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*Boris Yeltsin — 1991–1999

• Vladimir Putin — 2000–2008; 2012–present
  Dmitry Medvedev — 2008–2012

USSR *

• Vladimir Lenin - 1917–1924
  *Joseph Stalin — 1924–1953
• Georgy Malenkov — 1953
  *Nikita Khrushchev — 1953–1964
• Leonid Brezhnev — 1964–1982
  *Yuri Andropov - 1982–1984
• Konstantin Chernenko - 1984–1985
  Mikhail Gorbachev — 1985–1991

**Catherine I *: 1725–1727

• Peter II *: 1727–1730
• Anna Ioannovna *: 1730–1740
• Ivan VI Antonovich *: 1740–1741
• Elizabeth Petrovna *: 1741–1761
• Peter III *: December 1761 — June 1762
• Catherine II the Great *: 1762–1796
• Paul I *: 1796–1801
• Alexander I *: 1801–1825
• Nicholas I *: 1825–1855
• Alexander II *: 1855–1881
• Alexander III *: 1881–1894
• Nicholas II : 1894–1917 (abdicated on March 2, 1917)

The title of Tsar was adopted by Ivan IV the Terrible in 1547.
**Ivan IV the Terrible *: 1547–1584

• Feodor I Ivanovich *: 1584–1598
• Boris Godunov *: 1598–1605
• Feodor II Godunov *: April–June 1605
• False Dmitry I *: 1605–1606
• Vasily Shuisky *: 1606–1610
• Interregnum and the Reign of Seven Boyars (including the reign of the Polish prince Vladislav): 1610–1612
  **Mikhail Fedorovich *(beginning of the Romanov dynasty): 1613–1645
• Alexei Mikhailovich *: 1645–1676
• Feodor III Alekseevich *: 1676–1682
• Ivan V Alekseevich *(co-ruler with Peter I): 1682–1696
• Peter I the Great (tsar until 1721): 1682–1725

During the period of feudal fragmentation, there was no single ruler; power was distributed among the princes of various lands (Kyiv, Vladimir, Moscow).

**Rurik *: 862–879

• Oleg the Prophet *(regent under Igor): 879–912
• Igor Rurikovich *: 912–945
• Olga *: 945–960 (regent)
• Svyatoslav Igorevich *: 960–972
• Yaropolk Svyatoslavich *: 972–978
• Vladimir Svyatoslavich (the Great) *: 978–1015
• Svyatopolk Vladimirovich (the Accursed) *: 1015–1016; 1018–1019
• Yaroslav the Wise *: 1016–1018; 1019–1054
• Izyaslav Yaroslavich *: 1054–1068; 1069–1073; 1077–1078
• Vseslav Bryachislavich *: 1068–1069
• Svyatoslav Yaroslavich *: 1073–1076
• Vsevolod Yaroslavich *: 1076–1077; 1078–1093
• Svyatopolk Izyaslavich *: 1093–1113
• Vladimir Monomakh *: 1113–1125
• Mstislav the Great : 1125–1132