Struggle in Russia - v3 Chapter 881 beat

Pobedonostsev was stunned. He still knew what the position of the chairman of the Holy Synod was. In short, it was the organization that managed the entire Russian Orthodox Church on behalf of the Tsar, in other words, the boss of the entire Russian Orthodox Church.

You must know that although the Orthodox Church is the state religion in Russia, the management of the Orthodox Church is not in the hands of the clergy. Since Peter the Great abolished the post of the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church, the President of the Holy Synod has acted as the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church.

Although this position is a government position, the rank is equivalent to that of a general cabinet minister. Although this position is not particularly powerful, its glory attribute is not generally strong. How can I say it? It's just fun to go out.

Think about it, no matter what level of church you enter in Russia, or whether the person sitting in front of you is an ordinary priest or a patriarch, you have to bow your head and say hello when you meet your face, and obey the management honestly. Feeling good or not.

Anyway, for Count Uvarov, being able to stay in this position for a few years is no less than the sublimation of his soul for an old-fashioned man like him.

Pobedonostsev immediately realized the brilliance of Count Rostovtsev. Although the chairman of the Holy Religious Council is respected, his power is just like that. He has a good name, but his intervention in secular affairs is very mediocre.

Such a position is most suitable for Count Uvarov, a guy who is destined to be eliminated but is not willing to call the curtain immediately. Pobedonostsev believed that Count Uvarov would definitely be very satisfied after receiving this gift. The only problem was that he didn't know how high the old fox would be after receiving the gift.

Yes, Pobedonostsev really didn't have much confidence in this regard. The reason was that he knew Count Uvarov too well, and he bluntly said that the old guy was a black man from the inside out. The old fox, what he is best at is eating and wiping, not admitting to the account and not working.

Beware of such old bastards!

Pobedonostsev immediately asked: "This is a good solution. The only problem is what if he doesn't do anything after receiving the benefits?"

Count Rostovtsev smiled. Of course he knew what Pobedonostsev was worried about, because it was normal to have such worries. After all, a little fox like Pobedonostsev was worried about Count Uvarov. It's normal for old foxes to make a name for themselves. After all, they are all foxes who don't know who they are!

After listening to Pobedonostsev's words, Alexander II immediately looked directly at Count Rostovtsev, probably worried about this possibility, while Count Rostovtsev replied calmly:

"This kind of worry is necessary, but the possibility is very small. If Count Uvarov is really so presumptuous, then His Majesty is justified in taking care of him."

This answer is quite different from the psychological expectations of Pobedonostsev and Alexander II. They originally thought that Count Rostovtsev had a plan to restrain Count Uvarov, but it turned out to be only here?

However, Count Rostovtsev must have the confidence to dare to answer this way, neither Alexander II nor Pobedonostsev said much.

"Then let's do it as soon as possible!" Alexander II waved his hand, probably meaning to let Count Rostovtsev act quickly.

Count Rostovtsev was also unequivocal, and immediately bowed and left the royal study.

At this time, only Alexander II and Pobedonostsev were left in the royal study. Needless to say, this pair of monarchs and ministers must have some private words.

"I told the Count that all the information on the third volume will still be collected and sent to him as before."

Pobedonostsev did not expect that Alexander II was not telling him that he had been dismissed, nor that Count Rostovtsev was going to replace him in charge of the third volume. Instead, he told him to restore the previous rules and share the important information of the third part with him. He was a little uncertain about what was in it for a while.

However, Pobedonostsev did not hesitate, and immediately bowed to answer: "It's Your Majesty, I'll do it right away."

Alexander II nodded and continued: "Don't be under pressure, this is not to take your power, nor to let the earl supervise you, but for the time being, the third department still needs the help of an old minister like the earl. , can avoid a lot of annoying little problems, like this time, it could have been avoided, but the third part did not find Nikolai Milyuting's attempt, which made me very passive and angry!"

Pobedonostsev hurriedly lowered his head. This was a lesson from Alexander II, and he had to bow his head to accept it. Moreover, the pot was originally his, and it was normal to be scolded.

After two lessons, Alexander II's tone softened again: "Of course, I know it's not entirely your fault, after all, you haven't worked in the third part, you are not familiar with the operation, and the third part has too much You are so clever, and there may even be a lot of people who want you to make mistakes and replace you!"

Alexander II's tone became stern again, he said sharply: "So the third volume really needs to be changed, Nikolai Milutin is right, this institution is already old and full of mediocrity. Seniors, if you don’t clean them up, this department will soon be completely decayed and necrotic!”

Alexander II's voice became louder and louder: "My friend~www.novelbuddy.com~ There are not many people I can trust now, and you are one of them. I hope you will reintegrate the third part as soon as possible. , let the third part that worked so well come back again. This is what I expect from you, and I believe you will not disappoint me, right?"

Pobedonostsev quickly replied: "Yes, Your Majesty, I will do my best to fulfill your entrustment, and I will not disappoint you!"

Alexander II smiled with satisfaction: "Very good, then hurry up and do it, I will watch. In addition, in the face of the troubles of Count Uvarov and Nikolai Milutin, please listen to Rostovce. The earl's opinion, he is experienced and reliable, do you understand?"

"Yes! Your Majesty! I will follow your orders!"

Alexander II raised his head and leaned on the back of the chair and said with a sigh: "Constantine, tell me why there are always so many nasty guys in the way? They can't be beaten one by one, and they can't be scolded. I'm going to disgust you every three or five times... Why is it so hard to be a tsar?"

Pobedonostsev lowered his head and did not dare to answer a word, because he knew that these words were not meant for him, and even in a sense these words were actually beating him...