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List of Knights of the Order of St. Alexander Nevsky, Catherine I

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Cavaliers of the era of Catherine I

  1. May 21, 1725 - Bon, Hermann Johann de , Lieutenant General . He died in April 1744.
  2. May 21, 1725 - Lassi, Pyotr Petrovich , lieutenant general, formerly earl and field marshal [1] .
  3. May 21, 1725 - Golovin, Ivan Mikhailovich , Kriegcomissar General of the Fleet . He died in 1738.
  4. May 21, 1725 - Chernyshev, Grigory Petrovich , Major General [1] .
  5. May 21, 1725 - Volkov, Mikhail Yakovlevich , Major General. He died in 1752.
  6. May 21, 1725 - Ushakov, Andrei Ivanovich , Major General [1] .
  7. May 21, 1725 - Dmitriev-Mamonov, Ivan Ilyich , Major General.
  8. May 21, 1725 - Yusupov, Grigory Dmitrievich , Major General, and then General-General and Senator. He died on September 2, 1730.
  9. May 21, 1725 - Saltykov, Semyon Andreevich , Major General [1] .
  10. May 21, 1725 - Devier, Anton Manuilovich , major general, and then lieutenant general and count [2] .
  11. May 21, 1725 - Likharev, Ivan , foreman . He died in the same rank in 1760 [3] .
  12. May 21, 1725 - Naryshkin, Semyon Grigorievich , chief clerk of the crown princess Anna Petrovna , died in 1747 [4] .
  13. May 21, 1725 - Sivers, Peter Ivanovich , Vice Admiral .
  14. May 21, 1725 - Zmaevich, Matvey Khristoforovich , vice admiral. He died in 1735.
  15. May 21, 1725 - Senyavin, Naum Akimovich , Schautbenacht .
  16. May 21, 1725 - Stambke, Andreas Ernst , Holstein Gof Chancellor [5] .
  17. May 21, 1725 - Platen ( German: Platen ), Holstein gofmarshal [5] .
  18. May 21, 1725 - Alefeld, Klaus ( German: Claus von Ahlefeldt (1675-1745) ), Holstein Ober Jägermeister , died in 1742 [5] .
  19. May 21, 1725 - Bond, Niels , Count, Holstein Chief Chamberlain , died in 1761 [5] .
  20. June 30, 1725 - Matyushkin, Mikhail Afanasevich , lieutenant-general, to whom the order was sent to Gilyan . Died by General-Anshef on April 17, 1737, at 62 years of birth.
  21. August 30, 1725 - Catherine I Alekseevna , on the day of St. Alexander Nevsky, the initiate herself not only laid the order on herself for the first time, but she also granted other persons who already had the Order of St. Andrew , foreign and Russian ones [1] [6] .
  22. August 30, 1725 - Duke of Karl Friedrich Holstein-Gottorp [1] .
  23. August 30, 1725 - Menshikov, Alexander Danilovich , Field Marshal [1] .
  24. August 30, 1725 - Golovkin, Gavriil Ivanovich , Count, Chancellor [1] .
  25. August 30, 1725 - Golitsyn, Mikhail Mikhailovich , Prince, Field Marshal [1] .
  26. August 30, 1725 - Repnin, Anikita Ivanovich , Prince, Field Marshal [1] .
  27. August 30, 1725 - Allart, Ludwig Nicholas , Baron, General-General [1] .
  28. August 30, 1725 - Bruce, Yakov Vilimovich , count, general-feldzeichmeister and senator [1] .
  29. August 30, 1725 - Fleming, Jacob Heinrich von Count, Polish-Saxon Field Marshal and Minister [1] .
  30. August 30, 1725 - Fitztum von Extedt, Frederick , Earl, Polish-Saxon Minister [1] .
  31. August 30, 1725 - Apraksin, Fedor Matveevich , Count, Admiral General [1] .
  32. August 30, 1725 - Ludwig-Rudolph, Duke of Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel and Blankenburg [1] .
  33. August 30, 1725 - August II , King of Poland [1] .
  34. August 30, 1725 - Frederick IV , King of Denmark [1] .
  35. August 30, 1725 - Duke of Karl Leopold of Mecklenburg-Schwerin [1] .
  36. August 30, 1725 - Kurakin, Boris Ivanovich , prince, Privy Councilor [1] .
  37. August 30, 1725 - Tolstoy, Peter Andreevich , Actual Privy Councilor [1] .
  38. August 30, 1725 - Grumbkov Friedrich Wilhelm , Prussian lieutenant general [1] .
  39. August 30, 1725 - Yaguzhinsky, Pavel Ivanovich , lieutenant general and prosecutor general [1] .
  40. August 30, 1725 - De Bonnac, Jean Louis d'Usson , Marquis , French Minister in Constantinople [1] .
  41. August 30, 1725 - Buturlin, Ivan Ivanovich , general and guard of the Preobrazhensky regiment, lieutenant colonel [1] [7] .
  42. August 30, 1725 - Basevich, Genning Friedrich Jr. , Count, Holstein First Minister and Chief Marshal [1] .
  43. August 30, 1725 - Olsufiev, Matvey Dmitrievich , chief-master, died in 1753.
  44. November 30, 1725 - Zedergelm, Josef , Baron, Swedish ambassador to Russia [1] .
  45. November 30, 1725 - Romodanovsky, Ivan Fedorovich , Prince, Actual Privy Councilor [1] .
  46. November 30, 1725 - Gordon, Thomas , Russian naval fleet Vice Admiral, formerly then Admiral, died in 1741.
  47. January 6, 1726 - Mardefeld, Gustav Sr. , Baron, Prussian Extraordinary Envoy to Russia [1] .
  48. January 6, 1726 - Minich, Burchard Christophe , Lieutenant General, former then Earl and Field Marshal [1] [8] .
  49. January 6, 1726 - Rumyantsev, Alexander Ivanovich , Major General [1] [9] .
  50. January 6, 1726 - Kropotov, Gavrila Semenovich , major general, died in 1730.
  51. March 22, 1726 - Sapega, Jan Casimir , Count, Field Marshal [1] .
  52. March 22, 1726 - Sapega, Anthony Kazimir , count, Polish merchant elder, cousin of Field Marshal Sapieha [10] .
  53. August 30, 1726 - Lefort, Johann ( German: Johann le Fort ), Polish ambassador to Poland.
  54. October 15, 1726 - Sapega, Peter Pavel , count, chamberlain, former bridegroom of Maria Alexandrovna Menshikova [1] .
  55. November 30, 1726 - Peter Alekseevich, Grand Duke, future emperor Peter II [1] .
  56. November 30, 1726 - Karl-August, Prince of Holstein (1706-1727), Bishop of Lubeck [1] .
  57. November 30, 1726 - Bussy-Rabutin, Ignaz Amadeus , Count, Austrian-Caesar Minister in Russia. He died in St. Petersburg on August 28, 1727 [1] .
  58. November 30, 1726 - Levenwolde, Reinhold Gustav von, Count, Chamberlain, then Chief Marshal [1] [11] .
  59. December 10, 1726 - Westfalen, Hans Georg ( German: Hans Georg von Westphalen ) Danish envoy to Russia.
  60. December 10, 1726 - Tinen, Heinrich von ( German: Heinrich von Thienen (1686-1737) ?)., Caesar's corrugation.
  61. December 10, 1726 - Clausenheim, Matthias von, caesar's adviser, former then Holstein court minister. He died in 1744.
  62. December 10, 1726 - Brockdorf, Carl Friedrich von ( German: Carl Friedrich von Brockdorff ), Holstein Privy Councilor and Landrat. He died in February 1742.
  63. December 10, 1726 - Rebsdorf, John Adolf von ( German: Johann Adolf von Rebersdorf ), Holstein chamberlain ober.
  64. January 1, 1727 - Adolf Fredrik , Prince of Holstein-Gottorp, bishop of Lübeck (formerly then Swedish king) [1] .
  65. January 1, 1727 - Golitsyn, Dmitry Mikhailovich , Prince, Actual Privy Councilor and Senator [1] [12]

See also

  • List of Knights of the Order of Alexander Nevsky (Russian Federation)

Notes

  1. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 See also lists of Knights of the Order of St. Apostle Andrew the First-Called .
  2. ↑ On April 26, 1727, cavalry was removed from him, and on February 14, 1743, he was returned to him the former rank of lieutenant general, county and order of St. Alexander Nevsky.
  3. ↑ This Likharev alone, with the rank of foreman, received the Order of St. Alexander Nevsky.
  4. ↑ In Bantysh-Kamensky, the patronymic is indicated as Kirillovich.
  5. ↑ 1 2 3 4 All these four officials made up the court of his royal highness Holstein-Gottorp duke Karl Friedrich who was in St. Petersburg this year.
  6. ↑ See also the List of Awarded the Great Cross of the Order of St. Catherine .
  7. ↑ May 22, 1727 the order was removed from it
  8. ↑ Upon accession to the throne of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna, he was deprived of all ranks and orders and exiled to Siberia, on March 24, 1762, upon his return to Petersburg, both the rank of field marshal and the order of St. Alexander Nevsky were returned to him.
  9. ↑ The empress Anna Ioannovna was deprived of this order and received it again in 1735.
  10. ↑ Bantysh-Kamensky has a link to the list of those awarded the Order of St. Andrew the First-Called, but he is not shown in the indicated list
  11. ↑ Deprived of the order and exiled to Siberia on January 19, 1742
  12. ↑ Deprived of ranks and insignia on February 23, 1737 in the case of the princes Kantemirov, and died in prison in Shlisselburg .

Literature

  • Bantysh-Kamensky N. N. Lists of the Knights of the Russian Imperial Orders of St. Andrew the First-Called, St. Catherine, St. Alexander Nevsky and St. Anna from the establishment until the Order of the Order was established in 1797 / ed. sub. P.A. Druzhinin. - M .: Truten , 2005 .-- 228 p. - 500 copies. - ISBN 5-94926-007-4 .
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List of_kaveners_of_orden_Sacred_Alexander_Nevsky_Epoch_Catherine_I&oldid = 100545976


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