Struggle in Russia

[网] Struggle in Tsarist Shuvalov’s judgment was not wrong at all. After weighing it over and over again, Peter Balek chose to swallow his words, but wrote a few letters overnight to Uvarov and his political allies in St. Petersburg. The letter accuses Shuvalov of his arrogance and incompetence in detail.

Anyway, just make a small report!

It’s just that the lethality of this method is nothing short of drizzle to Shuvalov. He knew very well that as long as he overthrew Bestuzhev Lumin and pitted Duke Constantine by the way, he would be a conservative hero.

It’s natural to be indifferent to heroes, and it’s not a matter of arrogance and domineering, or even the slightest mistakes in the early stage.

Count Uvarov who was in a good mood at that time would take his hand or hold his shoulder affectionately to announce to all the conservatives how much he admires and likes Shuvalov.

He was so aware of these bends and turns around Shuvalov, so he was not afraid of Peter Balek giving a short report. Of course, the premise is that he can succeed, so is his plan likely to succeed?

If there is only such a clever man Shuvalov in Kiev, then Shuvalov’s conspiracy really succeeded.

It’s a pity that God never allows individual people to monopolize the stage. He will let a large group of people with almost the same intellectual ability and temperament fight each other on the stage. Only the one with the brightest means, the easiest mind, and the best luck. In order to become the final winner.

Unfortunately, Shuvalov met his opponent.

Hey, don’t think wrong, his opponent in this round is not Li Xiao or Anton. The former is now very busy in Moldavia, while the latter is not interested in the troubles of the Grand Duke Constantine, and is busy dealing with Fionen, a hot potato, not thinking about the troubles of Kiev.

Shuvalov’s opponent was Viscount Prozolov, yes, the Viscount who lost to Li Xiao before.

The case of the viscount has ended. After paying a hefty fine of more than 100,000 rubles and accompanying a large number of favors, he does not need to go to jail, but only needs to be forced to serve in the army for five years.

This was actually a trick used by Nicholas I. For those liberal aristocrats or aristocrats who committed minor crimes, they were generally fined and forced to serve.

The relationship between Viscount Prozolov or Grand Duke Constantine was still relatively hard. After going around for a while, the Viscount didn’t need to go to Siberia to repair the earth, but was directly “distributed” to serve in the Ukrainian army.

“You mean I don’t need to be too nervous?”

Grand Duke Constantine looked at Viscount Prozolov in a cavalry captain’s uniform, feeling awkward no matter how he looked at it. This figure and face shape, as long as the temperament is too unique, this period of prison pain has made him skinny, wearing an officer like a skeleton with a layer of skin.

No matter how you look at it, it feels dazzling and even a little wretched, which greatly reduces the temperament of the Russian soldiers. Grand Duke Constantine felt that if his old man was allowed to see Viscount Prozolov’s current appearance, he would definitely regret letting him serve the crime.

But these are not important, the important thing is that he doesn’t know what Viscount Prozolov’s remarks meant? Bestuzhev Liuming is in prison, how can he not be nervous? Maybe this will affect his health, and what if conservatives take advantage of this?

“Of course those conservatives will use this to make a name for themselves!” Viscount Prozolov dusted his military uniform that was obviously one size larger, and turned around as if it was deliberately hot eyes, and then slowly explained: “If I were Peter . Balek will also take this to make a big fuss, it is best to involve you in, solve the problem once and for all!”

“Look at it, I’ll just say it!” Grand Duke Konstantin suddenly looked anxious, and said restlessly: “This group of **** will definitely do that. Today I found out when I went to see Bestuzhev Liuming. Thanks to Peter Bareck’s restlessness and kindness…How can you relax me in such a severe situation?”

Viscount Prozolov smiled and said: “You are right, the case of Bestuzhev Liuming involved Fioren’s troubled party, as long as the relationship between Bestuzhev Liuming and the troubled party can be traced. Sit down, and then put your relationship with Bestuzhev Liuming in front of your majesty, and your majesty will definitely be suspicious of you!”

Grand Duke Konstantin was even more anxious. He just wanted to say something, but Viscount Prozolov made a gesture to make him feel at ease: “Don’t worry, things are not that simple. I want to sit down in Bestuzhev. .The relationship between Liuming and the chaos is actually not that easy. The existing evidence is indeed quite unfavorable to him, it looks like he personally let Fionen go away…”

“But, please don’t underestimate your majesty’s wisdom. Many of these problems can’t be concealed from your majesty’s eyes. Bestuzhev Liuming’s problem is actually very simple. He just mistrusted a Jewish female cousin. Then the means of making money was used by someone who wanted to make money, and only then did Fionin break things like this!”

Viscount Prozolov sneered, and said sarcastically: “Assume that Bestuzhev Liuming has something to do with the chaos, and even if he let Fionen go away, the idiot would not believe it. Shouldn’t you? Think your Majesty is an idiot, right?”

Grand Duke Constantine shook his head, and Viscount Prozolov continued: “So your Majesty will soon realize what the essence of this case is. UU reading www.uukanshu.com might be angry with Bestuge. Husband Liuming punishes him severely for his incompetence, so as to beat other officials of the borders like Bestuzhev Liuming across the country to make them be more honest.”

“But he will never sit back and watch Bestuzhev Lumin being labeled a chaotic party, because it will obviously affect you, and it will make him very shameless. The people in charge of the third Ukrainian department are all It’s a chaotic party. Doesn’t it mean that he is too useless and stupid to let the chaotic party corrupt his most powerful institution in a mess?”

Speaking of Viscount Prozolov, he sneered again: “Your Majesty will never let such a faceless thing fall on him, and the Duke of Ordorf will never accept such a result. They want Sturdy off Stuzhev Liuming, then you have to see whether those two agree or not!”

Grand Duke Constantine nodded thoughtfully. After Viscount Prozolov’s analysis, he also felt relieved, but in the next second, Viscount Prozolov’s words made his heart hang again. Throat.

“But you can’t be careless, because even so, the relationship between Bestuzhev Lumin and you is obvious. The person you recommend has put your majesty in such an embarrassing situation. Do you think your majesty will not anger you?”

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