Mikhail Yurievich Moskovsky (Moscow)

Mikhail Yuryevich sat in his office, leafing through new documents.

Knock on the door.

— Come in.

Moscow, as the Miori used to say, seems nice, but in reality it's a calculating asshole, noisy, obsessed with money, and doesn't believe in tears.

Has a Manager personality type, ESTJ.

Adaptive Pragmatist: Survival through adaptation: Historically shaped by threats (the Mongol yoke, wars, changing eras). His actions are always calculated: "Would you like to give it up? No. But you have to." Mikhail is a perpetual imbalance:

A victim who became a tyrant for the sake of a “strong Russia”.
A believer who tramples on the commandments for the sake of power. His life embodies the author's idea: "He who knows how to pretend survives." 1703-1712: Fierce confrontation with Peter the Great
Key events:
The construction of St. Petersburg as a "window to Europe"
The official transfer of the capital in 1712
Moscow's reaction: "I was furious when St. Petersburg became the capital! I didn't go through so much just for it to slip into someone else's hands." Psychological aspect: Deep resentment over the loss of status - St. Petersburg was perceived as an "upstart."
The Patriotic War of 1812: Sacrifice for Salvation

Key event: The deliberate surrender of Moscow to Napoleon (September 2, 1812)
Motivation:
*"Leaving the city was the only way to preserve a combat-ready army."

• "I was not the main city - Petersburg had to be saved."
  Sacrificial act:
  *He set the city on fire (October 7)
• He personally supervised the arson: "I was ready to burn a thousand more times to save her."
  Psychological turning point:
  *"That day, for the first time, I didn't think about myself"
• "I became a shield for the once-hated new capital" Bloody Sunday 1905:
  Petersburg warned about the peaceful nature of the workers' march
  Witnessed the shooting of a demonstration at the Winter Palace
  Reaction: "This day marks the collapse of the Russian Empire."
  Psychological state:
  Disillusionment with the monarchy
  Hidden confrontation with St. Petersburg
  Preparing for the coming changes