Nikolai Murawjow
Nikolai Murawjow was a Russian governor and military figure known for his expansionist policies in the Russian Far East during the 19th century. He played a pivotal role in the annexation of territories along the Amur River, which he claimed as a new Russian Eldorado. His actions considerably increased tensions between Russia and China, particularly during the time of the Taiping Rebellion when many Chinese troops were diverted, allowing Murawjow to advance his ambitions with little resistance. His legacy includes not only territorial gains for Russia but also a lasting historical grievance in China regarding the loss of these territories.
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The eastern Siberian governor Nikolai Murawjow advanced into the Amur region in 1854, believing it to be a new Russian Eldorado.
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