The story of Rasputin's demise is well known. One night in December 1916, Rasputin was invited by Prince Felix Felixovich Yussupov to visit his palace on the Moika Canal. The pretext was the opportunity for Rasputin to meet Felix's wife, Irina, who was a great beauty and niece of the Tsar. Rasputin wanted to meet Irina and was flattered by Felix's attention. Felix claims he had been nurturing a relationship with Rasputin for a number of years before the invitation, although this relationship has never been fully explained. Felix always portrayed his murder of Rasputin as a political act to save Russia. from- http://www.alexanderpalace.com/2006rasputin/ in other words... Rasputin died on December 1916. :)
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On the night of December 30-31, 1917, during the middle of the night, the Czar's cousins Grand Duke Dimitri Pavlovich, and Prince Felix Youssoupov set out to kill Rasputin on behalf of the public. They fed him cakes and wine, filled with poison. That failed. Then he was shot, didn't work. Rasputin stumbles out into the open and many others start to shoot at him, he was alive, STILL, on the ground. They then took him and threw him into the Neva River. He then died from drowning.
Rasputin the pretended holy mystic gained influence over Nicholas 2 due to Alexei suffering from hemophilia which Rasputin could seemingly cure. Due to this Rasputin and Alexandra effectively ran Russia during the war whilst Nicholas led the Russian army. Rasputin was later killed by nobles in Russia.
The government declined even more and became increasingly unpopular.
His full name was Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin.
Rasputin was poisoned because the czars wife AAlexandra made him a role in government affairs. He was killed by a group of nobles. He was poisoned and shot and was still fine, he eventually froze to death.
Grigory Rasputin is 6' 4".