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Petrine era

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era in Russian history historical period

The Petrine era was the transformative period in early 18th-century Russia marked by Peter the Great’s sweeping Westernizing reforms and the consolidation of imperial power.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	era in Russian history → historical period →
appliesToPerson	Peter the Great →
capital	Saint Petersburg →
country	Russian Empire → Tsardom of Russia →
endTime	1725 → early 18th century →
followedBy	era of Catherine I of Russia →
governmentForm	absolute monarchy →
hasCharacteristic	Westernizing reforms → alphabet reform in Russia → bureaucratic reorganization → calendar reform in Russia → creation of a standing army → development of secular education → expansion of Russian navy → introduction of European customs at court → introduction of Western dress codes for nobility → promotion of science and technology → strengthening of autocracy →
hasEffect	decline of traditional boyar power → emergence of Russia as a great power → increased state control over the church → integration of Russia into European state system →
hasMainSubject	Westernization of Russia → centralization of state power → formation of the Russian Empire → modernization of Russia →
languageUsed	Russian →
location	Russia →
namedAfter	Peter the Great →
partOf	early modern period → history of the Russian Empire →
religion	Russian Orthodox Church →
replaces	Muscovite period →
significantEvent	Great Northern War → administrative reforms of Peter the Great → church reform in Russia → creation of the Table of Ranks → foundation of Saint Petersburg → introduction of the poll tax in Russia → military reforms of Peter the Great → naval reforms of Peter the Great → proclamation of the Russian Empire in 1721 → secularization of church lands and authority →
startTime	1682 → late 17th century →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Catherine I of Russia →	era
Table of Ranks reform →	historicalPeriod