Since ancient times, political, social, and religious organizations have existed in many states. The emergence of these societies, often called orders, has always been caused by specific reasons. The orders had different forms - military, civil, scientific. Some scholars have called political societies "the expression of conscience in history." Often political societies were created out of a feeling of vengeance, not of an individual, but of an institution, out of hatred of evil, of injustice, of slavery. This gave the orders a mystical grandeur, without which they immediately turned into small, traditional political parties. This also explained the purpose of the existence of the orders, since they rarely fulfilled or achieved what they promised.