Disambiguation evidence for Tsar Nicholas II of Russia via surface form

"Nicholas II of Russia"

As subject (70)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Nicholas II of Russia".

Predicate	Object
abdicated	1917-03-15 →
abdicatedInFavorOf	Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich of Russia →
associatedWith	Russian Revolution → surface form: "February Revolution"
associatedWith	Russian Revolution → surface form: "October Revolution"
birthDate	1868-05-18 →
birthPlace	Alexander Palace →
birthPlace	Russian Empire →
birthPlace	Catherine Palace in Tsarskoye Selo → surface form: "Tsarskoye Selo"
burialPlace	Peter and Paul Cathedral, Saint Petersburg → surface form: "Peter and Paul Cathedral"
burialPlace	St. Petersburg → surface form: "Saint Petersburg"
canonization	canonized as passion bearer by Russian Orthodox Church →
canonization	canonized as passion bearer by Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia →
canonizationDate	1981 →
canonizationDate	2000 →
causeOfDeath	execution by firing squad →
child	Alexei Nikolaevich, Tsarevich of Russia →
child	Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia →
child	Maria Nikolaevna of Russia →
child	Olga Nikolaevna of Russia →
child	Tatiana Nikolaevna of Russia →
coronationDate	1896-05-26 →
coronationPlace	Dormition Cathedral →
coronationPlace	Moscow →
countryOfCitizenship	Russian Empire →
deathDate	1918-07-17 →
deathPlace	Ipatiev House →
deathPlace	Russian SFSR → surface form: "Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic"
deathPlace	Yekaterinburg →
dynasty	House of Romanov →
education	tutored at home by private tutors →
familyName	House of Romanov → surface form: "Romanov"
father	Alexander III of Russia →
fullName	Tsar Nicholas II of Russia self-linksurface differs → surface form: "Nicholas Alexandrovich Romanov"
givenName	Nicholas →
house	House of Romanov → surface form: "Romanov"
instanceOf	Tsar of Russia →
instanceOf	emperor →
instanceOf	human →
instanceOf	monarch →
killedBy	Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks) → surface form: "Bolsheviks"
languageSpoken	English →
languageSpoken	French →
languageSpoken	Russian →
mannerOfDeath	extrajudicial killing →
marriageDate	1894-11-26 →
militaryRank	Colonel of the Russian Army →
mother	Maria Feodorovna (Dagmar of Denmark) →
notableEvent	1905 Russian Revolution →
notableEvent	Bloody Sunday (1905) →
notableEvent	Russo-Japanese War →
notableEvent	World War I →
notableWork	Nicholas II diaries →
patronymicName	Alexandrovich →
positionHeld	Emperor of All the Russias →
positionHeld	Grand Duke of Finland →
positionHeld	King of Poland →
predecessor	Alexander III of Russia →
reignEnd	1917-03-15 →
reignStart	1894-11-01 →
religion	Russian Orthodox Church →
residence	Alexander Palace →
residence	Hermitage Museum → surface form: "Winter Palace"
sibling	Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna of Russia →
sibling	Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna of Russia →
sibling	Grand Duke George Alexandrovich of Russia →
sibling	Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich of Russia →
spouse	Empress Alexandra Feodorovna → surface form: "Alexandra Feodorovna"
spouse	Alix of Hesse and by Rhine →
successor	none (monarchy abolished) →
title	Saint Nicholas the Passion-Bearer →