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Chapter 1470 The Three Emperors Covenant

When the Emperor of Qin and the Roman Emperor reached a two-month covenant in the Caucasus, the Persian emperor could no longer sit still. Seeing the Persian alliance seized a large amount of Rome's land during the civil strife in Rome, Rome has now reached such an important covenant with the Qin Dynasty.

One hundred thousand Turkic cavalry would come from the front line of the Caucasus at any time, directly threatening the Persian capital Taixifeng.

Especially the trade agreement reached between Daqin and Rome will relieve the current serious economic crisis of Rome, and Persia will find it difficult to continue to stalk Rome's neck.

The messengers of Kusil rushed to see the Emperor of Qin one after another, and came with great gifts again and again. However, during the alliance, the emperor did not pay much attention to them.

It was not until the covenant was reached that the emperor formally received the Persian emperor's envoy.

After a banquet full of oriental style, the emperor offered to join the Persian emperor.

The emperor chose the place of the alliance (Kabul).

This is an important city on the Daxia Road of Daqin, and it is also an important town on the Silk Road and a trading city. It is located in the central and eastern part of Daxia Road, on the southern foot of the Khushi Mountain in Xingdu, and on the Tiaozhi River Valley.

This is the only way to the Silk Road connecting Central and South Asia. To the east is the Khyber Pass of Mount Hindu Kush, which is the most important valley passage to the Indian continent of South Asia.

The Uzhangna, Kendra, Gusimi and other countries to the east of the mountain pass occupy the fertile Xindu River Basin to the south of the Bolu Kingdom and directly reach the Tianzhu Sea.

The Kushan and Yanda once fought in the Khyber Pass, fought in the Xindu River Basin, and seized this fertile land.

Therefore, although most of the Daxia is on the plateau, mostly mountains, Gobi desert, etc., it is an extremely important strategic location. It not only connects to the Tianzhu continent to the east, but also to the west is Persia.

The emperor chose this alliance and had a deep intention.

The alliance with the Roman emperors was concluded, and the alliance with the Persian emperors was also to conclude a formal border agreement.

The emperor returned from the Caucasus eastward and returned to the bank of the Aral Sea to rest in Huoxun City for a while. He no longer walked the route of medicine and water killing when he came. Instead, he took another route from the Aral Sea to flow into the Great River Wuhu River, and went west to inspect Kangguo, Shiguo, Caoguo and other countries. The emperor issued an edict to the kings of Zhaowu and Hu in the River.

The imperial edict was given to Anxi County, the king was granted the Marquis of Anxi, and the Dong'an Kingdom was given to Mulu County, and the king was given to Mulu Hou.

The imperial edict was given to King He as the Marquis of Guishan and the Kushan County was established with his territory.

King Mi was the Marquis of Nanmi, and his place was established in Nanmi County. King Kang was the Marquis of Kangju, and his place was established in Kangju County.

The King of Western Cao was the Marquis of Sedihen, and the land was the Marquis of Sedihen County. The King of Xiaoshi was named Nasebo Marquis, and the land was the Marquis of Nasebo County.

King Shi was appointed as the Marquis of Pisha, and the territory was established as the Marquis of Pisha County.

King Shi was granted the title of Marquis of Dayuan, and the place was established in Dayuan County. King Bahanna was granted the title of Marquis of Xiu Wei, and the place was established in Xiu Wei County.

The emperor set it as the Hezhong Road to the south of Qianquan Mountain, west of Pamir Mountain, and north of Wuhu River.

On Hezhong Road, the emperor ordered the title of 18 marquises and established 18 counties, including three court-level counties and fifteen counties.

The three counties are Tuozhe County (Tashkent), Zhenzhu County (Ferganna), and Samogen County (Samarkand). The places in these three counties are all located in the most important places of Hezhong Road, and are also the most fertile valley basin and oasis. The Sanzheng County controls the most prominent place, and is connected with the characters of Pin. At the same time, they also monitor several vassal states such as Kang State, the strongest country in the river.

The emperor stayed in the river for half a year, stationed 12,000 troops in each of the three county dynasties, and personally guided the improvement of the Fengdun Army Fort Village and patrol camp on the Silk Road of Hezhong Road.

Then the emperor drove to the southeast, crossed Wuhu Mountain and entered Daxia Road.

The emperor also met the princes in Daxia, setting up eighteen counties, fifteen counties, and three counties were established.

Sanzheng County is Gumo County, Yueshi County and Tiaozhi County. Sanzheng County comes down from the Wuhu River and is connected from the north to the south, and it is also guarding the important Silk Road traffic line.

The emperor joined forces with the Persian Emperor Kuslao II at the foot of the Great Snow Mountain (Hindu Kush Mountain). The Persian emperor traveled thousands of miles from the Persian border.

The Persian emperor brought 20,000 guards to escort, including the unparalleled Persian heavy cavalry. However, when the Persian emperor saw that there was also a powerful heavy cavalry beside the Emperor of Qin, he put away his show-off.

Persia had excellent Suozijia, but the Mingguangjia of Daqin was also very excellent.

Not to mention, the Qin army also had strong Modao heavy infantry and unparalleled divine cannons that siege the city.

The Persian emperor was a little dissatisfied with the covenant between the Qin and Rome, complaining that the Qin emperor should not let the Turks serve Rome. Luo Cheng smiled and perfunctorily used it on the grounds that the Turks were just vassals of the Qin Dynasty and the court would not interfere too much, which made Kusir helpless.

When the Persian emperor proposed to the Emperor of Qin to stop the Turks from sending troops to assist Rome, Luo Cheng proposed to let Persia divide the desert Gobi south of Daxia to the sea to Daqin. The emperor's reason was that the Qin Dynasty also had an outlet south of Daxia. In the future, the sea and land Silk Roads will be connected, which will allow the trade between Daqin and Persia to a higher level.

After all, that area was owned by Kushan, Yanda and others before, and this area was also very barren, but in the face of this unreasonable request, Kussel directly refused.

To count it, Persia had Tochar a long time ago and established a province here.

In the end, Persia was willing to maintain its current border at most and recognize the right to inherit the land of Tochar that the Turks had occupied after the Turks conquered Yanda. In addition, after the Turks destroyed Yanda, they later snatched away the part of the Tochar that should have been divided into Persia regardless of the alliance, and were willing to admit that it was the part that should have been divided into Persia.

The Persian emperor only hoped to get the support of the Qin Dynasty.

It is not only limited to large loans and the sale of arms, but also comprehensive trade of other merchants and goods. They hope to get direct support from the Qin army, especially the support of the Qin Ocean Trade Fleet.

This ocean-going trade fleet was originally part of the South China Sea Fleet, but later it was single-rowed. It has strong strength and has a large number of new treasure ships. It has excellent ocean-going navigation performance and outstanding armed forces. Persia hopes to get the support of this Great Qin Ocean Fleet so that they can gain an absolute advantage over Rome in the upcoming Constantinople siege.

In order to get the support of this elite ocean-going armed fleet, the Persian emperor was willing to pay for extremely sincere employment costs.

But no matter how many gold coins the Persian emperor was willing to take out, Luo Cheng was unwilling to do so. Even if the Persian emperor gritted his teeth and proposed that he would set a piece of land on the Persian border south of Great Xia, Luo Chengdu did not agree.

Although the Persian emperor was willing to draw a few hundred miles away, the border between the two countries was a large desert and a Gobi desert, with only a small oasis. The hundreds of miles were still far from the coastline, and only some tribal herders lived in it. This buffer border line that was almost equivalent to an unmanned land, what is the purpose of coming?

Since Persia refused to really give territory, the emperor was not interested in giving a desert of five or six hundred miles.

The alliance lasted for more than a month. It was not until the Roman Emperor Chiraclio had asked Ye Hu to lead the Turkic army out of the Caucasus and enter the Persian border that Mr. Kus was unable to end the alliance.

In the end, Persia was also unable to receive direct support from the Qin army. The Emperor of Qin just borrowed a large loan from Persia, and then the two sides agreed on a large purchase contract for treasure ships. However, if these warships were to be delivered, the fastest batch would have to be three years later.

This was a bit helpless for Persia, but it could only be so. In the end, Luo Cheng and Kus Lao II signed a two-month alliance between the Great Qin Empire and the Persian Empire, and demarcated the boundaries of the territory. Kus Lao II admitted that the Great Qin Dynasty had against the entire territory of the former Turks in Tochar, and generously gave half of the five hundred-mile desert to the south to the Qin Dynasty.

After completing the alliance, Emperor Kuslao hurriedly returned to Persia with the three thousand sets of Daqin armored cavalry suits purchased from Luo Cheng.

The emperor also began to return north.

When the emperor returned to the Pamir Mountains, civil strife occurred in Bolu Kingdom again, and the capital was broken, and the king and the royal family were all slaughtered. The Bolu rebels even besieged the Qin Dynasty to station troops in Bolu's military city.
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