The adventures of the renewed Alexei, son of Peter I, continue. Having provoked a larger-scale Streltsy riot in 1698, Lesha managed to prepare and “bring under the monastery” not Streltsy, but real conspirators. This led to the death of almost all of his aunts and cousins, and at the same time the Miloslavskys, who were made scapegoats. Success? Definitely a success. However, now it was necessary to restrain my father from thoughtlessly entering the Northern War. And they beat him up. Clearly they were egging me on. Although the rebels retreated, they did not go away. And some of them saw the success of their cause in defeating the king as severely as possible. And our foreign “partners” had their own plans for Russia...