Russian Orthodox monarchy

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The Russian Orthodox monarchy was a form of autocratic rule in Russia in which the tsar’s political authority was closely intertwined with and legitimized by the doctrines, rituals, and hierarchy of the Russian Orthodox Church.

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Label Occurrences
Russian Orthodox monarchy canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian monarchy
autocracy
confessional state
form of government
state–church system
associatedConcept Holy Rus' NERFINISHED
Moscow as the Third Rome NERFINISHED
Third Rome doctrine NERFINISHED
characteristic autocratic rule of the tsar
fusion of political and religious authority
privileged status of Russian Orthodox Church
restrictions on non-Orthodox religions in public life
coreReligion Eastern Orthodoxy NERFINISHED
Russian Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
country Russia
culturalImpact influenced Russian religious art and architecture
shaped Russian national identity
endCause Russian Revolution of 1917 NERFINISHED
geographicScope Russian Empire NERFINISHED
headOfChurchTitle Holy Synod (in imperial period) NERFINISHED
patriarch of Moscow and all Rus'
ideology Orthodox autocracy
monarchism
tsarism
influencedBy Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
Byzantine political theology NERFINISHED
Eastern Orthodox canon law NERFINISHED
legalFoundation Fundamental Laws of the Russian Empire NERFINISHED
legalPrinciple Orthodoxy as state religion
tsar as defender of the faith
legitimizedBy Orthodox Christian doctrine
Orthodox religious ritual
Russian Orthodox Church hierarchy NERFINISHED
legitimizingRitual Orthodox coronation of the tsar
anointing of the tsar
oath to defend Orthodoxy
notableRuler Ivan IV the Terrible NERFINISHED
Nicholas II of Russia NERFINISHED
Peter I the Great NERFINISHED
opposedBy Russian socialists
liberal constitutionalists in Russia
revolutionary movements in Russia
politicalLeaderTitle emperor of Russia
tsar
stateChurchRelation caesaropapism
symphonia (Byzantine church–state ideal)
successorSystem Soviet atheist state
supportedBy Russian Orthodox clergy
monarchist nobility
timePeriod 16th century to early 20th century

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double throne of Peter I and Ivan V associatedWith Russian Orthodox monarchy