Alexis mikhailovich
(aleksei mikhailovich) 1629–76, czar of russia 1645–76 (father of peter i).
historical examples
the code of alexis mikhailovich does not even punish a husband for disposing of his wife in a criminal way.
women of the teutonic nations hermann schoenfeld
the six daughters of alexis mikhailovich received a good education.
women of the teutonic nations hermann schoenfeld
noun
1629–76, tsar of russia (1645–76); father of peter the great
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