Tsarist Russia

Tsarist Russia was a nation in Russia. It was commonly associated with the origins of the early Russian Curse. The nation was founded by Ivan the Great, who unified the scattered Russian nations. Upon his death, his children Ivan II, Peter I, Alexei I, and Catherine I, fought over the throne for over 2 years, until eventually a compromise was created. Catherine I ruled until her death, and then Peter I ruled until his own death. Alexei I was exiled to somewhere in Ukraine, meanwhile Ivan II was exiled to the city of Sevastopol in Byzantium, so it is believed their lineages survived for generations, until it became obscured and faded into history. 
As Catherine did not have any children, she trusted her brother Peter to continue the nation. However, things did not go to plan as Peter died less than 2 years after gaining the throne in 85AD, causing his 14 year old son to become the emperor. Soon after, Tsarist Russia began to disintegrate as revolts occurred in Estonia, Latvia, Ukraine and even the core lands of Russia itself. By the time of the founding of the Stalingrad Empire, Peter II's power was all but lost, and his cousin became the founder of the Stalingrad Empire.
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