In fact, Rumyantsev dismissed himself.
And here the military talent of Rumyantsev was fully manifested.
Rumyantsev was supposed to strengthen the defense of the local fortresses.
Rumyantsev's father was Peter's favorite and,
apparently, the murderer of Tsarevich Alexei.
Instead of Siberia, Rumyantsev went to Little Russia as a local governor-general.
Rumyantsev was so stout that he could hardly fit in a carriage.
In his youth, Rumyantsev drank and walked more than he served and fought.
On the basis of this idea, Rumyantsev created a new construction in several rows.
The library management of the Rumyantsev Museum allocated a room for a literary exhibition,
called the“Chekhov's Room”.
However, the main battle in the life of Rumyantsev happened a week later,
on August 1, 1770, in a new style.
A fundamentally new construction brought Rumyantsev many more victories, however,
in other wars, because in 1762 his brilliant career nearly ended.
Arriving in Moscow, where the family lived, Rumyantsev did not go to her, stopping either at the inns or at her sister's house.
The first demonstration was the battle of Larga,
in which the 40-thousandth army of Rumyantsev converged with the 80-thousandth army of Khan Kaplan Gerey.
Peter Rumyantsev was born in January 1725,
a few weeks before the death of Peter the Great, and was named the mother after the emperor.
The unauthorized abandonment of the service was, in fact, a serious offense,
but fate spoiled Rumyantsev from the first days of his life until his death.