Empress Elizabeth of Russia | A Court of Opulence

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  • Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 32

  • @lavishhistory9751
    @lavishhistory9751  2 года назад +5

    Thanks for watching! Like, comment, and subscribe for more videos of the lavish past!

  • @joshuafess4295
    @joshuafess4295 Год назад +20

    She had the biggest dress collection in Europe, probably the best jewelry collection. She was vain and beautiful but was very gifted at foreign diplomacy. And kept her word to not execute anyone. And gave Catherine the great a foothold and blueprint to follow.

    • @savagedarksider2147
      @savagedarksider2147 Год назад +1

      Ivan the Sixth was the rightful tsar.

    • @joshuafess4295
      @joshuafess4295 Год назад +3

      @@savagedarksider2147 fortune favors the bold

    • @savagedarksider2147
      @savagedarksider2147 Год назад +1

      @@joshuafess4295 Ivan the Sixth was the rightful tsar. There WAS no excuse for locking him up.

    • @joshuafess4295
      @joshuafess4295 Год назад +1

      @@savagedarksider2147 too bad his mom was to naive to see the threat coming

    • @savagedarksider2147
      @savagedarksider2147 Год назад +1

      @@joshuafess4295 Ivan ended up getting his revenge because the whole dynasty came to an end.

  • @thebalkanhistorian5850
    @thebalkanhistorian5850 2 года назад +3

    Nice video, hope you do more!
    -Maritime Skipper

  • @ClanImprobable
    @ClanImprobable Год назад +1

    Wonderful! So interesting.

  • @tonyjesus1657
    @tonyjesus1657 2 года назад +3

    Video idea: Life in Chapultepec Castle during the Second Mexican Empire (1863-1867) under Emperor Maximilian and Empress Carlota!

  • @AshleyMartin-f3x
    @AshleyMartin-f3x 3 месяца назад

    Beautiful ❤❤wow

  • @Basque-Aragon
    @Basque-Aragon 26 дней назад +1

    She was overly obsessed with frivolity while her people starved. Instead of helping her people, she partied with that money. Shameful.

  • @παυροεπής
    @παυροεπής Год назад +5

    She was a daughter of Peter I and Catherine I. Portraits of Peter II and Catherine II were shown instead of.

    • @PrincessKaren
      @PrincessKaren Год назад +1

      There isn't any of them together, probably but i don't know.

    • @savagedarksider2147
      @savagedarksider2147 Год назад

      ​@@PrincessKaren Ivan the Sixth was the rightful tsar.

    • @PrincessKaren
      @PrincessKaren Год назад

      @@savagedarksider2147 Okay?

    • @thenablade858
      @thenablade858 Год назад

      @@savagedarksider2147Ivan was a child, and definitely a Puppet Ruler. He was the Tsar, but only in name + Palace Coups were common in Russia (Catherine did one against her husband).

    • @grigol101
      @grigol101 5 месяцев назад

      This is a portrait of Peter3 and Catherine2. Peter2 was emperor after Catherine 1 and before Anna Ioanovna. He was not married and died young.

  • @ioan_jivan
    @ioan_jivan Год назад +1

    'Ruled with style' oh yea

  • @savagedarksider2147
    @savagedarksider2147 Год назад +3

    Great job with the video. Ivan the Sixth was the rightful tsar.

    • @thenablade858
      @thenablade858 Год назад +1

      Elizabeth was the daughter of Peter the Great, while Ivan was only the great-grandchild of Ivan V. He didn’t deserve imprisonment, but Peter executed/tortured his own son… Russian Tsars aren’t kind.

  • @svenerikjohansson8130
    @svenerikjohansson8130 2 года назад +5

    Thanks for a video with some interesting facts I didn´t know, but I wish so to speak (and I hope you don´t mind that) to correct some small things here. 1) The portraits shown when Elizabeths parents are mentioned are not her parents. It is Peter III, who succeeded Elizabeth, and his wife (who by the way became Catherine II ) 2) Peter the Great was not directly succeeded by empress Anna. Inbetween were Catherine I and Peter II. (When Elizabeth siezed power she overthrew Ivan VI. (Hoverver he was a small child , so other people must have been ruling in his name.) 3) I thought the Winterpalace was more or less finished in 1759,. Elizabeth died in 1762.

  • @ethanjacobrivera9237
    @ethanjacobrivera9237 2 года назад +4

    Can you do the extravagance of the Russian nobles next?

    • @lavishhistory9751
      @lavishhistory9751  2 года назад +1

      Thanks for the video request! I’ll see what I can do.