Everything about Toy Army Of Peter I totally explained
The
toy army of Peter I (literally
fun forces) was initially called (
Petrovskiy polk, Peter's regiment) and was a collection of young Peter's playmates, sons of noblemen and attendants of
his father Aleksei's court. The boys played war, and as they grew, their games became more and more realistic. Soon, a second regiment was formed, out of the sons from a neighboring village,
Semenovskoe. The regiments became known as
Preobrazhensky (after the Moscow suburb village, Preobrazhenskoe, where Peter lived with his mother) and
Semenovsky. As Peter matured, the regiments did as well, and Peter participated fully in the army, joining its ranks as a bombardier and rising up to
colonel and head of the regiments. These regiments became the beginnings of the
Russian Imperial Guard.
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