The author argues that the Russian Empire was built on the principles of Byzantine model, which is based on the concept of charismatic authority, where the ruler and the church were considered as the embodiment of divine power. The book explores how this model has been adapted and reinterpreted in Russia, and how it has influenced the development of modern Russian society. The book 'Царь и Патриарх харизма власти в России' by [Author name] is a thought-provoking exploration of the Byzantine model of governance and its impact on the development of modern Russian society. The author posits that the Russian Empire was founded on the principles of charismatic authority, where the ruler and the church were seen as the embodiment of divine power. This model has evolved over time, adapting to the changing needs of the Russian state and society. At the heart of the book is the idea that the Byzantine model, with its emphasis on the divine right of kings and the authority of the church, has shaped the course of Russian history.

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