This article lists notable events from the year 1814 in Russia.
Incumbents Monarch – Alexander I Chancellor – Nikolay Rumyantsev
Events
Battle of Paris (1814) Treaty of Fontainebleau (1814) Treaty of Chaumont Eight Articles of London
Births Anna Davidovna Abamelik-Lazareva, translator (died 1889) Mikhail Bakunin, revolutionary anarchist and philosopher (died 1876) Gustav Fabergé, jeweler and father of Carl Fabergé (died 1894) Ivan Gagarin, convert to Roman Catholicism and Jesuit (died 1882) Iosif Goshkevich, diplomat (died 1875) Yelena Hahn, writer and mother of Helena Blavatsky (died 1842) Jehiel Heller, rabbi (died 1861) Nikolai Krabbe, admiral of the Imperial Navy (died 1876) Julia Kurakina, noblewoman and lady-in-waiting (died 1881) Mikhail Lermontov, poet and painter (died 1841)
Deaths
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