Dmitry of Uglich
Crown prince and saint of Russia
Crown prince and saint of Russia
1591
435 years ago — 9 years old
Leaders & Politicians
Russia
Born in 1582, a Russian crown prince who became a saint after his untimely death. The prince's life was marked by political intrigue and family conflict within the royal family. Dmitry was raised in the small town of Uglich, where he lived in relative seclusion. He died under mysterious circumstances at the young age of eight, leading to speculation about foul play. His death was followed by a series of tragic events and contributed to the Time of Troubles in Russia. In 1606, he was canonized by the Russian Orthodox Church, and his feast day is celebrated annually. The prince's legacy remains as a symbol of innocence and the tumultuous period of Russian history surrounding his life and death.
Canonized as a saint in the Russian Orthodox Church
Death contributed to political turmoil in Russia
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