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single-grade order of chivalry of the Russian Empire (1725–1917)

What events was Nicholas I of Russia involved in?

highest order of the Russian Empire

When was Nicholas I of Russia born?

Nicholas I of Russia was born on 1796-06-25.

Nicholas I of Russia

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Received Order of Saint Anna — Recognition — 1796-06-25
Russian chivalric order
Received Order of Saint Alexander Nevsky — Recognition — 1796-06-25
single-grade order of chivalry of the Russian Empire (1725–1917)
Received Order of St. Andrew — Recognition — 1796-06-25
highest order of the Russian Empire
Born — Life — 1796-06-25
Nicholas I of Russia was born on 1796-06-25.
Received Order of Saint John of Jerusalem — Recognition — 1799-10-02
order of the Russian Empire
Received Order of the Red Eagle — Recognition — 1809-01-01
Prussian Order of Merit (1705-1918)
Received Order of the Black Eagle — Recognition — 1809-01-01
highest order of chivalry in the Kingdom of Prussia
Received Royal Order of the Polar Star — Recognition — 1812-09-04
Swedish order of chivalry
Received Royal Order of the Sword — Recognition — 1812-09-04
Swedish order of chivalry
Received Royal Order of the Seraphim — Recognition — 1812-09-04
Swedish order of chivalry (1748–)
Received Order of Saint Stanislaus, 1st class — Recognition — 1815-02-15
Nicholas I of Russia had a award received connection with Order of Saint Stanislaus, 1st class.
Received Order of the White Eagle — Recognition — 1815-02-15
Polish single grade decoration of merit, established in 1705
Received Order of the Holy Spirit — Recognition — 1815-06-15
former French order of chivalry in three classes (1578–1791, 1814–1830)
Received Order of the Netherlands Lion — Recognition — 1817-05-11
Dutch order of chivalry
Received Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece — Recognition — 1817-06-18
award in the Order of the Golden Fleece
Married Alexandra Feodorovna — Family — 1817-06-20
empress consort of Russia from 1825 to 1855 (1798–1860)
Married Alexandra Feodorovna — Family — 1817-07-01
empress consort of Russia from 1825 to 1855 (1798–1860)
Received Order of the Tower and Sword — Recognition — 1823
former order of the Kingdom of Portugal
Received Order of St. Vladimir, 1st class — Recognition — 1823-12-12
Russian order for civilian employees
Began serving as Emperor of all the Russias — Career — 1825-11-19
the royal title of the rulers of Russian Empire from 1721 to 1917
Began serving as Grand Duke of Finland — Career — 1825-11-19
title of the Emperor of Russia
Received Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Saint Stephen of Hungary — Recognition — 1826-01-31
1st class of the Order of Saint Stephen of Hungary
Received Order of the Elephant — Recognition — 1826-02-16
chivalric order in one class, highest order of Denmark
Received Order of Saint Hubert — Recognition — 1826-02-17
Bavarian order
Received Order of the Most Holy Annunciation — Recognition — 1826-03-26
Roman Catholic order of knighthood originating in Savoy
Received Order of Saint Januarius — Recognition — 1826-04-29
Roman Catholic order of knighthood
Received Order of Saint Ferdinand and of Merit — Recognition — 1826-04-29
order of knighthood of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Received Sacred Military Constantinian Order of Saint George — Recognition — 1826-04-29
chivalric order
Received Knight Grand Cross of the Military Order of William — Recognition — 1826-05-11
1st class of the Military Order of William
Received Order of Military Merit (Württemberg) — Recognition — 1826-10-10
Württemberger Military Order of Knighthood
Received Order of the Crown — Recognition — 1826-10-10
Württembergian order
Received Order of the White Falcon — Recognition — 1826-11-03
Nicholas I of Russia had a award received connection with Order of the White Falcon.
Received Order of Fidelity — Recognition — 1827-02-16
Baden Order of Knighthood
Received Order of the Zähringer Lion — Recognition — 1827-02-16
order
Received Military Karl-Friedrich Merit Order — Recognition — 1827-02-16
military order of merit of the Grand Duchy of Baden (Germany), established in 1805 in three classes, since 1807 with associated medals in gold and silver, since 1840 in four classes, last awarded in 1918
Received Order of the Garter — Recognition — 1827-06-26
order of chivalry in England
Received Medals of Turkish War 1828-1829 — Recognition — 1829
Medals given by the Russian Empire
Received Order of Ludwig I — Recognition — 1830-04-27
order of the Grand Duchy of Hesse
Received Imperial Order of the Rose — Recognition — 1830-08-07
award
Received Order of the Redeemer — Recognition — 1833
oldest and highest decoration awarded by the modern Greek state
Received Order of the Saxe-Ernestine — Recognition — 1836
Order of Knighthood of the Ernestine Duchies
Received Order of the Rue Crown — Recognition — 1836
order of knighthood of the Kingdom of Saxony
Received Order of Albert the Bear — Recognition — 1837-05-31
house order founded in 1836
Received honorary citizen of Berlin — Recognition — 1837-10-18
title of honor conferred by the Senate of Berlin, Abgeordnetenhaus of Berlin
Received House and Merit Order of Peter Frederick Louis — Recognition — 1838
civil and military order of Oldenburg
Received Order of St. George, 4th class, for 25 years of service — Recognition — 1838-12-01
Nicholas I of Russia had a award received connection with Order of St. George, 4th class, for 25 years of service.
Received Royal Guelphic Order — Recognition — 1840-06-12
Hanoverian order of chivalry
Received Order of St. George — Recognition — 1840-06-12
founded by King Ernest Augustus I of Hanover in 1839
Received Order of the Southern Cross — Recognition — 1841
Brazilian order of chivalry
Received Order of the Oak Crown — Recognition — 1841
Order of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Received House Order of the Golden Lion — Recognition — 1843
Nicholas I of Russia had a award received connection with House Order of the Golden Lion.
Received Order of the Merit under the title of Saint Louis — Recognition — 1852-07-08
Chivalric order of the Duchy of Parma
Died — Life — 1855-02-18
Nicholas I of Russia died on 1855-02-18.