Rimsky-Korsakov, the son of State Chancellor Mikhail Andreevich – General of Infantry. Participated in the second Turkish war.
In 1793 he was under the Count d’Artois, then he was a volunteer in the Austrian army of Prince of Coburg, who acted against France; in 1796, he participated in the campaign of Zubov to Persia. In 1799, R. commanded the Russian detachment in Switzerland, but failed; Massena defeated him at Zurich.
Emperor Paul set him aside from the service and removed him to the village, but Alexander I again accepted him into the service. He ruled the Belarusian provinces, in 1805 he was appointed corps commander, commanded a reserve army on our western borders, from 1806 to 1808 he was a military governor in Vilna and commander of troops in the western gubernias, in 1812 – 30 he again managed the Lithuanian provinces.
In 1830 he was appointed a member of the State Council. He had three sons Nikolay, Vladimir, and Michael.
Portrait d’A. M. Rimsky-Korsakov dans sa jeunesse – Fedor Rokotov 
Retrato de A. M. Rimsky-Korsakov en su juventud – Fedor Rokotov 
Portrait of N. N. Muraviev by Ivan Argunov 
Portrait of VD Rimsky-Korsakov by Franz Xaver Winterhalter 
Portrait of D. N. Senyavin by Fedor Rokotov 
Portrait of A. M. Obreskov by Fedor Rokotov 
Portrait of Count G. G. Orlov in Lats by Fedor Rokotov 
Portrait of Prince A. A. Bezborodko by Johann Baptist Lampi