Russian Soviet shashka sword original rare Tsar blade Zlatoust 1896

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Russian Soviet shashka sword original rare Tsar blade Zlatoust 1896:
$675.00

Russian Soviet shashka sword , original Tsar blade made in Zlatoust 1896 ,a wooden handle and brass replaced the Soviet Union in 1930 it also ZlatoustII.Nicholas stamp on the blade !

Nicholas II(Russian:Николай II, Николай Александрович Романов,tr.Nikolay II, Nikolay AlexandrovichRomanov1868– 17 July 1918) was the lastEmperorofRussia,GrandDuke of Finland, and titularKing of Poland.His officialshort title wasNicholas II, Emperor andAutocrat of All the Russias.As with other Russian Emperors he iscommonly known by the monarchical titleTsar(thoughRussia formally ended theTsardomin 1721). Heis known asSaint Nicholas thePassion-BearerbytheRussianOrthodox Churchand has been referred to asSaintNicholas the Martyr.

Nicholas II abdicated following theFebruaryRevolutionof 1917 during which he and his family were imprisonedfirst in theAlexander PalaceatTsarskoyeSelo, then later in theGovernor\'s MansioninTobolsk, and finally attheIpatiev HouseinYekaterinburg. In the spring of1918, Nicholas was handed over to the local ural soviet by commissar VasiliYakovlev who was then presented with a written receipt as Nicholas was formerlyhanded over like a parcel.Nicholas II; his wife,Alexandra Feodorovna; his son,AlexeiNikolaevich; his four daughters (Olga Nikolaevna,TatianaNikolaevna,Maria NikolaevnaandAnastasiaNikolaevna); the family\'s medical doctor,EvgenyBotkin; the Emperor\'sfootman,AlexeiTrupp; the Empress\'maidservant,AnnaDemidova; and the family\'s cook,IvanKharitonovwereexecutedin the same room by theBolshevikson the nightof 16/17 July 1918. This led to thecanonizationof NicholasII, his wife the Empress Alexandra and their children aspassionbearers,a category used to identify believers who, inimitation of Christ, endured suffering and death at the hands of politicalenemies, on 15 August 2000by theRussianOrthodox Churchwithin Russia and, in 1981, as martyrs by theRussian Orthodox Church Outside Russia, located in New York City.

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