Although she knew the conspiracy of Miloslavsky and Sofia, the Queen Mother Natalia Naryshkina had a submissive character and still did not dare to confront them. Besides, the current Tsar is still Feodor. Even though he is a sick man, with the victory of the first Russo-Turkish War (actually undefeated), his authority in the Rakshasa country cannot be shaken.
After all, the Ottoman-Turkish Empire in 1681 was still majestic, and when the Sultan was angry, the whole of Vienna would tremble. It took five years for the arrogant Ottoman Empire to fail to snatch the left-bank Ukraine from the Rakshasa Kingdom. Doesn’t that just show that Tsar Fyodor was wise and great and deeply loved by God?
Moreover, the nobles and people of the Rakshasa like the emperor who can lead the country to victory... Later, Catherine II usurped the throne as the queen and became the queen, just because she could lead the Rakshasa to fight. He won the battle and gained the love of the Rakshasa people. What's more, Fyoldo is still Miao Zhenggenhong's Romanov?
When Empress Dowager Natalia Naryshkina led little Peter into the Polygonal Palace, the Tsar, Miloslavsky, Princess Sofia, and the welcoming envoys Xiao Guizi and Tong Guowei sent by Great Mongolia All have arrived.
Xiao Guizi came with Soetu and Golitsyn. Now Soetu has fled to Western Europe to engage in diplomacy, leaving Xiao Guizi to bear the thunder. As for Tong Guowei, Kangxi Khan was sent to welcome Princess Sofia after learning that she agreed to marry him, and he also brought many gifts. However, after he saw Princess Sofia's beauty, he always felt a little worried - can he handle this kind of appearance when he comes back?
When Tong Guowei was worried about Sofia's poor appearance, Empress Dowager Naryshkina and Little Peter walked into the main hall of the Polygonal Palace amid the roll call of the attendants.
The Tsar, who was troubled by illness, couldn't help but sigh when he saw his brother who was as strong as an ox and had an outstanding appearance. He was as tall as a boy of fifteen or sixteen at a young age.
"Peter, come here."
The Tsar waved weakly to his brother.
"Yes, Your Majesty." Little Peter saluted the Tsar, then walked to the Tsar and stood up straight.
"You are so tall!" The Tsar glanced at Peter, who was wearing a red Tatar-style robe. "You look like an adult... How is your Latin knowledge?" "
The Tsar suddenly spoke Latin.
"I can already speak a few words." Peter also answered in Latin.
The Tsar heard that his pronunciation was very standard, nodded with satisfaction, and still said in Latin: "Very good, well said. When I was your age, I couldn't speak as well as you."
"You are honored, my lord."
The Tsar smiled and said: "Since you are so good at learning, then accompany your sister on a trip to the East... There is a lot of knowledge worth learning there!"
"Your Majesty, do you mean natural magic?"
"You know this too?" asked the Tsar.
"Yes," Peter said, "I have read "The Magician's Beginner's Guide" by Zhu Heji."
This book was made up by Zhu Heji and written by Charlie Gough. Unexpectedly, this book was published in Europe and was even brought to the Rakshasa Kingdom. Little Peter, who loves learning, has read it.
The Tsar asked: "Peter, what do you think? Do you think there is real magic?"
At this time the Tsar changed into Rakshasa language again.
Peter also used Rakshasa language: "Your Majesty, I don't know, but I saw that the "Elementary Introduction to Magicians" was accompanied by comments from several famous European scholars. They all thought that what was described in this book was A high level of alchemy.”
The Tsar nodded and said: "Obviously, the Chinese are far more accomplished in alchemy than any other country in Western Europe... It seems that all of us have underestimated them!" He looked at his brother, "So, I hope you can go to the East and see their alchemy with your own eyes and see the miracles created by Chinese alchemists or magicians. After you truly understand the Chinese alchemy or magic, come back and lead This country. Is it good?”
"Okay, okay." Little Peter nodded seriously, "I will go to the East, to China, to learn their alchemy, and then come back to help Your Majesty govern our Rakshasa Kingdom."
The Tsar was obviously very satisfied with Peter's answer, and then looked around. At this time, there were many bearded nobles in gorgeous robes and some Orthodox bishops standing in the main hall of the Polygonal Palace. The Romanov dynasty was not a created dynasty, but an elected dynasty. Therefore, so far, the power of the tsar is still relatively limited, and is restricted in all aspects by the nobles and bishops.
Most of these big nobles and bishops supported Peter to become the new tsar after Feodor's death, so they opposed Peter's eastward journey.
But now Peter has said that he must first learn alchemy before returning to lead the country, and they can't stop him anymore - only by learning alchemy well can he better lead the Rakshasa Kingdom to fight Poland, Crimea, Ottoman, and Sweden. ah!
Look, they are all enemies, and they are all very powerful. How can we defeat them if we don’t learn alchemy well?
Seeing that no one objected, the Tsar said to his sister Sofia: "Sofia, Peter will follow you... When he arrives in Tashkent, he will find a way to arrange for the best alchemist to tutor him."
Sofia nodded, "Your Majesty, I have already asked Eunuch Gui. The most outstanding alchemist in the entire Mongolia is my husband Kangxi Khan."
The Tsar then said to Peter's mother, the Empress Dowager Naryshkina: "In addition, I will also arrange for Count Golovin to serve as his auxiliary military attache, and I will also let Streshnev, Zotov, Nestero My husband will be his teacher and accompany him to Tashkent. So you don’t have to worry about his safety and studies.”
Although Empress Dowager Naryshkina was still worried about her son, she could only nod and thank the Tsar.
The Tsar nodded with satisfaction and said to his sister Sofia: "Sofia, it is time to set off. I wish you a pleasant journey."
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The Federal Republic of the Netherlands, Province of the Netherlands, City of The Hague, Consul Palace.
At the same time that Princess Sofia and her younger brother Peter embarked on the journey to Tashkent, Suo'etu, one of the two ambassadors sent by Emperor Kangxi to Moscow, was in Nan Huairen (he did not arrive in Moscow with Suo'etu and Xiao Guizi) , but finished some days) and accompanied by the Tsar's special envoy Golitsyn, walked into the audience hall of the Consul Palace.
Sitting on the throne to receive Soetu was William Hendrick van Orange, who defeated Louis XIV in the Franco-Dutch War, also known as William III of the Netherlands. In a few years he would become King of England and accept the Declaration of Rights and Freedoms and Succession, known as the Bill of Rights, as the theoretical and legal basis for the British constitutional monarchy.
But at this time, William III was troubled by a dangerous and wrong idea spread from China - the "original monarch" and "original minister" part of original Confucianism.
Although he was not crowned, he was the uncrowned king of the Netherlands and the de facto monarch, but at the same time he was a weak monarch...so he was even more troubled by this theory that weakened the power of the monarch. In contrast, Louis XIV of the Île de France next door and Mohammed IV of the Ottoman Empire did not care about this.
One of them "I am the country" and the other is "the shadow of the true God in the world". How could they be tied up by the "original monarch" and "original minister"?
In fact, Zhu Heji's own hands and feet will not be restricted by the "original monarch", "original minister" and the "Ming Dynasty Covenant".
But William III and his father-in-law, King James II of England, had a headache. The following group of people took these things and shouted everywhere: "Look, that is the method of governing the country from the advanced civilized countries in the East. How good, how progressive, how great." Civilization! We must learn from them! We must control your royal power..."
