The Romanov family belongs to the ancient families of the Moscow boyars. Its representatives were autocratic rulers for more than 300 years: from February 1613 to March 1917. There were 18 monarchs in the Romanov family, during whose reign our Fatherland experienced great and tragic pages of its history. But after Tsar Nicholas II, convinced that he was thereby saving the country, abdicated the throne, Russia turned away from them... This book covers a large historical period: from the beginning of the 17th century to the present day. The large Romanov family, which included more than 60 people on the eve of the revolution, fell apart. Eighteen of them died during the years of revolutionary terror, the rest managed to leave their homeland in different ways. Deep faith, inexhaustible optimism, self-esteem and impeccable upbringing helped many overcome all adversity. They mastered new professions and scattered all over the world - now the Romanovs and their descendants live in France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Denmark, Great Britain, the USA, Canada, and Uruguay. But, no matter where they lived, they retained love for Russia in their hearts. Now many of them are returning home. Their story continues. Age restrictions: 16+