Simbirsk, Russian Empire

E75712

administrative center city

Simbirsk, Russian Empire was a provincial city on the Volga River best known as the birthplace of revolutionary leader Vladimir Lenin.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	administrative center → city →
administrativeDivisionType	uyezd center →
coordinateLocation	54.3167°N 48.3667°E →
country	Russian Empire →
economicActivity	distilling → grain trade → leather industry → river shipping →
foundedBy	Aleksey Trubetskoy → Bogdan Khitrovo NERFINISHED → Ivan Khovansky → Ivan Repnin NERFINISHED → Prince Ivan Fyodorovich Baryatinsky → Prince Ivan Nikitich Odoevsky → Prince Semyon Prozorovsky → Prince Yuri Baryatinsky → Prince Yuri Dolgorukov → Prince Yuri Trubetskoy → Pyotr Ivanovich Miloslavsky NERFINISHED → Semyon Zmeev → Vasily Sheremetev → Yakov Cherkassky NERFINISHED →
grantedTownStatus	1780 →
hadNotableResident	Alexander Kerensky → Nikolai Karamzin → Vladimir Lenin →
hadPopulation	approximately 26,000 in 1856 → approximately 43,000 in 1897 →
inception	1648 →
knownFor	birthplace of Vladimir Lenin → provincial administrative center on the Volga River →
languageOfName	Russian →
laterRenamed	Ulyanovsk NERFINISHED →
locatedIn	Simbirsk Governorate NERFINISHED →
locatedInHistoricalRegion	Middle Volga →
locatedInTimeZone	UTC+3 →
locatedOnRiver	Volga River →
namedAfter	Simbirsk fortress →
nativeName	Симбирск →
partOf	European Russia → Volga region →
religion	Russian Orthodoxy (majority) →
renamedAfter	Vladimir Lenin (Ulyanov) →
significantEvent	Pugachev's Rebellion → Russian Civil War →
transport	Volga River shipping routes →
wasCapitalOf	Simbirsk Governorate NERFINISHED →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Vladimir Lenin →	birthPlace