Grand Duchess Anna Petrovna of Russia
Elder daughter of Emperor Peter I of Russia and Catherine I of Russia · Russia · Historical Figures · Lived 1708 to 1728 · aged 20
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Born in Moscow on 27 January 1708, Anna Petrovna was the eldest daughter of Emperor Peter I and Empress Catherine I. Her younger sister Elizabeth would claim the throne in 1741, ruling until 1762. During the reign of her nephew Peter II, Anna stood as a potential heir, but political currents kept her from succession. She married into Holstein-Gottorp, becoming Duchess Consort. She died in Kiel on 4 March 1728, only twenty years old. Her son Peter III inherited the empire in 1762, following Elizabeth - the crown passing through her line, a generation late.
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