This article focuses on the concept of the political offered by Carl Schmitt. There are two main purposes in this article. The first one is to explain the tendency of anti-liberalism in the concept of the political by using the studies developed by Heinrich Meier and Leo Strauss. The second one is to explain the main characters in the concept of the political. There are three characters we are interested in, which are the independence, the concrete situation and the existential meaning, and the collectivity. Each of the character gives the concept of the political some specific problems, including the problem of autonomy, of the stability, and of the difference from the state of nature compared to Hobbes’s theory. This article hopes to elucidate those problems.