Xinshun 1730

Chapter 1170 Preparations for War ([-])

Just such a scene, if there is no chaos after death, it will really be an anecdote through the ages.

Perhaps, the traditional culture of Dashun is certainly different from that of Bangladesh.

Perhaps, the history of Dashun is completely different from that of Bangladesh.

However, does this prevent the group of people in Dashun who have read history books from coming to the conclusion that "after death, there will be chaos"?
Obviously, no hindrance at all.

This has nothing to do with the differences between traditions, cultures, and histories.

Du Feng knew there would be a fight soon.

I also know that the order given to him by the emperor and the Privy Council is to wait, and don't hesitate when it's time to do something.

Several plans, possibilities, and calculations of the Privy Council should be carried out according to the plan.

Dashun has remained motionless, just waiting for France to withdraw and Bangladesh to become chaotic.

Moreover, Dashun has a huge advantage.

Because Dashun entered the stage late, Dashun had a good relationship with the heir in his early 20s.

Because the trade volume between Dashun and Bangladesh is small, the relationship between Dashun and any successor who is interested in Bangladesh's independence is very good.

Because the court of Dashun was all about collecting taxes, no one can clearly see Dashun's ambitions.

To put it bluntly, in history, this young man in his early 20s died because he wanted to be independent, engage in trade, and take trade profits and tariffs into his own hands.

He offended the British, the aunt and uncle who controlled the customs, the Sikh businessmen of the comprador group, and the major compradors.

If this is not dead, it is estimated that this method and level can be ranked in the top ten among the emperors of all dynasties in China.

But he's not at that level.

So historically he died.

Dashun entered the competition late, which has the advantage of being late.

Dashun's trade volume in India is not large, and it also has the advantage of a small trade volume.

Because the trade volume is not large and the entry is late, which means that any feudal monarch who aspires to be independent will choose Dashun as an ally.

The British entered the field early, so they have their own forces in Calcutta.

The British have a large trade volume, so there is a very strong comprador group that cooperates with the British.

Will the established comprador group allow its successors to transfer powers such as tariffs and trade to the government?Obviously not.

Can the heir feel at ease as a comprador?
This choice, unless the eyes of the sky are opened.

Otherwise, I have 12000 cavalry, 35000 musketeers, 60 French cannons, and 3000 cavalry warriors; and the British have only 800, or thousands of people... The advantage lies with me, and I am not the rightful monarch on the good side , to be a dog?
Just looking at this data, how can you lose?
In fact, this data is really good, but I didn't expect things like "Guanyuan War God Kobayakawa Hideaki" and "Han Kangzi Wei Huanzi under Jinyang City to fight back"... But this kind of thing is definitely not in the paper data Yes, reading on paper is indeed my advantage.

Such a good card, why let the British dominate the trade?

Why can't they capture Calcutta, let the British do business honestly, take the tariff power into their own hands, dominate the trade, make more money, and then defeat the Marathas, blast the Afghans, and reproduce Aurangze Wouldn't it be better to be the emperor of India in the glorious era of Buddha than to seal the frontiers of Bengal?
It is very normal to have this idea, and it is not delusional, especially now that Britain can only station one or two thousand soldiers in India, and France is involved, it is really normal.

And in the follow-up trials, it was also discovered that the British are actually not difficult to fight.It is not difficult to catch a hundred or ten British people and throw them in prison.

But the problem is that in this case, the enemy is often not outside, but inside.

Internal problems will inevitably lead to external intervention.

To solve internal problems, we must seize power, we must regain the independence of customs duties, and we must offend the comprador group, the customs and military supply logistics forces of the aunt, otherwise there is no way to make it public.

The reverse is also the same, if he chooses to go outside first, then the internal careerists and opponents will quickly kill him and make him fail outside.All fools know that after you drove the British away, the next step is to deal with us compradors. Can we concentrate on helping you?I can't kill you.

Of course, this is not completely incomprehensible. From the history books of Dashun, some masters who played politics, seized military power, seized money bags, and sleight-of-hand were found in the history books. For the former hero, this is really a good start, and there is no level of difficulty at all.

As for the factions that are eligible to enter the arena at this time, Dashun is the most special one.

The trade between Dashun and Bangladesh is limited to saltpeter.

Gone.

Dashun neither buys cotton cloth from Bangladesh.

Nor buy opium from Bengal.

Don't buy the rest of the messy goods from Bangladesh.

Dashun and the merchant groups in Bangladesh have nothing to do with each other.

It's not that they are lofty, but that they can't meet.

Dashun drove away the Dutch, and after the doves took over the magpie's nest, the group of people in Bangladesh who controlled foreign trade had already approached Dashun.

The trade exchanges between Dashun and them can be said to be boring.

Dashun asked: Hey, we have cotton cloth here, do you want it?

The Bangladeshi businessman said: We also have it. Our muslin cloth is the best cotton cloth in India, and we are thinking of selling it to you.

Da Shun asked: Hey, do you want the coarse cloth?

The Bangladeshi businessman replied: No, our production of coarse cloth is also the number one in India.

"What about the silk?"

"Rajshahi's silk is inferior to yours, but it is also better than Ottoman and Italian products."

"Where's the sugar?"

"The Chinese slave labor uprising before Batavia was partly due to our sugar price reduction in Bangladesh."

"Where are the gems?"

"We produce as much ourselves as Ceylon."

"Where's the gold powder?"

"We are Sunni or Shia, not Hindu, and we don't like this stuff. We export rice and opium, do you want it?"

"No. Opium is not allowed to be smoked, and if you seize it, you will die; if the rice is transported to the place where it is needed, it will not make money."

After half a day of communication between the two sides, I found that either the goods were homogeneous and could not be sold; the non-quality goods, such as opium, were not allowed to be planted in Dashun, and they could not be planted; in theory, there must be a gap in Dashun for rice, and the problem is that it is convenient for sea transportation. , Dashun grain prices are very stable, not making money.

The trade volume between the two sides is very small.

The group of people in Bangladesh who have mastered the trade are of course pro-British, because the British buy goods from them, and try their best to reduce their dependence on Dashun for goods.

Therefore, Dashun’s late entry and small trade volume have instead become Dashun’s advantages, because it is obvious that Dashun is an ideal partner for a Bengali ruler who is interested in regaining trade rights and tariff rights.

It's kind of like a weird lesson from history.

Afghans, may rule India; Marathas, may also rule India.

But how could a group of people from the sea think of ruling India and ruling India for the purpose of collecting taxes?
Therefore, the heir in his 20s got in touch with Dashun very early on.

His small thoughts, Liu Yu's side, can see clearly.

If you play well, it can actually kill two birds with one stone.

This little heir is not anti-British, because he still has to do business with the British, and Dashun doesn’t buy Bangladeshi goods.

I just want to take the trade initiative and tariff dominance into my own hands and make money.

Dashun has been buying saltpetre from Bangladesh, and Dashun still has some special goods, such as porcelain, but the British East India Company can also get the goods. Relying on the sales network and power in Bangladesh, Dashun can't do it. Sell.

Therefore, this smart little heir who felt that he could make a difference, took the initiative to find Dashun, hoping to kill two birds with one stone.

It promises that Dashun will obtain the exclusive right to purchase saltpeter mines in Bangladesh in the future, and promises that Dashun's porcelain and other goods will be tax-free.

If Dashun were to end, then the trade between China and Britain would definitely be over, the two countries would inevitably have violent conflicts, and Dashun would definitely seize the British East India Company's business office in Dashun.

After the Sino-British trade is over, he can naturally continue to do business with the UK and continue to sell his cotton and silk products.After all, Bangladesh is a handicraft power second only to Dashun, and there are many alternative options.

At that time, he will not only give the British East India Company no choice but to accept trade with him; but also use Dashun's hand to help him regain the right to tariff and trade dominance.

It's a good idea.

If Dashun is a European country; if the fleet and army have to go around Africa and the Indian subcontinent to get here; if Dashun’s cities with tens of thousands of ethnic populations are tens of thousands of miles away...

It's actually a pretty good idea.

It's a pity that from the very beginning, Dashun rushed to support puppets; collecting land tax, population tax, and salt tax.

Once the war starts, it is necessary to pull out the elite cavalry, artillery, combat engineers, and mobilized government soldiers to fill in the line.

I don't want to be like the British at all, collude with this, collude with that, see every stitch, and win with micromanagement.

Strength wins skill.

Waiting is chaos.

The one that will lose in the chaos is the bet of the big forward pressure.

When losing to the point of crying, Dashun has a solution.

or:
Eastern things, there are Eastern stories.

Emperor Gaozong of Tang Dynasty Dahongxiao Emperor Shangyuan [-]nd year, the son of Yazdgerd III, the king of Sasanian Persian kings, Berus, went to Chang'an, and was named General Youweiwei.

As for the Celestial Dynasty, it is best to go through the process that should be followed.

or:
You will be away, and you have ordered to "do things cheaply".

But no matter what, regardless of whether to complete some of the procedures that should be followed, it still depends on the army to complete all this.

Especially in this era when all forces will build castles and rely on bastions to delay time.

The professional heavy infantry and combat engineers specially established by Dashun to attack the bastion need to continue to expand and train hard at any time.

Who knows when an 84-year-old man will die.

The Ceylon Han people have the advantages of the Ceylon Han people.

If you are familiar with the hot environment, those who are not familiar with it will die.

I am used to eating rice. After all, miners have been rich for a few years and want to eat flour. Before, they had to eat without rice.

The proportion of miners is very high, and shovels, dynamite, pickaxes, and digging holes are all skills for eating.

The closest to India, you can go ashore directly at any time, demolish forts, seize bastions, and even before the artillery support from Malacca arrives, you can use professional combat engineers to gnaw down key castles and buy time.

Including the Tianfu military system granted by the Guiyi Army, they were all prepared for this day from the time they went to Nanyang.

Dashun's India plan strategically requires "no allies, no traitors, no bribes" when entering the market.

How many years in advance, tens of thousands of Han Chinese who survived the cruel screening piled up in Ceylon, why should they learn the British and French methods of 2000 people?
(End of this chapter)