It is shown that the Russians descended from the white Mongol-Tatars who came from Asia to the Oka and Volga. They said about their justice: not only the earth, but also the sky should love them. The Mongol-Tatar yoke is the rule of the Rurikovichs according to the fair principle of “to each according to his work”; it covered all continents in the 13th-16th centuries. The reform of Christianity had the goal of forcing people to come to terms with the unfair right of “private property”, which replaced the rule of the Rurikovichs. The October Revolution of 1917 did not begin a utopian experiment, as is believed, but returned Russia to the way of life of the 13th-16th centuries, when “to each according to his work.”