Emperor power, Parliament, Church and Society at the outset of the twentieth century (1906–1907)
The paper considers the work of the Orthodox clergymen as general public representatives and representatives of the rightwing pro-monarchy organization in the lower house of the Parliament of the Russian Empire at the beginning of the twentieth century. The research focus is on the deputies’ cooperation on the bill drafts for the subsequent consideration by the State Council and the Emperor. It is noted that brief working periods of the first two State Dumas did not allow for a constructive work to solve the pressing problems of the country at that time that resulted in the inability to stabilize the internal situation at the beginning of the twentieth century.