CDMP3 Moscow Kingdom

The Audio Studio Ardis represents a book of recognized classic of Russian historical science Alexander Evgenievich Presnyakov (1870-1929) "Moscow Kingdom" (1918).
Among the main topics of Presnyakov’s scientific interests in the pre -revolutionary period is the history of political relations in Russia until the 16th century. He rejected the theory of "tribal princely ownership" in Kievan Rus, believing that the princely property is based on a "family, unclenity law." He developed the history of the Princes of Law: he believed that one of the most important areas of activity of the Old Russian princes was the creation of a special "union of the Princess Protection", which included both the princely squad and the population of the princely villages. He believed that the princely defense was a "general historical phenomenon among all European peoples."
Presnyakov is more detailed than his predecessors showed the political side of the unification of the lands of North-Eastern Russia. But he did not connect the idea of ​​gathering power by princes with the development of socio-economic relations put forward by him as opposed to the State School. In the proposed essay, Presnyakov considered the Russian state of the XVI-XVII centuries in the spirit of a state school, as a superclass, equally enslaved all the classes of Russian society.
Performers: Gerasimov V.
Sound time: 05:14
Format: MPEG-I LAYER-3 (MP3), 192 KBPS, 44.1 KHZ, Stereo
Mobile: 1 CD