The tsars had no interest in ruling but still aimed to uphold the autocratic ruling of his father Alexandra III. The tsar’s education made him believed, it is right to have all control and power over Russia as “god” appointed him as tsar. He had absolute power meaning he can make laws, overrule laws, appoint minsters, and advise at will without being questioned. The tsar had many minsters that advised him about the affairs and policies of Russia yet he only took the advice that was appealing to him and never altered his policies. Many of his minsters described the tsar as charming and but he had a lack of knowledge and will power that disqualified him as being an effective tsar. This is evident in the book History of the Russian Revolution by Leon Trotsky where he depicts “The daily work of a monarch he found intolerably boring. He could not stand listening long or seriously to
The tsars had no interest in ruling but still aimed to uphold the autocratic ruling of his father Alexandra III. The tsar’s education made him believed, it is right to have all control and power over Russia as “god” appointed him as tsar. He had absolute power meaning he can make laws, overrule laws, appoint minsters, and advise at will without being questioned. The tsar had many minsters that advised him about the affairs and policies of Russia yet he only took the advice that was appealing to him and never altered his policies. Many of his minsters described the tsar as charming and but he had a lack of knowledge and will power that disqualified him as being an effective tsar. This is evident in the book History of the Russian Revolution by Leon Trotsky where he depicts “The daily work of a monarch he found intolerably boring. He could not stand listening long or seriously to