorite E. I. Biron at their head.

REFERENCES

Kostomarov, N. Russkaia istoriia v zhizneopisaniakh ee glavneishikh deiatelei,5th ed., book 3. St. Petersburg, 1913.
Stroev, V. Bironovshchina i Kabinet ministrov: Ocherk vnutrennei politiki imperatritsy Anny, parts 1–2. Moscow-St. Petersburg, 1909–10.
Istoriia SSSR: S drevneishikh vremen do nashikh dnei, vol. 3. Moscow, 1967. Pages 259–69.

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释义	Anna Ivanovna An·na I·va·nov·na A0314600 (ä′nə ē-vä′nəv-nə) 1693-1740. Empress of Russia (1730-1740) who intervened in the War of the Polish Succession (1733-1738) and attacked Turkey (1736). An•na I•va•nov•na (ˈɑ nə iˈvɑ nəv nə) n. 1693–1740, empress of Russia 1730–40. Anna Ivanovna Anna Ivanovna: see AnnaAnna (Anna Ivanovna) , 1693–1740, czarina of Russia (1730–40), daughter of Ivan V and niece of Peter I (Peter the Great). On the death of her distant cousin, Peter II, she was chosen czarina by the supreme privy council, which thus hoped to gain power for itself. ..... Click the link for more information. , czarina of Russia. Anna Ivanovna Born Jan. 28, 1693, in Moscow; died Oct. 17, 1740, in St. Petersburg. Russian empress from Jan. 25, 1730. Anna Ivanovna was the daughter of Ivan V Alekseevich and niece of Peter I. In 1710 she married a Courland duke. Soon becoming a widow, she lived in Courland. She was offered the throne by the verkhovniki (who were the members of the Supreme Privy Council) under the Konditsii (Conditions), which would have limited autocracy in favor of the feudal aristocracy. With the support of the nobility and the officers of the guard, Anna Ivanovna refused to fulfill the Konditsii on Feb. 25, 1730. The Supreme Privy Council was liquidated. The nobility received important privileges (exclusive right to own inhabited estates, restriction of the period of civilian and military service to 25 years, repeal of the law of undivided inheritance, and others). Limited in intelligence, lazy, and little educated, Anna Ivanovna paid scant attention to state affairs, devoting herself to feasts and entertainment. Her main supporters were the Baltic German nobles who occupied the dominant position in the government, with the favorite E. I. Biron at their head. REFERENCES Kostomarov, N. Russkaia istoriia v zhizneopisaniakh ee glavneishikh deiatelei,5th ed., book 3. St. Petersburg, 1913. Stroev, V. Bironovshchina i Kabinet ministrov: Ocherk vnutrennei politiki imperatritsy Anny, parts 1–2. Moscow-St. Petersburg, 1909–10. Istoriia SSSR: S drevneishikh vremen do nashikh dnei, vol. 3. Moscow, 1967. Pages 259–69.
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Anna Ivanovna

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Anna Ivanovna

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Anna Ivanovna

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