This is a list of Russian battleships of the period 1697-1863:

Russian-built battleships

• Poltava (c. 1711)
• Vyborg 50 - Burnt 1713/14?
• Riga 50
• ? 50 - Sank 1711?
• Pernov 50
• Poltava 54
• Gavriil 52
• Rafail 52
• Sv. Mikhail 54
• Sv. Ekaterina 62 - Renamed Vyborg
• Narva 64 - Lightning 1715
• Shlisselburg 64
• Ingermandland 64 (c. 1715)

Purchased foreign-built battleships (name in brackets indicates place or country of purchase). Most of these were probably previously captured by Britain. It is difficult to trace some origins

• Sv. Antonii 50 (Hamburg) - Wrecked 1716
• Randolf 50 (England)
• Esperans 44 (Dunkerque, ex-Dutch Hardenbroek)
• Viktoria 50 (England, ex-Vainqueur (formerly French Gaillard)? (originally Dutch)?)
• Straford 50 (England, ex-Vindford)
• Oksford 50 (England, ex-Tankerville)
• Sv. Nikolaii 42 (Netherlands) (frigate/battleship)
• Landsdou 32 (England, ex-British Norris) (frigate/battleship)
• Bulinbruk/Bollingbroke 52 (England, ex-British Sussex) - Captured by Sweden 1714 and renamed Kronskepp
• Perl 52 (ex-Netherlands Groote Perel)
• Leferm 72 (ex-French Ferme, captured by Britain 1702 and resold)
• Armant/Ormonde 50 (ex-British)
• Arondel 44 (ex-British)
• Fortuna 52 (ex-British) - Wrecked 1716
• London 54 (ex-British) - Wrecked 1719
• Britania 50 (ex-British Great Allen)
• Ritchmond 44 (ex-British Swiftsure)
• Malburg/Marlborough 60 (Dutch-built)
• Portsmut/Portsmouth 54 (Dutch-built) - Wrecked 1719
• Devonshir/Devonshire 52 (Dutch-built)
• Rotterdam 56 (Dutch-built) - Renamed Nishtat, wrecked 1721
• Prints Evgenii 50 (Dutch-built)

Russian-built battleships

• Uriil 52 (c. 1715)
• Selafail 52 (c. 1715)
• Varachail 52 (c. 1715)
• Yagudiil 52 (c. 1715)
• Moskva 64 - Wrecked 1758
• Revel 68
• Sv. Aleksandr 70
• Gangut 90
• Neptun(us) 70
• Lyesnoe 90
• Fridrichshtat 90
• Syevernyi Orel 80
• Isak Viktoria 66
• Sv. Ekaterina 66
• Sv. Andrei 80
• Fridemaker 80
• Sviatoslav 80
• Evropa 66
• Sv. Yevstafy 66 - Sank 1770
• Aziia 54 - Sank c. 1773
• Slava Yekaterine (1779?)
• Vladislav 74 - Captured by Sweden 1788
• Prints Gustaf 70 (ex-Swedish Prints Gustaf, captured 1788)
• Graf Orlov 66
• Pobyeda 66
• Isidor 74
• Aleksandr Nevskii 66
• Mironosits 66
• Dmitrii Donskoi 66
• Iosif 80
• Vladimir 66
• Sv. Aleksandr Nevskii 54
• Slava Ekateriny 66 - Renamed Preobrazhenie Gospodne
• Sv. Pavel 66
• Maria Magdalina 66 - Captured by Turkey 1787
• Sv. Georgii Pobyedonosets 54
• Sv. Andrei Pervozvannyi/Apostol Andrei 50
• Maria Magdalina 66 (c.1789)
• Sv. Petr Apostol 46 (c.1789)
• Ioann Bogoslov 46 (c.1789)
• Iosif II 80 - Renamed Rozhdestvo Christovo (possibly same as Iosif, above)
• Navarchia Vosnesenie Gospodne 46
• Tsar Konstantin 46
• Feodor Stratilat 46
• Sv. Nikolai 50
• Bogoyavlenie Gospodne 66
• Sv. Troitsa 66
• Soshetvie Sv. Ducha 46
• Grigorii Velikia Armenii 50
• Kazanskaya Bogoroditsa 46
• Isidor 74
• Azia 74
• Pobyeda 66
• Sadd al-Bahr 84 (ex-Turkish Sadd al-Bahr, captured 1807)
• Gangut 84
• Tsar Konstantin 74
• Kniaz Vladimir 74
• Azov 74
• Iezekiil 74
• Aleksandr Nevskii 74
• Sysoi Velikii 74
• Sviatoi Andrei 74
• Emmanuil 64 - Sold to Greece c. 1830
• Veliki Kniaz Mikhail 74
• Imperatritsa Mariia 84 (1827)
• Chesme 84 (1828)
• Anapa 84 (1829)
• Pamiat' Evstafii 84 (1830)
• Adrianopol' 84 (1830)
• Imperatritsa Ekaterina II 84 (1831)
• Varshava 84 (1833)
• Silistriia 84 (1835)
• Sultan Mahmud 86 (1836)
• Tri Sviatitelia 120 (1838)
• Trekh Ierarkhov 84 (1838)
• Varna 84 (1842)
• Parizh 100
• Imperator Frantz 100
• Nord Adler 74
• Varshava 120
• Ezekiel - Stricken 1862
• Imperator Petr I - Stricken 1862
• Imperatritsa Alexandra - Stricken 1862
• Krasnoi - Stricken 1862
• Netron Menya - Stricken 1862
• Pamiat Azova - Stricken 1862
• Prokhor - Stricken 1862
• Veliki Kniaz Mikhail - Stricken 1862
• Vladimir - Stricken 1862
• Imperator Nicolai I 111 (1860)
• Sinop 131 (1860)
• Tsessarevitch 135 (1860)
• Constantin 74
• Gangut 81
• Orel 74
• Retvisan 84
• Viborg 74
• Vola 84