Around the 10th century AD, Orthodoxy entered the vast expanse of Russia, and since then it has become the dominant belief of the East Slavs.
Because of regional differences and poor information, local ethnic groups with different understandings of doctrine have emerged in each place.
This has led to some people with ulterior motives having the opportunity to take advantage of the opportunity to swindle and deceive in the name of "gods" and ascend to heaven one step at a time.
(1) Immortal demon monk, a hundred poisons do not invade?
On December 16, 1916, in the Orthodox calendar, the famous Prince Yusupov was feasting at his palace.
Among the guests attending the meeting were members of the royal family such as Grand Duke Romanov, as well as Pulisikvich, a member of parliament of the Russian Duma, Suhokkin, a close friend of the prince, and even the famous doctors of St. Petersburg were invited to the meeting.
However, none of the people present were the real protagonists.
The purpose of their gathering here is to put the "demon monk" Rasputin to death.
Because of his power in Tsarist Russia, even the Tsar's family was controlled by him.
It turned out that the Tsar and his wife were both deeply believers in mysticism and were very enthusiastic about priests like Rasputin.
Previously, Rasputin had rescued one of Tsar Nicholas II's uncle's dogs, and in this way, he became acquainted with the royal family.
At that time, Prince Alexei was suffering from hemophilia, bleeding often, and inviting many "prophets" was still to no avail.
In a hurry, they found Rasputin.
Seeing that this man was crazy and poorly dressed, the Tsar and his wife did not have much hope for him.
Rasputin, on the other hand, took a packet of medicine from his pocket and poured it into Alexei.
Then he sat down at the bed and told Alexei a few stories, and within a few days Alexei was back to life.
Later, Nicholas II expelled Rasputin from the court for his debauchery.
But as soon as he left, Alexei fell ill again.
In desperation, Nicholas II had to beg Rasputin to return.
The Tsar and his wife, who loved their son, also knighted Rasputin.
Since then, Rasputin's prestige has been well known in the Russian elite, and the Tsar's family has had to obey him for the sake of his son.
Slowly, everyone began to believe that Rasputin was a real god incarnate.
Rasputin relied on his power to cause chaos and misdeeds.
On that day, after helping to set up the venue, everyone hid in the storage room, just to witness the fall of this demon monk.
In order to achieve his goal, Yusupov even used his wife as bait to lure Rasputin to the banquet.
After Rasputin lived in the palace, he had an affair with countless Russian royal women, and he coveted the prince's wife, Yulina, for a long time.
In an anxious wait, Rasputin, dressed in a fur coat, with disheveled hair and sunken eye sockets, arrived late.
Prince Yusupov showed great enthusiasm for him.
At this time, Prince Yusupov and his accomplices had already put a huge amount of potassium cyanide in the 8 pieces of cake and a bottle of Madeira wine, just waiting for Rasputin to take the bait.
As the host, Yusupov warmly invited Rasputin to taste the poisonous pastries.
And Rasputin seemed to sense something, and he always resigned on the pretext that it was too sweet.
Unable to resist Yusupov's repeated persuasion, Rasputin finally ate 8 pieces in a row.
Yusupov saw this and hurriedly poured poisoned wine for Rasputin so that he could go down the poisonous cake he had just eaten.
Rasputin did not hesitate and simply drank a cup of poisoned wine.
Yusupov and the crowd saw this and smiled with joy.
Rasputin, who can eat the poisoned cake and drink the poisoned wine, is no different from ordinary people.
Only to see that he had not been poisoned there, talking about it, or as usual, he was debauched.
After an hour like this, Rasputin's voice began to become low and hoarse.
But Rasputin's consciousness was unusually clear, and he caught a glimpse of the expensive guitar in the corner, under the pretext of asking Yusupov to sing a few songs for him.
At this time, Yusupov was extremely anxious, but in order not to let Rasputin notice, he still sang hard.
Seeing that Rasputin sometimes bowed his head and sometimes closed his eyes, Yusupov believed that the effects of the drug had already worked.
Just as he was about to go up to check it out, Rasputin suddenly looked up and asked him to change his tune.
(2) Knives and guns do not enter, like divine help?
After a few songs were sung, Yusupov's mouth was dry, and there was a crowd of people in the storage room waiting anxiously.
Yusupov had to slip away on the pretext of visiting his wife.
When everyone heard that potassium cyanide did not work for Rasputin, they were shocked.
These doses are more than enough to kill a person, even if it is to kill a cow.
They quietly discussed the next deployment and came up with three plans.
First, Yusupov repeated the same trick, let Rasputin eat cake and drink Madeira wine;
Second, rush up and strangle Rasputin alive;
Third, shoot directly and kill him.
The first method has the most difficult coefficient, because Rasputin may have been suspicious, and if he took the opportunity to escape, he would be implicated if he failed.
In the second way, Yusupov feared that Rasputin would shout and attract the attention of others, and finally called in the police.
Yusupov did not stop and took the revolver from Dmitry's hand.
As a prince, he hated this Rasputin.
Since Rasputin entered the palace, he has made the entire Russian royal family a miasma, and the female members of the royal family have become his prostitutes.
Moreover, through witchcraft, he did no evil.
Anyone who has offended him, no matter how high the official position and how deep the background, will be retaliated against.
In two years, Rasputin changed 4 chairmen of the Council of Ministers of State of Russia, 6 ministers of internal affairs, 4 ministers of war, 3 ministers of foreign affairs and 4 ministers of justice.
As for his reasons for using people, it is also very simple, either because he likes the wife of the family, or because he likes the dishes made by the wife.
Yusupov, who is the prince, has had a low sense of presence since Rasputin came.
But he dared to be angry and did not dare to speak, for fear of offending Rasputin and landing on his head.
Yusupov knew that if Rasputin was not prevented from acting recklessly, russia would be destroyed and regime change would inevitably lead to regime change.
Yusupov hid the revolver behind him, found Rasputin with his eyes slightly closed, and without saying a word, took the gun directly from behind and hit Rasputin in the chest.
Yin Hong's blood permeated his iconic mink coat.
This loud noise wandered back and forth in the palace, and the people in the storage room also rushed up to "appreciate" Rasputin's tragic situation.
I saw his body curled up into a clump, his messy hair covered with beads of sweat, his eyes closed, his fists clenched against his chest, and the blood spreading from top to bottom to his whole body.
Yusupov, who hated Rasputin to the bone, stepped straight forward and kept shaking this evil demon.
Only to see Rasputin's body begin to turn green, like a frozen snake.
Just when everyone thought Rasputin was dying, he opened his demonic eyes.
His eyes were sharp, like sharp bayonets.
Rasputin struggled to his feet, staggering, foam gushing out of his mouth from time to time.
Angrily, he grabbed Yusupov by the throat and shouted loudly:
"Felix! Felix! Hang you tomorrow! ”
No one expected that Rasputin would have such a high moral.
The highly toxic potassium cyanide could not hurt it in the slightest, and even real guns could not kill it.
But at this point, giving up on Yusupov means that the previous achievements have been abandoned, and it also means that rasputin will inevitably retaliate.
They have no way out, they can only do nothing and do nothing.
(3) A hundred-footed worm, dead but not stiff?
After threatening Yusupov, Rasputin stumbled into the courtyard.
Seeing this, Priscivic quickly pulled out his pistol and fired two shots at Rasputin.
Curiously, Priscík was so close to Rasputin that he never hit Rasputin.
Before Puliškovych fired his third shot, he held his breath and watched Rasputin's every move carefully.
He aimed rasputin's head and pulled the trigger without the slightest hesitation.
At this moment, the bullet quickly burrowed into Rasputin's brain, and the brain plasma spurted out in an instant.
Rasputin fell in the snow, and Yusupov quickly led the generals to drag Rasputin into the house.
They expected that this time Rasputin would undoubtedly die.
Just as the crowd was about to pull him out for disposal, Rasputin's eyes opened again.
I saw that his face was fierce and his expression was stiff.
Puliskovich picked up the barbell and slammed it hard in the direction of Rasputin's temple, who fell into a coma again.
Since Rasputin was so tenacious, Yusupov and others decided to drag him directly into the glacier.
Even if he woke up again, he would not be able to climb up on his own.
Although the underwater temperature is not too low, Rasputin, who is tortured into a human form, is bound to be unable to swim.
Even if you don't freeze to death, you will drown.
Taking advantage of the night, they dragged Rasputin's body into the ice cave of the Neva River.
The cold wind was biting, and it was extremely difficult for those who entered to get rid of the shackles.
In this way, Yusupov and the others returned to their palaces with a nervous mood.
To their surprise, not long after leaving, Rasputin woke up again.
This time, he survived in the water for eight minutes before drowning.
This conclusion was reached because Rasputin had a large amount of standing water in his lungs.
If he had been thrown into it as a corpse, it would have been impossible to have poured so much water into it.
The next day, Rasputin's body was found, and Empress Alexandra, who was in power, was devastated.
She spent a lot of money to build a tomb for Rasputin, and she also planned to build a monastery for Rasputin on the tomb.
Soon after, the February Revolution arrived.
Angry revolutionaries found Rasputin's body in the imperial village, dragged him out of the streets for public display, and then sent to Petrograd to be ashes.
As for Yusupov, who was harming the people, he was not killed as a relative of the emperor and the state, but was forced into exile.
After the October Revolution, Yusupov lived in Petrograd because of the respect of the Soviets, and even the guards stood guard for him.
Rasputin had predicted Yusupov's untimely death, but he lived to 1967, which is enough to prove that Rasputin's words are full of nonsense.