The exhibition is presented in two different buildings of Moscow Kremlin Museums and shows two periods of Russian history. The exposition in the exhibition hall of the Patriarch's Palace tells about the most significant events in the Russian sovereigns' family history in the mentioned time. On display are monuments related to the heirs' accession to the throne, marriages, births and deaths. Among them are remarkable works such as signs and symbols of royal power, items from the treasury of monarchs, personal belongings of the royal family members, family relics, attributes of funeral and memorial rites, and valuable historical documents.
The exposition in the exhibition hall of the Assumption Belfry is devoted to one of the most mysterious figures of the Russian Time of Troubles - the pretended son of Ivan the Terrible, the Tsar of Muscovy Dmitry Ivanovich, who called himself Dmitry the Emperor and remained in history as Dmitry the Impostor, or False Dmitry I.
06 April – 25 July 2021
Exhibition design: Planet 9 (Agniya Sterligova, Elena Rassadina)
Graphic design: ABCdesign (Pankratova Ekaterina)
Photos: Vasily Bulanov
