Historical inspirations: The eventful life and times of Rasputin's Daughter

[FramFramson]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_Rasputin

Maria Rasputin, Rasputin's daughter, fled east to Vladivostok after her father's death, and was arrested by the Whites before eventually leaving Russia.

She worked as a cabaret dancer in France, then for the Busch Circus and in one season, she became a lion tamer. She was eventually mauled by a bear and thus left the circus, finding work as a riveter in the US during WWII, before eventually retiring in LA where she eventually died.

[Freddy]

Also Rasputin has his willie at three places. No one knows for sure which one is real of two of them, the third one, kept as a relic by some noblewomen, was found to be a well preserved sea cucumber. Maybe none, as it was simply just buried with its owner.
https://allthatsinteresting.com/rasputin-penis

[Inkpaduta]

I didn't know he had a daughter. Interesting.

[Vagabond]

I didn't know he had a daughter. Interesting.

Or a sea cucumber for a willie. 

[anevilgiraffe]

I didn't know he had a daughter. Interesting.

yeah, he wasn't a monk either. at best he was a mystic.

[Freddy]

yeah, he wasn't a monk either. at best he was a mystic.

He had a family before his carreer started. In English literature he is often called a monk, but that is a little mistranslation. The Russian term ,,starets" is for wise, elder monks, but also for wandering holy men travelling across the land (common in the pre-1917 Russia), Rasputin was the latter. Staretses typically did not have a family, that is true.

[Kourtchatovium104]

And he didn't have the reputation of being particularly abstinent...