However, the good times that come from deception do not last long.

When Pseudo-Dimitri ascended the throne, he called himself the "invincible Caesar". His arrogance, extravagance, and profligacy, as well as his instigation and support of the influx of Polish nobles and mercenaries into Russia, aroused the anger and hatred of the Russian people. At the same time, Pseudo-Dimitri was unable to fulfil its demands on Poland to cede territory, and relations with Sigimont III became increasingly strained. As a result, the aristocracy, represented by Prince Shuysky, took advantage of the discontent and resentment of the people to orchestrate a conspiracy to overthrow the pseudo-Dimitri I in Russia and prepare to seize power.

In the early hours of May 17, 1606, the bells of Moscow rang out, and a huge burst of armament broke out. Angry crowds shouted and rushed to the Kremlin officials, filling the square in front of the palace. More than 200 nobles, led by Prince Shuysky, stormed the Kremlin. The desperate pseudo-Dimitri I was so frightened that he quickly jumped out of the window and fled, but he fell and was seriously injured and unable to move, and was killed on the spot by the angry crowd. Still dismayed, the crowd dragged his body to the square and burned it, then loaded his ashes into a cannon barrel and fired them in the direction of Poland from which he came.

Pseudo-Dimitri I, who became the true tsar for less than a year by relying on the support of foreign forces, died in this way. At the same time, an angry crowd stormed the homes of the oppressed Polish nobles, killing some 2,000 Poles. Born in the old royal family, the tile representing the interests of the great nobles? Shuiski was elected the new tsar on May 19. This new tsar who is good at speculation and drilling, and backtracks. At this time, it was announced that it was the puppet tsar who was killed. In order to prove that he was telling the truth this time, he also specially moved the ashes of the "real prince" Dimitri to Moscow to prevent the emergence of a new "pseudo-tsar".

However, Shuysky did not have a good time, he was Tsar for four years, and in July 161O he was ousted by a coup d'état carried out by the aristocracy in the midst of internal and external difficulties, and was forced to become a monk. After that, there were seven boyars (great nobles) in the history of Russia, until February 1613, when Mikhail ? Fedorovich? The Romanovs ascended the throne as Tsar, and the period of the government of the Seven Boyars ended. Since then. Russian history entered the period of 304 years of rule of the last dynasty, the Romanov dynasty (1613-1917).

Other words. In the 15 years after 1598, Russia's internal wars, social conflicts, and foreign interference were one after another. Russia in the "time of chaos" can be described as "changing the banner of the king" - there are constantly vying for the throne to wear the "monomakh hat[1]", but each time they are not qualified for the throne of the Great Russian state.

Scholars of international relations generally believe that in the Moscow state. The 17th century began with a period of chaos. This chaotic period did not end with the election of a new Government. The whole century was in extreme tension and unease. Spent in disagreements, quarrels, and arguments. It was a century of popular rebellions and uprisings. Hony as a half-professional. Naturally, I am optimistic about this!

But chaos is not only a political crisis and a social disaster, but also manifests itself in psychological turmoil and a moral turn. In the chaos. The psychology of the population itself was completely changed. From then on, the Russian people became more and more panicked and excited, very sensitive, suspicious, and even suspicious of new things. This is a suspicion that arises due to a lack of faith. It can be said that in the style of 17th-century Moscow, there was less and less straightforwardness and unpretentiousness. Everything is deliberate, imaginary, and deliberate.

But what people often don't know is that the Normanov dynasty was able to survive this turbulent era and gradually embark on the road to a powerful empire because of the fact that they were able to save the crisis-ridden Russian heart with their barely "assimilated" "eastern lands" and the wealth they bringed. If it weren't for the "new land" that had just been conquered at that time, the Rakshasa would not have survived this turbulent era. The forests of the north, the Volga valley, and especially Siberia, saved Russia from the partition of Sweden, Poland, and the Ottoman Empire. Without Siberia, Russia simply could not have had a chance to become a Eurasian empire!

And what Hongyi wants to do is to "draw salary from the bottom of the kettle" - to take back the so-called "Siberia" that originally belonged to us! In fact, it should be called the "hunting ground" of the ancients in North China 20,000 years ago, the territory of the "Youxiong Clan" in the Yellow Emperor era, the "North Pole Left and Right" called in the "Corpse" of the pre-Qin and Han dynasties, or the "Beihai" periphery in the Qin and Han dynasties, the "Hanhai Governor's Mansion" and the "Jiankun Governor's Mansion" in the Tang Dynasty, as well as the "Beihai Surveying Institute[2]", one of the 27 "surveying stations" built by Guo Shoujing in the Yuan Dynasty in accordance with the orders of the central government, not to mention the well-known Ming Dynasty "Nuer Gandu Division" jurisdiction! All of these names, any more authentic than "Siberia", or simply "Sipol", according to the vocabulary of the Mongolian "own people"! It's just that you can't be as stupid as some "imperial Hans" who must call it "Luo Wilderness!!!!

What is "Luo Wilderness"? If you take a closer look, you will find that there is no most authoritative source for this word, and the most reliable explanation is actually "probably the meaning of 'the wilderness of the Rakshasa country'". The wilderness of the Rakshasa Country? Wouldn't that admit that this vast land belongs to the Rakshasas? Since the historiography can't find it, then Hongyi will definitely not use this word anyway!

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However, this recollection of the chaotic period of the Rakshasa did not make Hongyi feel the slightest sense of ease about the situation in front of him, because even in the most chaotic time, the Rakshasa people did not forget to continue to camp step by step towards our "Xipol" area, continue to encroach, and go deeper!

It is at this time that the Chinese people must suppress the "weak" momentum of the Russians' eastward expansion as soon as possible!

(End of chapter)

"A limerick poem. Hidden Head

Reading literature and reading history is only a long breath

I was saying that there was an opportunity back then

The layout is a long-cherished wish

It's hard to come and go

Get up and spend a hundred years

Point out the suffering and diseases of the world

The edge of the town was razed to the sea

Wen'an Wuding tears of joy

[1] Also known as the "Monomakh Crown", it is a Russian crown with many theories about its origins, and some believe that it was made in the 13th and 4th centuries as a gift from the Uzbek Khan to Ivan I, the Grand Duke of Moscow. It is also believed that it was given by the Eastern Roman Emperor Constantine IX in the 11th century. Its main structure is made of gold, the cross on it may have been added later, and the lining inside is made of black mink skin.

[2] The Beihai Observatory was established during the "Fourth" expedition to the Arctic in the Yuan Dynasty, when the astronomer Guo Shoujing proposed to Kublai Khan, the ancestor of the Yuan Dynasty, that astronomical measurements should be carried out nationwide in order to make the chronological calendar more punctual in the 16th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1279). It is suggested that the test should be conducted in "the distance test of the sun and moon eclipse score time is different, the length of day and night is different, and the sun, moon and stars go to the sky and the sky is different". The suggestion was adopted. Guo Shoujing presided over the survey and exploration of the Arctic region. Yuan History. The Astronomical Chronicles called the survey and expedition the "Test of the Four Seas." Guo Shoujing selected 14 skilled astronomical surveying technicians and a large number of general surveyors, and led them to set up a surveying station every 16 degrees in a vast area of 11,000 li long from north to south and 6,000 li wide from east to west, and set up 27 surveying stations throughout the country, including Nanhai, Dadu, Yangcheng, Shangdu, and Helin, and the northernmost is the "Beihai Surveying Institute", which is located near the Arctic Circle where the Angkera River flows into the "Beihai" (Arctic Ocean), and has reached 64.5 degrees north latitude. Three astronomical and geographical measurements were carried out, including "the origin of the North Pole", "the length of the summer solstice", and "the length of day and night". This measurement is an important basis for the Yuan Dynasty to change the calendar. The Beihai test presided over by Guo Shoujing was unprecedented not only in China but also in the world because of its large contents, wide geographical area, high accuracy and large number of participants. (To be continued......)