Struggle in Russia

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Viscount Prozolov carefully analyzed the current situation. He felt that the hope of Grand Duke Constantine as the emperor was very slim. Unless it was Prince Alexander’s sudden rebellion or death, he really didn’t do anything meaningful.

Of course, Viscount Prozolov didn’t think that this was what happened to Grand Duke Constantine in this life. Nor do I think that the future of Archduke Constantine is bleak. He thinks that Grand Duke Constantine still has a future, but his future is not to seek the throne, but to retreat and try to become a minister of power.

Must be the kind of top-ranking minister with one person and ten thousand people. He felt that Grand Duke Constantine had great hopes for working hard in this direction.

Viscount Prozolov believes that although the position of Prince Alexander is stable, the situation in Russia is really not optimistic. The call for reform is becoming stronger and stronger, and conservatives are becoming less and less popular.

What did Prince Alexander say? Lack of courage, lack of skill, if it is a defensive king in peacetime, there is no big problem. But in the face of a messy and complicated situation, his character is likely to hesitate to take measures.

So don’t look at his current position, but once the domestic conflicts break out, he will most likely just sit back and watch. At that time, Grand Duke Constantine’s opportunity came. First of all, he has been close to the reformers, and can almost be regarded as the leader of the reformers. As long as he raises his arms, the reformers will support him.

Of course, Viscount Prozolov did not intend to rebel or seek rebellion, because for the reformers and the Russian centrists, if Nicholas I really passed the throne to Prince Alexander, they would only accept this result and support Constance. It is impossible for Ding Dagong to plot a rebellion, he would not even think about it.

But this does not mean that Grand Duke Constantine has no chance. If he can seize the good opportunity of the whole country to demand reforms and call for reforms, then of course he will become the leader of the reformers. Maybe how to reform how to reform. He alone has the final say. Even Prince Alexander had to listen to him.

At that time, as long as the Grand Duke Constantine really made a little achievement, would he still need to think about his reputation and connections? It will definitely make him a top power minister under one person and above ten thousand people. I am afraid that even Crown Prince Alexander must give him some points.

Naturally, as the top kowloon of the Grand Duke Constantine, does he still have to think about the status of Viscount Prozolov? That’s definitely a way for one person to ascend to heaven, okay?

Anyway, Viscount Prozolov had set a goal, and he probably found a path that he thought was feasible for Duke Constantine. The only thing missing now is the will of Duke Constantine himself.

Viscount Prozolov knew that the boss actually had a bad idea about the throne. It’s just that this kind of hope is too small. If you continue to take this as your goal, the future will not only be as simple as a bloodshed, you might even have to take your own life.

At that time, don’t say anything about chickens and dogs ascending to heaven, maybe even the Viscount Prozolov would have to be buried together.

Naturally, he is now doing some small actions very concealedly, beginning to subtly change the “ambitions” of Grand Duke Constantine, trying to make you accept reality and become more pragmatic.

For Viscount Prozolov, this is an extremely severe job. The only good news is that he has plenty of time, and the bigwigs of the ruling and opposition parties will probably cooperate with him intentionally or unintentionally.

Therefore, for the idea of ​​Grand Duke Constantine that he wanted to get some key positions in Kiev, he relentlessly poured cold water: “Your Highness, with all due respect, this possibility is very small. Whether it is Rosto I am afraid that neither Count Futsev nor Uvarov will give you a chance.”

Grand Duke Constantine became angry and asked: “Why? Could it be possible that they have joined forces!”

“That’s not the case, but think about the purpose of the various tricks that Count Shuvalov did this time? It’s not to attack your power in Ukraine. The reason why he dared to be so bold without the permission of Count Uvarov, you Do you think it is possible?”

Grand Duke Constantine stopped talking, because the truth was very simple. Shuvalov was just a dog of Uvarov. Without the owner of the dog to loosen the chain, how dare he bite people, let alone bit him.

Obviously Count Uvarov had targeted him and began to suppress him with various means, the purpose is obvious. And now that he has done it, Count Uvarov can’t stop it halfway. So the struggle on Kiev’s side is nothing more than an appetizer. There must be some means behind them. At least he will not be allowed to control the vital departments of Ukraine.

But Grand Duke Konstantin could not completely agree with Viscount Prozolov’s analysis. He felt that even if Count Uvarov had this plan, Count Rostovtsev would not necessarily cooperate with him in full?

Although he is not sure about the political tendencies of Count Rostovtsev, he is certain that he should not belong to Uvarov. With his suspicious personality, he will certainly not allow his right-hand man to wear a pair of pants.

Anyway, based on his knowledge of Nicholas I, officials of the status of Count Rostovtsev and Count Uvarov should definitely be hostile, at least they should dislike each other.

So it stands to reason that these two people can’t do things against him together~www.wuxiax.com~ So if Count Uvarov wants to do him, it is reasonable to say that Count Rostovtsev should help him!

After listening to the voice and analysis of Grand Duke Constantine, Viscount Prozolov sighed secretly, because he felt that Grand Duke Constantine really did not understand. It is true that his analysis has some truth, but he has forgotten the most critical factor-that is the attitude of Nicholas I on the matter.

Whether it is Count Rostovtsev or Count Uvarov, in the final analysis it is the dogleg of Nicholas I. The only thing they can’t go against is the will of Nicholas I. If Nicholas I didn’t want Grand Duke Constantine to have too much influence in Ukraine, then even Count Rostovtsev couldn’t do it if he wanted to help him. .

And now it is precisely that Nicholas I did not want Grand Duke Constantine to be too powerful, and naturally Count Rostovtsev would not be able to make him bigger. This is a matter of principle and has nothing to do with personal preference!

It’s just that this cruel truth can’t be told to Grand Duke Constantine too directly, because Viscount Prozolov felt that he might not be able to accept it so suddenly, what if there is no fighting spirit and depression.

But not telling him can’t dispel his unrealistic desire, this is really troublesome…