Alternate successors to Tsar Alexander III

Michael (II) - aka THE GREATEST CSA-WINS LEVEL CLICHE OF THE RUSSIAN ALTERNATE HISTORY (sadly unappreciated here).
George (I) - died of tuberculosis, less used than Michael for obvious purposes, etc.
Those are the guys most frequently used in Russian TLs for alternate successors. A large TL on George (I) I had seen even had Russia still launching the first man in space, and the surname is Gagarin - the difference is that's His Serene Highness Prince Gagarin, commander of Royal Cosmonaut Corps.

http://fai.org.ru/forum/index.php/forum/101-миг/
MIG/WEG -TL (World of Emperor George) - yes, big TLs get their own subsections on Russian AH-board. I'd recommend this one, as despite it devolving into sort of wank and puns as it approaches mid-XX century (and thus may be non-"edible" for Google Translate), it's non-cliche unlike the f*ckton of Michael ones.
The PoD is Borki tragedy gone wrong (and differently) - George survives by miracle, basically, Alexander III is dead and Nicholas is paralyzed. And one of co-authors of the TL also happens to be senior manager of Wargaming, company of World of Tanks/World of Planes fame.
 
His next two sons, George (d 1895) and Michael.

Failing these, the next in line are his brother Grand Duke Vladimir (d1909) followed by the latter's sons, Grand Dukes Cyril, Boris and Andrei.
 
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