This man's advisors included the evangelical Madame de Krudener and his Swiss tutor, La Harpe.
The death of Admiral Ribas delayed the coup that put this man in power. This man's advisors included the evangelical Madame de Krudener and his Swiss tutor, La Harpe. This man's foreign minister, Ioannis Kapodistrias, became the first leader of an independent Greece, and he was infuriated by the displacement his uncle, the Duke of Oldenburg. This ruler, who had promoted the Holy Alliance, died suddenly at Taganrog, leading some to claim he had gone into hiding, and confusion over his successor prompted the Decemberist Revolt. While commanding his army, this man suffered a crushing loss at Friedland, but later allowed his generals, like Barclay de Tolly and Kutusoz to repel the 1812 French invasion of his country. For 10 points, name this Russian Tsar, who signed the Treaty of Tilsit with Napoleon.
The death of Admiral Ribas delayed the coup that put this man in power.
{Alexander I} the Blessed