Vladimir Nikolaevich Repnin

Prince Vladimir Nikolaevich Repnin [RBX: Aurimukinas] was born in 1810 in Kiev. He is known to be Head of Government and General-Field Marshal. His residence is Palace of Kiev.

Young Age
Vladimir Nikolaevich Repnin was born in 1810 July 5th in family of Nicholas Alexandrovich Repnin and Elizabeth Alexandrovna Repnin. When he was born, his father, Nicholas, was in army of General Bagration. In 1805, his father fought in Battle of Austerlitz as Sergeant. Then he was hurt. During French invasion of Russia, Vladimir was in Minsk, which was occupied by French. He secretly helped Partizans, so he was being searched, but was never found. Year later his father died in Battle of Leipzig.

Military Career
in 1821, in age of 18, he entered War Academy of St. Petersubrg. In 1825, he graduated as Lieutenant. In 1833, for his bravery in caucasian war, was promoted to Captain. 1836 - Major. In 1843 he was given command of Cuirassiers regiment, as Colonel Vladimir Repnin. in 1850 he was promoted to Major General.

Crimean War
In 1853, when Crimean war broke out, he was given command of Line Infantry regiment. Major General Repnin was to repeal Ottoman attacks in Caucasus. His regiment bravely fought day and night, but Ottomans could't break through. Vladimir then moved ahead, encircled Ottomans and won victory. For this victory, he was awarded with 1st rank Order of St. George.

Then he was assigned to Crimea. His regiment, fighting more modern French, had very heavy casualties. Even though his regiment was defeated, French didn't dare to expand further and Repnin's regiment survived.

After war, in 1856, he was promoted to General and declared National Hero by Alexander II.

After Crimean War
Vladimir Repnin in 1856 was assigned as Minister of Defence. He did huge improvements in defence. In 1858, he was given rank of General-Field Marshal and declared Commander of Army of Russian Empire.

In 1860, for his improvements of army, was assigned Head of Government. He was also awarded with order of St. Andrew. Year later, Vladimir was also assigned General-Admiral, but in 1862 he refused this duty.

In 1861, he leaded Russian armies in wars against Elsared, Sweden and UK.

Family Life
Vladimir Repnin married Catherine Von Kleist in 1830. She changed her name to Catherine Fyodorovna Repnin. They together got a son - Viktor Repnin. He went for military career. Catherine Fyodorovna died in 1856.

Health
Vladimir Repnin is known for his age, so his health may not be perfect. He is still able to go to battles and battle in frontline, though. He sometimes gets some sicknesses, but for his age, he is really strong.

Political Life
Since he became head of Government, he, by some haters of tsar, was wanted to be true tsar, but Vladimir Repnin himself never made such claims.

During his leadership of government, he offered quite a many laws, including both, civilian and military ones.

Vladimir Repnin, increasing status of his dynasty, assigned his son, Viktor Repnin, as new Chief of Police with permission of His Majesty Alexander II.

Medals and Orders
Order of St. Vladimir 1st class - 1813.

Cross of St. George 1st class - 1834.

Order of St. George 1st class - 1853

Order of St. Andrew - 1860

Order of White Eagle - 1861

Order of St. Alexander Nevsky - 1864