Pugachev issued manifestos (decrees) freeing serfs, granting land, and urging the elimination of landlords.
Abolition of serfdom, ending the exploitation of Cossacks, and the dismantling of the gentry class. 2. Ideology: Naive Monarchism
Pugachev posed as Peter III, supposedly deposed and escaped, promising freedom and fairness.
It was characterized by extreme violence against landlords, officials, and priests who opposed them, reflecting the deep desperation of the peasants.
Pugachev issued manifestos (decrees) freeing serfs, granting land, and urging the elimination of landlords.
Abolition of serfdom, ending the exploitation of Cossacks, and the dismantling of the gentry class. 2. Ideology: Naive Monarchism harakteristika pugachevshhiny
Pugachev posed as Peter III, supposedly deposed and escaped, promising freedom and fairness. Pugachev issued manifestos (decrees) freeing serfs
It was characterized by extreme violence against landlords, officials, and priests who opposed them, reflecting the deep desperation of the peasants. ending the exploitation of Cossacks