Bironism. Avenarius V.P.

1739. The young baroness Juliana Mengden, which almost everyone calls Lilly, is located at the Russian court as a maid of honor for the same young princess Anna Leopoldovna. Over time, the princess will become a Russian empress, but so far the power belongs to strict Anna Ioannovna. With such a ruler, the slightest oversight can become fatal. And in no case should you stand in the way of the temporary worker Biron, on which Anna Ioannovna relies so much that without reading sign the decrees drawn up by him. Meanwhile, Biron's impudence crosses all the borders, Juliana does not want to submit, and the situation is even more aggravated by her friendship with the serf Grigory Samsonov. The book also contains the story “Two Regenes”, which is a continuation of “Bironism” and together with it is a dilogy “under the German yoke”.