The Chinese army's expeditionary camp occupied the beach fifty miles southwest of Kolkata. After the army led by the prince of the Mughal Empire, Aurangzeb, retreated westward after being defeated. The flanks of the Kolkata city were exposed to the Chinese army. The European Union's attack on Kolkata was not smooth, and they drove the gunship outside the port and were bombarded by Mughal shore artillery. During the attack, twelve European Union's gunships were damaged, and one of the Spanish double-marsted gunships was sunk. As the main force of the Chinese army's expeditionary camp landed, the Zuo Erya tribe of the deputy general manager of the expeditionary camp attacked Kolkata from the west.

The city received by the Chinese army was dilapidated. After the first round of plundering, the Chinese army handed over the place to the European Union for plunder for five days. Soon, Emperor Zhang Ping'an convened a coalition military discussion three days later, dividing the route of attacking the Mughals into two routes, and the European Union advanced southward, and the main force of the Chinese army attacked northward. In this way, the army of the Mughal Empire in the Bangladesh province would be surrounded by the main force of the Chinese army. The Bangladesh province was the territory of the prince Sujashah. According to the emperor Zhang Ping'an's idea, the army that destroyed Sujashah in Bangladesh first and then advanced westward.

What the Emperor Zhang Ping'an of the Chinese Empire never expected was that Prince Sujashah noticed that the situation was critical and actually gave up the Bangladesh province and led the main force to evacuate westward. Sujashah spent a long time in Bangladesh and was naturally familiar with the local geographical environment. In addition, after the Chinese army landed in Kolkata, they were almost infantry and could not quickly form an encirclement. Sujashah was very decisive when he evacuated. In addition to letting the army carry rations and military supplies, he discarded a large amount of uncarried goods. The Chinese army's various war barracks attacked on land can be said to have suffered all the hardships in the past few months.

There was a thousand-mile-long primeval forest between the Myanmar province of the Chinese Empire and the Mughal Empire. The engineering battalion exhausted more than 700 auxiliary soldiers to build roads. If it were included, there were more than 8,000 slaves who had been recruited. The 7,000 elephants mobilized from Siam and Myanmar also exhausted more than 3,000 due to endless labor. When Chief of Staff Gu Xin appeared in the Bangladesh Plain with a bunch of extremely tired soldiers, the enemy did not meet the army of Wusizangdusi who had been waiting for a long time. What they did not expect was that Emperor Zhang Ping'an led the main force of the Yixing camp to rest here for a long time.

After the three armies gathered, Emperor Zhang Ping'an issued an edict: the entire army will rest and stockpile military capital in Bangladesh. For a war like destroying the country, Emperor Zhang Ping'an, as the commander of the Chinese, knew that it was not realistic to fight quickly and resolve quickly. This idea of ​​ending the battle as soon as possible by relying on the advantage of weapons will bring a catastrophe to the Chinese army. As a commander, he must keep a clear mind and see the threats faced by the Chinese army. Chen Zheng, Duke of Qin in Chang'an, wrote a memorial, suggesting that the Chinese army stationed on the front line of Xinjiang go south and attack the Mughal Empire on both sides. Although Chen Zheng's memorial made

Emperor Zhang Ping'an was moved. He thought about it for a long time and decided to refute this suggestion. After all, the main force of the Chinese army in the east of Mughals was thousands of miles apart from the Chinese army in Xinjiang. Even if a letter was sent, it would take more than a month to reach Xinjiang. It would take more than a month to send a message from Bangladesh to arrive in Xinjiang, and this could only be completed by the inns and postmen who were rushing day and night. If a road collapsed or floods were delayed, it would be necessary to delay time. Without sufficient preparation, the Chinese army attacking in Xinjiang could only be regarded as a partial army, and the Chinese army that was alone and deeply moved may not have a chance to win.

In the eyes of Emperor Zhang Ping'an, the qualifications of several Chinese generals stationed in Xinjiang were not particularly outstanding. What they could rely on were almost decades of experience in fighting. They would not make any mistakes when they were able to defend the territory of the empire. If they were allowed to attack and leap forward thousands of miles to attack the west of the Mughal Empire, Zhang Ping'an was not very sure about these generals. For this reason, Zhang Ping'an ordered the Chinese army to conquer the Yichang camp to repeatedly sweep the Mughal provinces, and the rest were mainly resting. It has to be said that the local kings in all parts of Mughal Bangladesh.

The family was rich, and the army of the Yixing camp seized a large amount of gold, silver and jewelry. As for the food confiscated, the entire army was entitled to eat it for the first half of the year. When the Intelligence Department of the Chinese Empire tortured the prisoners and learned about the intelligence that the Portuguese informed the Mughals, Emperor Zhang Ping'an issued an order to expel the Portuguese from the coalition forces. In particular, the Portuguese sold muskets and ammunition produced by the Chinese Empire to the Mughals, which made Emperor Zhang Ping'an feel even more unhappy. Subsequently, Emperor Zhang Ping'an ordered the Imperial Office to cancel the Portuguese trade qualification.

European powers were eager for the Chinese Empire to impose sanctions on the Portuguese, which resulted in a lack of a commercial competitor. When the Chinese army cleared the Mughal provinces, Emperor Zhang Ping'an was also thinking about how to divide and disintegrate the Mughals politically. When the Chinese army conquered the Yichang camps, the local Turkish kings did not resist. Even if the Chinese army confiscated the homes, these Turkish kings only begged to leave some food for them to live. Therefore, Emperor Zhang Ping'an found a political solution to govern the area after pacifying the Mughal Empire. The Chinese Empire was three in the southwest.

The chieftain system adopted by the province has been effective after more than ten years of implementation. All chieftains were very obedient in the face of the strong army of the imperial army. Zhang Ping'an planned to implement a similar system in Mughals according to the imperial chieftain system. So Zhang Ping'an issued an order to return part of the property to the local local kings. He wanted to see how these local kings would perform. Unexpectedly, shortly after the imperial decree of Emperor Zhang Ping'an was implemented, dozens of local kings in Bangladesh actually took their families to pay homage to the emperor. These local kings betrayed the officials who were hiding there, which was regarded as paying a letter of resignation to the Chinese Empire. Their actions were highly praised by the emperor.

Soon, Zhang Ping'an issued another decree and rewarded the local king who made great contributions. In fact, the Mughal officials in various places were already frightened birds. They hid in the countryside and did not pose too many threats to the Chinese army. The reason why Emperor Zhang Ping'an rewarded the local king who made surrender was to use it to win people's hearts. Don't underestimate the dozens of local kings in Bangladesh. They still have high prestige among the local people. Some trivial matters among the people are basically the local kings exercising the power to judge cases. The top leaders of the Mughal Empire believe in the religion, while the people believe in the local people.

Religion, the Tu King can just connect the past and the future. With food in hand, the Chinese army in rest and rest are not in a hurry to launch a new offensive. The reason is that Zhang Ping'an, the commander of the Chinese army, is cautious and will not take the initiative to launch a new battle before fully grasping the enemy situation. Although the Chinese army did not launch a new battle, the surveying and mapping staff of the General Staff began to survey and map the nearby terrain under the protection of the cavalry. Soon, the General Staff discovered a good place, which was in the Berguria area 700 miles northwest of Kolkata.

The biggest weakness of the Chinese army is that it cannot do without baggage during wars, which also limits the maximum attack range of the Chinese army. In order to deal with the possible counterattack by the Mughals, the Chinese army must have an outpost warning so that the main force can be given enough time to transfer troops. Considering that the Chinese army on land was not resting for a long time, Chief of Staff Gu Xin transferred Luo Tianmen of Tianxiong Camp to Berguria. Before leaving, Gu Xin specifically asked Luo Tian to go to the General Staff to discuss in detail and explain the precautions when setting up camp. In particular, the water source here must be controlled, and the water source cannot be cut off by the enemy. In order to ensure that the rear of the Tianxiong Camp

There is no problem with the road. Seventy miles southeast of Tianxiong Camp, the strongest war barracks of the Chinese Army are stationed. Sixty miles northeast of Tianxiong Camp, there is the Zuo Erya tribe of the Chinese Army's Yixing Camp. These three war barracks are supporting each other and can support each other during wartime. The terrain and climate here are quite strange, with clear climate in the north, and watery in the east and severe water shortage in the west during the dry season. In response to the climatic conditions here, the General Staff of the Chinese Army attaches great importance to water sources. In order to welcome the arrival of the rainy season in the new year, the Chinese Army built three moisture-proof ammunition storage warehouses 170 miles north of Kolkata.

Practicing the opponent on the battlefield has always been the strength of Emperor Zhang Ping'an. The Chinese army is not in a hurry to attack, and makes a defensive posture, which is to make the Mughals themselves unable to hold back and take the initiative to attack. As the invading side, the Chinese army occupied the territory of the Mughal Empire, and the Mughal court will definitely not sit idly by. According to Zhang Ping'an's own understanding, no effective emperor will sit idly by and watch the territory of the country be occupied by foreign enemies. Therefore, Zhang Ping'an judged that the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan must make a counterattack. The only thing that makes Zhang Ping'an unable to determine is what season will the enemy counterattack appear in?

.Because the Chinese army's various war barracks came from afar, especially when crossing the sea to carry a large number of war horses, the Chinese army seemed weak in quickly receiving the enemy. According to the pre-war arrangements, the Chinese army's war horses first adapted to the climate in Yunnan, then entered Myanmar for a while, and finally entered Bangladesh along the repaired road. Unexpectedly, more than 100,000 war horses could finally reach the front line, and the remaining tens of thousands died on the road because they were not adapted to the land and land. However, Emperor Zhang Ping'an was very generous. He once again ordered the Chinese imperial court to raise horses for the army at all costs.

The war horses that arrived at the front were soon divided into two A-level war barracks, Eagle Camp and Blade Camp. Emperor Zhang Ping'an wanted to let these two war barracks recover their combat power as quickly as possible. As Emperor Zhang Ping'an of the Chinese Empire expected, Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan could not tolerate the invasion of the Chinese army, and he ordered the convening of young and powerful people across the country to gather in the capital Delhi. After Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan learned that his two sons had failed in the first battle, he judged that the target of the Chinese army's attack would be the capital Delhi. For this reason, Mantha Bdar, who was recruited from all over the country, brought his own minions, and the local kings from all over the country led his command.

The soldiers of the lower land came to help the war. Just as the Mughal Emperor was watching the troops transferred from all over the country gathered in the capital, he discovered something that puzzled him, that is, the army of the Chinese Empire stayed in the province of Bangladesh after winning. Soon, the Turkish king who fled back from Bangladesh sent a message to Shah Jahan, saying that the Chinese Empire's emperor Zhang Ping'an only wanted to occupy Bangladesh and did not intend to be an enemy of the Mughal. This news made the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan very angry. Last time the Chinese Empire sent an envoy to say that it was to make friends with the Mughal Empire, but it ended up occupying a large area of ​​territory of the Mughal Empire. (To be continued)
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