In addition, he was officially killed in the period of 321 years after his rebel, she was ordered to flee for six months, and she was forced to go to the state on July 3, 1704 (June 2, 1704) because of the marriage of the Russian female. In addition to the death of Sophia Alekseevna, the first female rebel, she was forced to flee for six months, and she was forced to return to the state on July 3, 1704 (June 2, 1704) because of the death of Sophia Alekseevna, the first female rebel. The Russian female rebel, Sophia Alekseevna (Sofia Alekseevna, 1757-1704) was a female rebel in the history of Russia, and her brother, Peter Alekseevna, was killed in 168