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So, between all the romanov claimants after the execution of Nicholas II branch (and they were MANY), Kyrill had the strongest claim. setting his own branch who still claims the throne under Maria Vladimirovna. He was the grandson of Tsar Alexander II and cousin of Nicholas II. That being said...

Is there any indication of how Alexei, the son of Nicholas II and Alexandra would have acted as Tsar of the Russian Empire? Was he educated in any way towards being a ruler or were any preparations made for this? Lets say for argument sake in the late 20s-early/mid 30s, with WW1 starting and...

The challenge is to have, with an POD on the 19th century, Finland be the most staunchly loyalist region of Russia to the House of Romanov to a point that after WWI they remain ruled by the Tzars and can even try (or succeed) in reestablishing the Empire Also, try not to go with "earlier and...

Let’s say by dumb luck and some help with alien space bats, Alexei Nickolaevick, heir apparent to Russia, never contacts hemophilia and remains a healthy boy. I’m also thinking of a possible TL for this scenario so it would be cool if you could give me some ideas.

So, I recently went out on a limb and watched the 1997 animated Don Bluth movie Alexei. I've heard mixed things about it. Some think it's great, some say otherwise; some say it's lack of historical accuracy ruins it, while others say it's its own form of alternate history movie. And we all know...

That is kind of challenge, as it is not one of these "it almost happened IOTL" scenarious, but still propability is bigger than 0% and time travel or UFO landing is not required for IT to happen. Of course, Romanov PLC is easily doable with late 18th POD (for example Konstantin Pavlovich...

Delay or prevent the First World War for reasons. How much longer would Nicholas II have lived? Assuming hemophilia costs his son his life, a it was likely to have done were it not for the Revolution in OTL who succeeds him? Might he have yet again changed his designated heir? Could there have...

IOTL, it seems that there were negotiations between Napoleon Bonaparte and Alexander I of Russia for a marriage alliance that would involve Napoleon getting a Russian princess. The first proposal, involving Ekaterina Pavlovna, was made at the Congress of Erfurt in 1808. It was rejected, and...

Note: This is my first TL so please feel free to give constructive feedbacks and tips. Also im not sure if changing someone' personality is ASB or not The POD is that Peter III of Russia is less of a Frederick Fanboy and Prussophile and more like catherine in admiring russian strength...

I was browsing the internet back in August and came across this interesting tidbit of info: Apparently, Emperor Franz/Metternich broached the subject to Alexander during the Congress of Vienna (or shortly before). I realize the possibility of an Orthodox-Catholic match is awkward (although...