Catherine Ire of Russia

Catherine Ire (Екатерина I), of her true name Marthe Skavronskaïa (born the April 15th 1683/1684 in Livonie and deceased the May 17th 1727), is empress of Russia of 1725 with 1727. She marries the emperor Pierre I {{er}} in 1707.

Born poor relations, it had just married a Swedish private when she was reduced in captivity after the catch of Marienbourg. Of a remarkable beauty, it rained with the prince Alexandre Menchikov, and soon afterwards with Pierre Large the itself. In 1711 it accompanied the tsar in his countryside against the Turkish S, and the most important service returned to him while treating with the enemies who held it locked up on the edges of the Prout: it bought at the price its precious stones the retirement of the Top dog. The tsar married it after of having had several children; in 1724 it made it crown empress solemnly. After the death of the tsar (1725), she was recognized sovereign of all Russies then let Menchikov take a great influence.

She is the mother of:

Paul Pétrovitch (1704 - 1707) 3 years.
Pierre Pétrovitch (1705 - 1707) 2 years.
Catherine Pétrovna (1707 - 1708) 1 years.
Anne Pétrovna (1708 - 1728) 20 years.
Elisabeth Pétrovna, 1709 - 1762) 53 years.
Nathalie Pétrovna (1713 - 1715) 2 years.
Marguerite Pétrovna (1714 - 1715) 1 years
Pierre Pétrovitch (1715 - 1719) 4 years (2nd tsarévitch).
Nathalie Pétrovna (1718 - 1725) 7 years.
Pierre Pétrovitch (1723 - 1723)
Paul Pétrovitch (1725 - 1725)

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