Struggle in Russia - v3 Chapter 826 means (on)

Alexander I sat quietly in the study of Nicholas I. Once upon a time, he always felt that this study was too simple and did not deserve the status of the ninety-five.

But now looking at the simple desk and the camp bed, he suddenly misses his father for no reason. At that time, the father who always made him feel scared and depressed has been working tirelessly in this small study to deal with Russian affairs. National affairs.

He can take care of everything in good order, even if it is a big mess or a troublesome situation, he can always solve it easily. Even if he knew that more and more people in Russia did not like him and hated his conservativeness and even plotted to assassinate him, he could not shake him in the slightest.

Alexander II didn't understand, why couldn't he be as decisive as his old father?

Just like now, how much he wants to be able to settle those courtiers who are just about to move in a sentence like the old father.

Alexander II rubbed his brows and sighed with regret. He paced back and forth in the small study room step by step, and finally returned to the desk and picked up Duke Aldorf's share. The report stared.

This news was a bit sudden, and it caught him off guard, because according to his understanding, the reformers should be the first to get up and do things. Why did Count Uvarov jump up first? Did this old thing ruin his brain by eating dirty things?

Yes, according to common sense, there is absolutely no need for vested interests like Count Uvarov to take the initiative, and maintaining the status quo will not do them any harm. Those who really need to do things should be the reformers, and those guys should be impatient!

Anyway, Alexander II had no idea what the **** Count Uvarov was doing. They all have the heart to call him in front of him to question and denounce him, how can you be so foolish!

Even he couldn't help but feel resentment towards the conservatives headed by Count Uvarov, believing that these guys were completely overwhelmed.

What do you want to do at this time? Do you think I'm being bullied?

If Count Uvarov was told what Alexander II was thinking at this moment, he would probably want to cry without tears. Because in the end, Count Uvarov was also in a hurry, and who made Alexander II not express his position before.

It's not that he is afraid of long nights and dreams, and Alexander II has repeatedly refused to see him. It is normal for him to have other ideas and prepare to strike first!

Naturally, Alexander II did not know all this. He only knew that Count Uvarov was very dishonest and prepared to do things. For him, any subject who was uneasy about the status quo and prepared to do things was an enemy!

The enemy naturally cannot be soft, and must be repaired!

After thinking about it, he made up his mind and commanded: "Count Uvarov has worked hard and has worked hard for the cause of education for a long time. He specially awarded the Order of Saint Andrei Pervozwane in recognition of his merits!"

The Order of Saint Andrei Pervozvane is not an ordinary order, it is the highest order of the Russian Empire. Generally speaking, it is not easy to obtain. Civilians like Count Uvarov who have never been on the battlefield are almost passive.

But at this time, Alexander II awarded the medal to Count Uvarov. The water here is not ordinary deep.

Why would he do this? The reason is very complicated, the emperor's mind is not ordinary heavy!

Come to think of it, who is Count Uvarov? It can be said that he is one of the top dignitaries in the Russian Empire, representing the broadest interests of conservatives. It can be said that as long as he raises his arms, there are many people who respond.

Such a person, doing things at such a critical moment, even Alexander II would find it difficult. After all, what he needs most now is stability, and he doesn't want people like Count Uvarov to do things.

But he just did it, what should I do now?

Just kick him out and fix him?

I'm afraid it's not suitable. After all, his strength has a lot to do with a wide range of relationships. If he doesn't get it right, it will cause an uproar, and it will be even more difficult to clean up at that time.

Alexander II once heard the honest Zhukovsky say: If you want to take, you must first give it. Aren't you Count Uvarov trying to make a fuss? Then try to keep your mouth shut first, isn't the reason for your troubles because you are worried about your status and interests being damaged?

Then I'll give you a reassurance, and even give you the Order of St. Andrew, enough fun, right?

As for Count Uvarov, if he is still not satisfied and wants to make trouble, then Alexander II will have a reason to clean him up. He will give you everything that should be given and should not be given. Why do you make trouble? Do you really think that the iron fist of the Romanov family is a decoration?

Even as long as Count Uvarov is smart enough, he should know that giving him the Order of Saint Andrew at this time has other meanings. This is Russia's top medal, which means that your "merit" is high enough, UU reading www. uukanshu.com should think about whether it is about to converge!

If you still haven't restrained, then you are not joking, you can measure it yourself!

Of course, from the heart, Alexander II was not happy to give Count Uvarov this medal. He was forced to give the medal to appease the conservatives.

Anyway, he has already made up his mind to let Count Uvarov go back to his hometown once the situation is under control. What is this old thing who doesn't know what to worry about for the king to keep, making him uncomfortable?

The news of Count Uvarov's sudden commendation is naturally insatiable. The ceremony of awarding a high-level item such as the Order of St. Andrew is no trivial matter, and the whole country knows that it is inevitable.

Therefore, he knew all the forces immediately after he received the medal. Those who could not understand the sudden move of Alexander II were naturally at a loss, while those who could understand secretly laughed.

Count Rostovtsev smiled and said to Nikolai Milyutin: "See, we have to wait for the state to appear!"

Nikolai Milyutin didn't understand how Count Rostovtsev could laugh, because he was one of those people who couldn't understand, and didn't understand why such bad news was anything to be happy about.

Count Rostovtsev rolled his eyes rarely and sighed: "Do you think this is good news for Count Uvarov? Can't you see that His Majesty is helpless?"

Nikolai Milyuting turned his head and asked suspiciously, "You mean, this is a veiled warning?"

"Of course it is a warning. It not only reminds Count Uvarov that he is already in the cold, but also tells him that His Majesty has completely mastered all their little actions!"

Nikolai Milyuting was stunned and said: "But does this mean that His Majesty is still patient with them, or does he want to maintain the status quo?"