In one work by this writer, the Turk Durfedzhibasov comically can't figure out the word for "sheep" and the German Baron von Donnershlag tries to impress his way into an audience with the title character Khrisanf by claiming "sixteen grandfathers and grandmothers." That play, A Prominent Nobleman's Entrance Hall, is the most notable literary work by this ruler. Among those who led revolts against this ruler was the German Ohotyn-Leuchtenfeld, who came across another former rebel against this ruler, Maurice Benovsky, future Emperor of Madagascar, in the former's Aleutian colony. This ruler used the advice of Baron Igelstrom and made the Tatar leader Muhammad Djan-Hussein a paid state official. The Scottish admiral Samuel Greig won the Battle of Cheshme for this ruler, which eventually led to the Treaty of Kuchuk Kainarji. More famous for installing Stanislaw Poniatowski as king of Poland and deposing Shahin Girai, last khan of Crimea, Fo
In one work by this writer, the Turk Durfedzhibasov comically can't figure out the word for "sheep" and the German Baron von Donnershlag tries to impress his way into an audience with the title character Khrisanf by claiming "sixteen grandfathers and grandmothers." That play, A Prominent Nobleman's Entrance Hall, is the most notable literary work by this ruler. Among those who led revolts against this ruler was the German Ohotyn-Leuchtenfeld, who came across another former rebel against this ruler, Maurice Benovsky, future Emperor of Madagascar, in the former's Aleutian colony. This ruler used the advice of Baron Igelstrom and made the Tatar leader Muhammad Djan-Hussein a paid state official. The Scottish admiral Samuel Greig won the Battle of Cheshme for this ruler, which eventually led to the Treaty of Kuchuk Kainarji. More famous for installing Stanislaw Poniatowski as king of Poland and deposing Shahin Girai, last khan of Crimea, For 10 points, name this lover of Orlov and Potyomkin, a Russian empress who succeeded Peter III.
In one work by this writer, the Turk Durfedzhibasov comically can't figure out the word for "sheep" and the German Baron von Donnershlag tries to impress his way into an audience with the title character Khrisanf by claiming "sixteen grandfathers and grandmothers.
{Catherine} the Great [or {Catherine II}]