Daming 1805

Chapter 79 The Tianzhu People on the Tianzhu Battlefield

Chapter 79 The Tianzhu People on the Tianzhu Battlefield

Mumbai in Tianzhu is the largest city in the Tianzhu city under British control, the closest to the battlefield.

Therefore, Mumbai has become the British front-line combat command center in the Tianzhu battlefield.

After the Anti-Ming Alliance and the Ming Dynasty officially stopped the war, a large number of soldiers who retreated from the front line swarmed around the city of Mumbai in a disorderly manner.

Let this already a bit chaotic city, it is about to be completely chaotic.

The British Tianzhu Governor's Office was very annoying, and had to dispatch a large number of Tianzhu military police and police to manage and control their compatriots.

These soldiers are basically Tianzhu people.

The soldiers on the Tianzhu battlefield are all Tianzhu people, and there seems to be no problem with this sentence.

It's just that among the parties to the war, there is no country like Tianzhu.

In fact, there is no country called Tianzhu in this world.

In the north, there are only a few Ming vassal states and Huangzhuang, and a group of independent Tianzhu local kings who are subordinate to the vassal kings and Huangzhuang.

In the south is the Governor's Office of the British Tianzhu Colony, plus the British East India Company, which has been in name only, and its subordinates are also a large group of Tianzhu princes.

Most of the Tianzhu people were sent to the Ming and British battlegrounds in the Tianzhu region as servants of the Ming Dynasty and the British.

More than 60 years ago, Ming and Great Britain formed an alliance not long ago, and just drove Spain out of the Great Ming Ocean and the Little Western Ocean.

At this time, the Mughal (Mughal) empire in Tianzhu was plunged into civil strife, so Ming and England joined forces again and began to carve up Tianzhu from the north and south.

During the Ming Dynasty, the conflict between Britain and France was mediated. France gave up several colonial points in Tianzhu, but received some compensation in Yinzhou.

The French colonies of Yinzhou have not lost as many times as they have in history. They have always occupied the entire Great Lakes region and the banks of the St. Lawrence River.

The development of New France is much more prosperous than in history, and now the French-speaking white population has exceeded 2000 million.

The two major powers, Ming and Ying, attacked the Tianzhu region at the same time, and there was still a clear competitive relationship between the two countries.

Coupled with the powerful assistance of steamships, it can transport enough soldiers and weapons to directly engage with the local armed forces.

All these factors greatly accelerated the process of colonization in the Tianzhu region.

It took a total of more than 30 years, almost one-third of the time spent by the British in history, and this fertile land was divided between Ming and Britain.

The areas controlled by the Ming Dynasty were concentrated in the north, including the northern part of the modern Indian peninsula, northeastern India, Bangladesh, Pakistan and other places.

In fact, Daming could have held more land in Tianzhu.

But at the same time that Ming and England were dividing up Tianzhu, the two countries also joined forces in the southern Mexico region to seize the land of the Boers descended from the Netherlands.

Earlier, in the era of the alliance between Daming and Spain, when the Ming and the West fought the Dutch together, Daming was still unable to conquer the southern Mexico region.

After all, the Boers there are descendants of Taissi, and the place where they have fully reproduced cannot be conquered by sailing ships and sending thousands of soldiers.

Therefore, after the Ming Dynasty and the Spaniards considered it, they let these Boers establish their own country independently from the Netherlands.

In the era of the Ming-Ying Alliance, steam sailboats have become popular, and both the Ming and the British have the ability to conquer these places, so it is natural to do it.

It may be because the Ming Emperor knew that the South Mozhou area was rich in minerals, or because it was the route node to the Atlantic Ocean and South Yinzhou.

It is also possible to prepare for the exclusive occupation of Xiaoxiyang, after preparing to completely occupy here, cut off the British back road to Tianzhu at the right time.

Therefore, Daming put more power into South Mozhou, and finally grabbed the Cape of Good Hope area with the best location, as well as most of the South Mozhou area east of the Cape of Good Hope.

The British eventually got only a few pieces of land west and north of the Cape of Good Hope and southwest Mexico (Namibia).

At that time, the United Kingdom proposed to exchange part of the land in Nantianzhu for land in the southeastern part of South Mexico or Madagascar, so as to facilitate British access to the Lesser Ocean and Tianzhu.

But Daming refused after considering it, which may be the starting point of the crack in Mingying's relationship.

In order to appease the British who were still allies at the time, Daming allowed the British fleet to dock in southern Mexico for supplies, and gave Mauritius and the Maldives to the British.

At the same time, the United Kingdom itself has occupied several pieces of land in the northwest of the Cape of Good Hope, as well as the Namibia region to the northwest, where a large-scale supply station can be built.

The British could barely continue to maintain the Little Ocean route and control the Indian colonies that had been carved up, and the British reluctantly accepted Daming's advice.

In the next 20 years, the contradictions between Ming and Britain continued to accumulate until the anti-Ming war broke out.

Before the war officially began, the total population of Tianzhu, ruled by the Ming Dynasty, had grown to 1.05 million.

Among them, there are about 1500 million Ming immigrants and pure blood descendants, about 3000 million mixed blood descendants, and the remaining pure blood Tianzhu people are 6000 million.

Due to the very strict civic power hierarchy formulated by Emperor Shizu, and the growing awareness of the common ethnic group of "Daming people" during the process of overseas colonization.

When the Daming immigrants were asked to marry overseas, as long as there was even the slightest condition, they would find the daughters of other immigrants.

The children born in this way can successfully obtain the citizenship of the vassal state when they reach adulthood.

The first generation of immigrants themselves also have imperial citizenship, so the qualified immigrants will return to Daming to give birth to children, so that their children can also get imperial household registration and citizenship.

If they marry local women in Tianzhu, then their children may only have the national identity of the local vassal state.

Whether you have the citizenship of a vassal state depends on the origin and status of the concubine, and more importantly, the status of the father.

However, the nobles and wealthy classes in the immigrants were accustomed to accepting "Hu Ji" as their concubines.

They are not too worried about the status of their descendants, and even need the assistance of such mixed descendants to manage and rule those Tianzhu natives.

Therefore, while the immigrants of the Ming Dynasty reproduced themselves, they also left a large number of mixed-race descendants in the Tianzhu area.

The southern part of Tianzhu controlled by the United Kingdom is not as good as the Daming-controlled area in the north.

The overall population is also relatively small, at around 7500 million before the launch.

In response to the continuous immigration policy of the Ming Dynasty, the British once actively recruited white Thais to immigrate to Tianzhu.

Anyone who can speak English is welcome, and anyone who can't speak English but is willing to learn is welcome.

In the Tianzhu area now under British control, there are 500 million white immigrants and native whites, almost 1000 million mixed-race descendants, and the remaining 6000 pure-blooded Tianzhu natives.

The traditional system of polygamy and multiple concubines in the Ming Dynasty, combined with the rank system of suzerain-vassal citizens in the Ming Dynasty, played a huge role in the process of reproductive colonization.

After the Thai people learned about it, they also vigorously followed suit in the colonies, and while maintaining the normal continuation of the family's bloodline, they reproduced a large number of mixed-race descendants as a tool of governance.

If the Ming and British reproductive colonization policies continue, then after another 100 years, the pure-blooded Indians may become a minority.

Just like the Japanese and Koreans in the current Ming Dynasty, they may even disappear completely in the future.

Then, the mixed-race descendants of the opposite fringe will take the place of the natives in society.

If the social pattern and system do not change, this process will continue to cycle until only pure blood descendants remain in the society.

At the same time, when Ming and Britain immigrated to Tianzhu more than 2000 million, and the world's technological level was more developed than that of the same period in history.

The total population of the entire Tianzhu region before the war was still basically the same as the historical period, about 1.8 million.

Because both Mingying and Ying were accustomed to recruiting Tianzhu people to fight, they used to go to other areas to fight, but now they fight directly in Tianzhu.

In the entire anti-Ming war, the actual number of casualties on the Tianzhu battlefield should be the largest in the entire war.

Because this is the most developed and densely populated area of ​​all the warring areas, and it can produce weapons and ammunition independently.

Then Mingying and the two sides continued to fight a meat-grinding tug of war here for more than ten years...

Tianzhu soldiers were of low level and often made various mistakes, so they formed a tug-of-war that repeatedly pushed each other, which made the war even more tragic.

No one knows the exact number of Tianzhu casualties, and neither side of the war has a particularly accurate number.

According to the estimates of private newspapers, the number of direct deaths on the battlefield should exceed 1000 million, and the indirect casualties caused by the war may be even more.

So now the total population of the Tianzhu region may have dropped to less than 1.6 million.

If you analyze it by gender and age ratio, the data will become even more ugly, because the number of young and middle-aged men has experienced a terrifying cliff-like decline.

Daming's goal in the Tianzhu battlefield was originally to completely drive out the British and completely monopolize the entire Tianzhu and Xiaoxiyang, so he was the attacker of the Tianzhu battlefield.

The Tianzhu Governor's Office in the United Kingdom had difficulty in communicating with the mainland and the rear, so it could only try to defend itself.

It is precisely the current level of technology that is conducive to defense, plus India's native resources and food are abundant enough.

The key is that both sides are accustomed to using the Tianzhu people to fight the war of attrition, and are reluctant to let their own soldiers go directly to the battlefield, at most as officers to supervise the battle.

Therefore, the British Tianzhu has been able to maintain until now, so much so that some newspapers suspect that the two sides are deliberately consuming the Tianzhu population.

However, most of the British generals in Tianzhu felt that it was a fluke to keep Tianzhu, and now they have begun to celebrate.

 In the future, Chapter 2 will be updated every day at [-]:[-] pm, sometimes it will be too late at [-]:[-] pm.

  
 
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