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'''Michael Theodori filius Romanov''' ([[Russice]] Михаил Фёдорович Романов, [[translitteratio|tr.]] ''Michail Fёdorovič‎Fёdorovič Romanov''; natus [[22 Iulii]] [[1596]] [[Moscua]]e, mortuus ibidem [[23 Iulii]] [[1645]]) erat primus [[tzares Russiae|tzar Russicus]]<ref>''Michael Foedorowitz, Dei gratia, Magnus Dominus, Imperator, magnusque Dux totius [[Ruthenia|Russiae]], Autocrator in [[Volodimiria|Volodimur]], [[Moscua|Mosko]], & [[Novogardia Magna|Novogardia]], Imperator in [[Casan]], [[Astracan]], [[Siberia|Sibirien]], Dominus in [[Pscovia|Plesko]], Magnus Dux [[Smolenscum|Smolenski]], [[Tueria|Tverskoe]], [[Iugra|Icegoerskoe]], [[Permia|Permiskoe]], [[Viatca|VVatskoe]], Bolgaerskoe, magnus item dominus & dux [[Novogardia Inferior|Regionum inferiorum]], [[Czernihovia|Thermigooskoe]], [[Resania|Resaenskoe]], [[Rostovia|Rostoofskoe]], [[Iaroslavia|Iereslaefskoe]], [[Bielozera|Bielooseerskoe]], [[Livonia|Lijflantskoe]], Oudoerskoe, Obdoerskoe, Kondienskoe, &c. Imperator & dominus Iverskiae, Kartalienskiae & multarum item reliquarum Regionum Dominus & Imperator'' ([http://books.google.ru/books?id=F2_jfvvb30wC&pg=PA516&dq=respublica+Moscoviae+Michael&hl=ru&sa=X&ei=Kg8oT6LlC4Or-gbVgrmaBQ&ved=0CDkQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=Foedo&f=false ''Respublica Moscoviae et urbes'', pp. 519-520])</ref> e [[Domus Romanovia|domo Romanovia]]<ref>''Ad Domum Romanoviam.'' ([http://books.google.ru/books?id=aN1HGaJHWvsC&pg=PA336&dq=%22Romanoviam%22&hl=ru&ei=EW4-Te3IKMiEOqyC5c0L&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2&ved=0CC0Q6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=%22Romanoviam%22&f=false I. Biner, ''Apparatus eruditionis praesertim ad jurisprudentiam ...'', p. 336])</ref>, nepos amitinus [[Theodorus I (tzar Russiae)|tzaris Theodori I]], die [[3 Martii]] ([[21 Februarii]] secundum [[Calendarium Iulianum]]) anno [[1613]] ad thronum Russicum electus. Annis [[1619]]–[[1633]] simul cum patre suo, [[patriarcha]] [[Philaretus (patriarcha Moscuensis)|Philareto]] (nomine saeculari [[Theodorus Romanov]]), regnabat.