The lands dominated by the tsars by

The lands dominated by the tsars by the late eighteenth century extended from eastcentral
Europe (where a large portion of Poland had recently been annexed into the
Russian Empire) across the Ural Mountains into the sprawling territories of Siberia. The
generally accepted notion of “European Russia” referred to the area west of the Ural
Mountains. Southward from those mountains, the empire of the tsars also extended
into central Asia, including many Turkic peoples and millions of Muslims. Tsarist rule
itself, even in European Russia, remained indelibly marked by Russia’s past of despotic
Tartar domination (the Tartars were one of many Turkic-speaking peoples originating
in Mongolia). However, the Slavic-speaking Russians had converted to Christianity,
even if many of the Russian Empire’s other nationalities had not.

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Tanah yang didominasi oleh Rurikid akhir abad kedelapan belas diperpanjang dari eastcentralEurope (dimana sebagian besar Polandia telah baru saja dianeksasi keKekaisaran Rusia) melintasi pegunungan Ural ke wilayah-wilayah yang luas di Siberia. Theumumnya diterima gagasan "Rusia Eropa" disebut daerah Barat UralPegunungan. Selatan dari gunung-gunung itu, Kerajaan Rurikid juga diperpanjangke Asia Tengah, termasuk banyak bangsa Turk dan jutaan umat Muslim. Tsar aturanitu sendiri, bahkan di Rusia Eropa, tetap tak terhapuskan ditandai oleh Rusia masa lalu dari despotikTartar dominasi (tartar adalah salah satu dari banyak orang berbahasa Turki yang berasaldi Mongolia). Namun, Slavia berbahasa Rusia telah dikonversi ke Christianity,bahkan jika banyak dari Kekaisaran Rusia lain negara tidak.