27/02/2017 · Colonies. The Russian Empire’s number of colonies and protectorates continually increased over time as the Empire expanded. By the end of the 19 th century, the size of the Empire was 13.888 million square miles (35.970 million …

19/11/2021 · At its height, the borders of the empire stretched from the northernmost coasts of Europe and Asia to the borders of present-day Afghanistan and Iran, and from the Pacific Ocean in the east to the eastern border of Germany in the west, covering a total area of 22.8 million sq. km. By the 19 th century, however, the Russian Empire began to decline.

Places half the size of Russian Empire (1721) Brazil is 0.37 times as big. Essos is 0.61 times as big. Antarctica (melted ice) is 0.35 times as big. Antarctica is 0.61 times as big. Charon is 0.51 times as big. Westeros is 0.41 times as big. Narnia is 0.50 times as big. United States (Contiguous) is 0.35 times as big.

Learn about the mighty tsarist rule of the vast Russian Empire covering one-sixth of Earth's surface area

The Russian Empire, circa 1800. It had a population of approximately 125 million. Half of these were ethnic Russians. The remainder included large numbers of; …

29/10/2021 · Russian Empire - 22.8 million km 2 The Winter Palace on the Palace Square during summer in Saint Petersburg, Russia. It was a main palace of the Russian Empire and is at present a tourist attraction of the Petersburg city.

The Russian Empire. Russia in the 19th century was both a multilingual and a multireligious empire. Only about half the population was at the same time Russian by language and Orthodox by religion. The Orthodox were to some extent privileged in comparison with the other Christians; all Christians enjoyed a higher status than Muslims; and the latter ...

M.E. Falkus (p.17) gives the population of the Russian Empire as 14 million in 1722, 19 million in 1762, 35.5 million in 1800, 74.1 million in 1860, 126.4 million in 1897 and 170.1 million in 1913.