Saltykov

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Saltykov was a Russian noble family. Notable members of the family include:

  • Alexander Saltykov
    • Alexander Mikhailovich Saltykov (1728?-1775), a Russian writer and translator
    • Prince Alexander Nikolayevich Saltykov (1775-1837), a Russian statesman
    • Alexander Saltykov (boxer) (1980-), a Russian boxer
  • Alexei Saltykov
    • Prince Alexei Dmitriyevich Saltykov (1806-1859), a Russian diplomat, writer, painter, and explorer
    • Alexei Petrovich Saltykov (?-?), a Russian boyar, governor of Moscow and Kazan
  • Boris Saltykov (?-?), a Russian voyevoda of the 16th century
  • Fyodor Saltykov (?-1715)
  • Ivan Saltykov
    • Ivan Mikhailovich Saltykov (? - 1611), a Russian political figure
    • Ivan Pavlovich Saltykov (1917-1980), a Soviet army officer and Hero of the Soviet Union
    • Count Ivan Petrovich Saltykov (1730-1805), a Russian Field-Marshal
  • Mikhail Saltykov
    • Count Mikhail Saltykov(1767-1851), a Russian statesman
    • Mikhail Saltykov (?-?), a Russian voyevoda and diplomat of the 17th century
    • Mikhail Saltykov (?-?), a Russian boyar
    • Mikhail Saltykov-Shchedrin (1826-1889), leading Russian satirist, known under his penname Shchedrin
  • Count Nikolay Saltykov (1736-1816), a Russian Field Marshal
  • Nikolai Saltykov (1886 - 1928), actor (IMDB)
  • Praskovia Saltykova - Tsarina, wife ov Ivan V of Russia
  • Pyotr Saltykov
    • Pyotr Mikhailovich Saltykov (?-1690), a Russian boyar and close associate of Alexei Mikhailovich
    • Pyotr Samoylovich Saltykov (?-?), a Russian boyar and voyevoda
    • Count Pyotr Saltykov (1698-1772), Russian statesman, son of Semyon
  • Semyon Saltykov
  • Sergei Saltykov
    • Count Sergei Saltykov (c. 1726-1765), first lover of Catherine the Great, son of Vasili
    • Duke Sergei Nikolayevich Saltykov (1776-1828), a Russian statesman
  • Stepan Saltykov (?-?), a Russian boyar and voyevoda
  • Vasily Saltykov
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