False Dmitry I

This man had several names. At different times, he was known as Yushka Otopyev, then as the Chernets Grigory, then as the prince, and then the king and great prince Dmitry Ivanovich, the son and heir Ivan the Terrible, then as “cutting” and the “impostor”, deprived of even the name and erupted from Mira. The annals at least three times report his death, and each time this death entailed troubles and shocks for the Moscow state. He had no chance of even approaching the heights of the authorities, he eventually occupied the throne of Moscow sovereigns and was crowned and anointed with the kingdom with Orthodox hierarchs in compliance with all the sacred rites. Some saw in him the feces of hell, others - a reformer who almost anticipated future Peter"s transformations. So who was this man and what was lurking his short stay on the throne? This is told in his new book by the constant author of the series "Life of wonderful people", the famous historian Vyacheslav Kozlyakov