raharris1973
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Here's the challenge and plausibility check: If one wanted to achieve a Muscovite state by the 18th century that was legislature dominated (and its legislature, for example, that picked the new Tsar when the old dynasty died out was called the Zemsky Sobor) in a way comparable to any of the legislature dominated governments of Europe at the time – for example, the Sejm-dominated Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth post Union of Lublin, or the Parliamentary dominated Britain post-Glorious Revolution, or the Estates-dominated Dutch Republic post 80 years war, how far back in Muscovite/Vladimir-Suzdalite/Russian history would you need to start radically changing the political culture?