Terrible. Apology of the Russian king
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He took Kazan and Astrakhan, created a modern Russian state, and the Emperor Alexander II deleted it from the project of the Millennium of Russia monument. The Orthodox people inscribed his name among the saints - and the Orthodox hierarchs call him a maniac and a killer. For 50 years of his reign, he executed 8 times less than the French king Charles IX killed for one Bartholomew’s night - and historians declared him the greatest tyrant of all time. In his entire life, he never missed the church service - and he was attributed to the murder of Metropolitan Philip and his own son. They lied about him during his lifetime and after death. But the time has come to cleanse the memory of the first Russian Tsar Ivan the Terrible of slander. He died more than 400 years ago, but his name to this day causes acute interest. Some see in him a bloodthirsty villain, others - a great historical figure, others revere him as a saint. Today they talk about him from high stands and on church councils. And this is not by chance. The question of the historical role of the formidable king is the question of the authorities. Modern Russia needs an iron hand that can lead it to victory through the upcoming trials. In the XVI century, the Moscow sovereign managed not only to save Russia from the collapse, but also to turn it into a great empire. What was this king? What did it mean to our country and for the whole world? Will today"s leaders of Russia be able to use the political and spiritual heritage of Ivan IV? About this new - supplemented and corrected - edition of the book of historian and writer Vyacheslav Manyagin
Author:
Author:Manyagin Vyacheslav Gennadievich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6045315-0-1
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