The article provides a panorama of K.N. Leontyev’s (1831–1891) statements about Emperor Nicholas I. The author sets himself the goal of showing how those ideas were formed and finds their source in the family legends, that influenced Leontiev. The impressions of his childhood and youth preserved in him the features of a man of the Nicholas era. Leontiev saw the Emperor as one of the symbolic figures of Russian history and culture. According to him, our great “triad” was formed by Pushkin, Metropolitan Philaret and Nicholas I
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