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Yes, I think the Tsar's prestige in Russia has become much smaller, and even the envoy can see it. Bavel Nikolayevich Milukov was not a very famous person before this, but he was sent here. Obviously, the opposition forces in Russia can already control most of the officials. Therefore, when the Tsar was desperate, it was inevitable that the softening of his attitude was inevitable."

"Well, you're right. Shaoyi, do you think the Tsar would agree to be one of our principalities?" Zhao Gang looked at Tang Shaoyi with a smile and gently expressed his thoughts.

"Your Majesty!" Tang Shaoyi looked at Zhao Gang in shock, shocked by Zhao Gang's idea. When shining in the sun, Zhao Gang was like a god, with a vast domineering attitude behind his calm expression. Only such a majesty can have such an idea. Tang Shaoyi lowered his head and began to think about it. After a while, Tang Shaoyi sorted out his thoughts: "I think this is unlikely. First of all, although the Russians have never been the number one power in Europe, every time the European power wars, the Russians can participate. This sense of identity and honor for the nation is difficult to eliminate."

"Haha, Shaoyi, do you know the history of Russia?"

"Yeah, I know a little, but it's not very comprehensive."

"Actually, Russia's history is very short and full of failures. You should know a little about this, right?"

"I really don't know this. I have always believed that the Russians are very powerful. Krim's crushing defeat is their rare defeat."

Tang Shaoyi's answer surprised Zhao Gang, but this was not a difficult task. Soon the historian found out the history of Russia and wrote a small list in different categories. Show it to Tang Shaoyi:

Several eras in Russian history. The Liuric Dynasty (862-1598); the Great Unrest (1598-1613); the Romanov Dynasty (1613-1917); the Soviet period (1917-); the New Russia (after 1991). According to the changes in the ruling center:

Kievan Russ Period (862-1240)

The Russian state was formed at the end of the 9th century. In 862, Liurik ruled Novgrod. In 2018, Grand Duke Oleg of the Duke of Novgrod conquered the Principal of Kiev and some other tribes, and gradually established a country with Kiev as the center (known in history as Kiev Rus), and obtained the title of Grand Duke of Kiev. Igor (912-945); Oliga (Igor's wife 945-year); Sviatoslav (965-972); Vladimir (reigned from 978-1015). From autocratic rule (862-1132) to the period of fief ruling the nobles. At the beginning of the 13th century, Kiev fell, and the feudal system was separated from the princes.

During the reign of the Mongols (Tartars) (1240—

In 1237, the Golden Horde invaded Ross, captured Ryazan, and captured Kiev in 1240. The separatist rule of the princes and the rise of the Duchy of Moscow. The Grand Duke of Moscow Ivan Kalida (reigned in 1325-DeVladimir and -1389) led his army to defeat the Mongolian army in the original place, and was respected as Dmitry Donskoy (that is, "Dmitry in the Don River"). The princes of Moscow also include Vasily I (1389-1425), Vasily II (reigned in 1425-1462), and Ivan III (reigned in 1462-1505).

Moscow period/Tsarist Russia c-1703]

The historical role of Ivan III (reigned from 1462 to 1505): In 1472, he married Sofia Baleollog, the niece of Constantine XI, the last emperor of Eastern Rome, and married the double-headed eagle as his national emblem. He began to call himself a tsar and began to restore the monarchy. He annexed the Novgorod Republic in 1478. In 1480, he fought against the Mongolian army. The Mongolian army retreated without fighting due to the severe cold, and ended the 1440-year alien rule, forming an independent Russian state centered on Moscow. He began to gradually establish the serf system.

Vasily III (reigned 1505-1533).

Ivan IV (reigned from 1533 to 1584). He was officially crowned as the Tsar in 1547. He was a famous tyrant in Russian history, nicknamed "Ivan the Thunder Emperor" (establishing the serf system. In 1547, Ivan IV of Moscow wore the crown used by the Roman emperor in the Kremlin. He became the first Tsar in Russia. In Russian, "tsar" means "Caesar".

Ivanovich (reigned 1584-1598), Ivan IV

Boris Godunov (reigned 1598-1605)

The pseudo-Dimitry (reigned from 1604-1613) "In the period of great unrest", the invasion of Poland and Sweden.

In January 1613, the All-Russian Gentleman Conference elected Mikhail Fedorov as the Tsar (reigned from 1613-1645). The Romanov dynasty was established, conquered Siberia and established the serf system legally.

Alexei (reigned from 1645 to 1676), Fedor (reigned from 1676 to 1682). After Fedor's death, his two sons Ivan and Peter ascended the throne at the same time. Ivan (reigned from 1682 to 1696) were weak and sickly. Peter was young and his actual power was in the hands of the eldest princess Anna. After Peter became an adult, he exiled Anna, seized power, and moved the capital to Petersburg, thus beginning a new era of Russian history.

Petersburg Period/Russian Empire (1703-1917) Tsarist Russia was promoted to Russian Emperor

Peter I (reigned by Peter the Great in 1682-1725) reform and war: the road to Western Europe. He worked hard to govern internally, strengthened centralization, developed relations with Western Europe externally, and strengthened Russia's strength, thus gradually getting rid of the ancient Russia's closed and backward state in the Middle Ages. In 2018, Peter I made a decision that had a profound impact on Russian history. He gave up Moscow, an ancient Russian capital with a history of more than 800 years, and rebuilt a brand new capital, St. Petersburg, at the mouth of the Neva River, which was taken from Sweden. He won the title of emperor in 21 years. On January 28, 1725, Peter I died.

Queen Catherine I (1725-1727)

Emperor Peter II (1727-

Queen Anna (1730-

Queen Ye Lisa Vita (1741-1761)

Emperor Peter III (killed from 1761-1762)

Emperor Ivan (1762-1764 killed)

Empress Ekaterina II (1762-1796) was enlightened and autocratic. In 1762, a land queen ascended the throne of the Tsar, known in history as Caterina II. After killing her husband Peter III and her competitor Ivan, she liberated the nobles and exempted the nobles from military service in order to win the support of the nobles, but strengthened the serfdom, which caused the Pugachev Uprising (1773-1776).

Paul I (killed from 1796 to 1801)

Alexander I (1801-1825) won the war with Napoleon, but at the cost of urbanization, including Moscow, to ashes?

Nicholas I (reigned from 1825 to 1855), "Dark Kingdom"; the Crimean War (1853 to 1856) was defeated, and the Russians had to shrink their ambitions and wait for a chance to rise again.

Alexander II (reigned from 1855 to 1881), the abolition of serfdom and several Russian-Turkish wars.

The tyranny of Alexander III (reigned from 1881 to 1895) was full of complaints from the country.

Nicholas II (reigned from 1895 to 1917) is a specimen of a foolish ruler, a king who lost his country.

"How about it, the tars) ruled the country and upgraded to a small principality. All the grand dukes had to go under the golden tent and received whip before they could become the administrators of the principality. Until: the country became a country, and it was not strong and defeated repeatedly. If they had not relied on their human advantages, they would not have become a powerful country in Europe. And such a country, in the past three hundred years, expanded like a balloon, and even Napoleon did not expose this layer of cowhide. Now, what we have to do is to let go of the air-filled toy doll of Russia and return to the poor little principality state during the reign of the Mongols (Tartars)! "

"Okay, my Majesty, I will definitely bring your Majesty's opinions to the Russian envoy!"

"No, since the special envoy represents the Russian Tsar, I should also meet him, so that he can be polite!" So with Zhao Gang's consent, Bavel Nikolayevich Milukov saw the wasteland in China, but in fact, this was originally a treatment that Bavel Nikolayevich Milukov did not expect.
Chapter completed!