1612. Minin and Pozharsky

The Time of Troubles has come to the Russian Kingdom. Tsar Vasily Shuisky proved unable to resist the Poles who invaded Russian lands. The reason was that the tsar did not rely on the strength of the Russian troops - he hoped for the Swedish army led by Delagardi. And he miscalculated. As a result, he lost his throne, and the Polish army led by Hetman Zolkiewski settled in Moscow.

The Seven Boyars who succeeded Shuisky also did not believe in the strength of Russian warriors. They thought it would be safer to negotiate with the Poles. And they miscalculated too.

But there remained on Russian soil warriors who believe in their own strength and in the righteousness of their cause. They gather under the banners of Minin and Pozharsky.