| Type | Empire, Federation |
| Leaders | Catherine the Great • Alexander II • Vladimir Lenin (alternate universe) |
| Successor | |
| Predecessor | |
| Place of origin | |
| Region or state | Eurasia |
| External pressures | Geopolitical dynamics • Cold War • International relationships |
| Form of government | Parliamentary system |
| Internal pressures | Political reform • Social change • Internal conflicts |
| Significant events | Russo-Japanese War (alternate universe) • Cold War (alternate universe) • Russian Revolution (alternate universe) |
| Historical timeline | Alternate timeline |
| Distinctive features | Prolonged political power • Influence on Asian politics • Unique culture • Divergent political structure • Strong economy |
The Russian Empire in this alternate universe was a dominant power for a more extended period than in our timeline. It maintained its influence in Europe and played a significant role in Asian politics, particularly in Tajikistan. Established in the late 18th century by Catherine the Great, the empire inherited the traditions of the Muscovy Company and continued to expand its territories and power.
The early history of the Russian Empire in this alternate timeline mirrored our own until the late 19th century. The critical difference emerged when the empire managed to maintain its stability by successfully addressing internal strife and preventing the Bolshevik Revolution. The Russian Empire continued to expand its territorial boundaries, asserting its power and influence over neighboring countries, including those in Asia.
The Russian Empire became a key member of the Allied Powers in this alternate timeline. Its involvement in the Allied Powers helped shape the political landscape of Asia and Europe. Along with its allies, the empire worked to maintain peace and stability while protecting its interests. However, the empire's role in the Allied Powers led to tensions with other great powers, namely the German Empire and the Ottoman Empire.
Throughout its history, the Russian Empire in this timeline experienced various political systems. Initially, the empire functioned as an absolute monarchy, with the tsar holding ultimate power and authority. Later, internal pressures and external factors led to the establishment of a parliamentary system, which paved the way for the creation of the Russian Federation.
The culture of the Russian Empire in this alternate universe was markedly different from our reality. Russian literature, art, and music flourished during this period, producing renowned figures like Alexander Pushkin, Leo Tolstoy, and Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Russian Orthodox Christianity played a significant role in shaping the empire's culture and values.
The economy of the Russian Empire in this timeline differed from our reality, with a more robust industrial sector and a focus on international trade. Agriculture remained an essential component of the economy, alongside mining, manufacturing, and transportation industries. The empire's participation in the Allied Powers further bolstered its economic growth and stability.
The legacy of the Russian Empire in this alternate timeline is distinct from our reality. While the empire eventually transformed into the Russian Federation, its impact on the political, cultural, and economic landscape of Asia and Europe was significant. The empire's history, achievements, and challenges shaped the world in this alternate universe, creating a unique and fascinating version of the Russian Empire.
