Tsarevich Stories

Following the Grand Ducal Coup of 1917, Russia embarks on a tenuous path to recovery. Grand Duke Michael, acting as regent for the young Tsar Alexei II, has granted autonomy to various regions and overseen a gradual economic revival. Yet, a shadow hangs over the future. The young Tsar has just recovered from a severe haemophilia episode and, although advances in medicine seem to be promising for his condition, voices within the family are questioning his rightful place as Tsar of Russia. Meanwhile, in Paris, the exiled members of the Bolshevik party feel that the chance of achieving their long-awaited revolution is slipping away. Russia's prosperity has damaged their cause and their leader, Vladimir Lenin is fading away after a series of strokes. The race to occupy his place is on and is feverous, but Grigory Zinoviev has a more subtle approach. He intends to use an unexpected connection to the Ballets Russes, Russia's most avant-garde ballet company and long supported by Grand Duke Paul, to find his way into the imperial family and damage it from within. As for the Paleys, Grand Duke Paul's morganatic family, they are fully settled in Russia. Prince Vladimir Paley continues his work as a professor of Russian Literature at the Corps des Pages and accepts the position of tutor to Grand Duke Michael's two children, Tata and George. Princess Irina Paley is living a fairytale romance with Prince Feodor Alexandrovich, but she'll have to make a difficult choice between love and her own personal ambitions. Princess Natalia, known for her artistic spirit, finds herself drawn to a captivating ballet dancer. However, her unconventional passions could spark unforeseen consequences for both her and the Empire.

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A fictional story of the Romanovs in a world where the Russian Revolution never took place. This is a short novel of the death of the beloved Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich, a hemophiliac, as told from the perspective of his elder sister, Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna, including insight on the marriages of Grand Duchesses Olga, Tatiana and Maria, and the trials of the unmarried Anastasia. TW: Death, suicide themes

In Imperial Russia, this short tells the story of Alexei Romanov and his family.

Ever wonder what kind of an emperor Tsarevich Alexei Nikolaevich would have been? Would he have been a tyrant? Would he have been dubbed as Alexei the terrible as his father often joked or would he have been a tenderhearted man just like his father before him? Had the murders on the night of the 17th of July 1918 never taken place, would he have lived long enough to see his own children rule Russia or would bouts of hemophilia cut his life short? These are one of the many questions that will never be answered. Unless, of course, we reopen an already finished story and add a little twist to it. In this story, the murders never took place. Read through and who knows, maybe all those unanswered questions may finally be answered. Long live the Romanovs!

What if the Great war (WW1) never happend? What if the russian revolution and civil war never accured? What if The Russian Imperial Family were never executed in the haunting date of July 17, 1918. And that The Tsarevich could have a chance to be Tsar and live a longer life to get married and start a beautiful family, including The Four Grand Duchesses.

{Fictional History/Fantasy AU} What if World War I never happened and instead, it was just an European war, the Great War? What if the French Revolution had been the only triumphant revolution against the absolutist monachies? What if the Bolshevik Revolution had started to fail just the day of the Romanov execution? What if Germany was just a confederation of duchies, the Royal German Confederation? What if Atlantis was real but hidden from every other civilisation in the world? -----+++----- In the aftermaths of the Great War, Europe has turned messy. From the war's ashes, the European Empire, ruled by the Habsburgs, has risen. But not everyone accepts the new reality. Some have decided to struggle for freedom. Meanwhile, in the oceans' depths, Atlantis, the hidden pacific civilisation, continues its existence without any contact with outsiders for millennia. Alexei and Gabrielle, both born in Europe, live there, forgetting their other world as they hide. But not for long when their home world suddenly calls them back. A revolution is starting and they both and the Atlants have gained a role in it. A revolution is a way to change the world, but only if it has success. And for success, you have to show courage and faith. {First Book of the Believe in Revolution trilogy} ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Not copy. Registered in Safecreative, Code: 1408241816357 Believe in Revolution - (c) - Cristina Rodríguez Entry date: Aug 24, 2014 3:42 PM UTC License: All rights reserved https://www.safecreative.org/work/1408241816357-believe-in-revolution

The Russian Empire was at peace in 1947. The Russian Empire defeated the Reds and communist Germany, and is now leading the world alongside the Japanese Empire and the United States. The city of Petrograd is unexpectedly attacked by a legion of medieval troops and creatures dressed in Roman armor as a portal from another realm arises. A 18-year-old male Tsarevich named Artyom Romanov led the charge of Russian Imperial guards as he fought off medieval soldiers dressed in Roman armor. He is younger than Piña Co Lada, Bozes Co Palesti and Zorzal El Caesar, but not by much. But if you irritate him, he's no regular Tsarevich. He is polite and quiet, but he will slap you silly.

When a young Russian who sings soon finds great fame, quite a few fall in love with the handsome voiced Russian. The only problem is with those who crush on the young man is that no one knows who he is, until The Phantom Tsarevich (Called Tsarevich for short by his fans) announces at one of his concerts that throughout the new songs and performances he shall be leaving hints on who he truly is, may it be through changes in his costume or in the lyrics.

What if the Russian Revolution had never happened and the time had come for Tsarevich Alexei to marry? Tsarevich Alexei of Russia wishes to marry Princess Ileana of Romania, but it is forbidden to do so. Though they go on to marry other people, yet apart of them shall always admire the other... (Loosely based on the Bengali-novel, "Devdas")