The system of education in noble families in the 18th century.

After the reforms carried out by Peter I, the nobility began to rise. Meanwhile, it was rigidly bound in obligations to the state. Peter introduced a system for obtaining ranks, making it difficult to get to higher positions. But his contribution to education and culture was colossal. The upbringing of the nobility became noble. The children of the nobles had to get an education, otherwise they were forbidden to marry. Some went to study abroad. Children of the nobility were brought up on European values and culture. They also had to serve.