When did Alexander I take the throne?
1780
1801
1815
1820
Answer
Alexander I assumed the Russian throne in 1801 following the assassination of his father, Emperor Paul I. His reign marked a period of significant reforms and modernization in the Russian Empire, characterized by a blend of liberal and conservative policies. Alexander I played a pivotal role in European affairs, leading Russia to victory against Napoleon Bonaparte in the Napoleonic Wars and participating in the formation of the Holy Alliance.
The Enigmatic Emperor: Unveiling Alexander I of Russia
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