The monograph of the candidate of historical sciences D.I. Stogov is dedicated to the Black Hundreds - outstanding figures of the Russian monarchist movement of the early twentieth century, who played a large role in the formation of Russian national ideology and in the formation of the national identity of the Russian people. In the pre-revolutionary years, before the threat of the death of Historical Russia, a healthy part of the Russian people self-organized into numerous right-wing (Black Hundred) structures that were able to repulse the instigators of the turmoil of 1905-1907. The book examines the biographies of the most prominent representatives of the right-wing monarchist movement of the early twentieth century (primarily the largest party right-wing figures - members of the leadership structures of the main Black-Hundred organizations that formed the right ideology, right-wing worldview, right-wing politics) and shows how the Black-Hundred movement developed, how the formation of its political ideology went.