. Hearing the orders of Chekhosky, the scattered Poles gradually began to gather Zhu. Chuanchehosky was particularly cheerful. It turned out that he was still quite afraid of the Ming Dynasty. Although he thought that the Polish army was powerful, he was still a little "humble" about the famous Ming army. Finally, he was not arrogant and thought that he could fight hundreds of thousands of Ming troops. However, now hundreds of thousands of Ming troops could not capture Moscow City. This made Schehosky, who was originally a little afraid, suddenly felt that the Ming army was not as terrible as he imagined. At least, they did not even have Moscow after the heavy losses.

Schekhosky decided to take a military adventure, and he had reason to do so, because he was already a famous hero. He was the target of all the great Polish nobles, but he was not satisfied with this. He understood that in fact, the Russian army had not many troops stationed in Ukraine. With the dual advances of Ottoman and Poland, he was unable to resist at all. In the eyes of the Poles, perhaps Schekhosky won a great victory, but Schekhosky said that this victory was simply not worth mentioning, because in front of the 30,000 elite Polish troops, the terror cavalry was not the terrifying Cossack cavalry, nor the brave shooting army, but a group of garrisons composed of hundreds of people. He longed for a new and greater victory, and what he needed was not the false reputation of a hero.

"Target Moscow... Fight for the glory of the Slavs!" Schekhosky's order puzzled the officers and soldiers for the glory of the Slavs. Although the Poles also belonged to the Slavs, their current enemy. Aren't the Russians also Slavs? The honor for the Slavs? Is it going to fight for the Russians?

Everyone was confused. Although Slav was a nation, it had hardly developed into a unified unity. The cultural and political life of the Western Slavs had been integrated with the general European model. The Russians and Balkans were invaded by the Mongols and Turks because of their land. They had no close ties with European society for centuries.

Therefore, although the Western Slavs and the Balkans originated from the same nation, they have gone against each other in terms of their living habits and languages ​​and have no connection. The Slav nation is more of a long-standing noun, replaced by Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Czechs, Slovaks, Poles, Sobs, Slovenians, Croatians, Serbs, Bulgarians, Macedonians, Bosnians, Montenegros. There is no excessive connection among these ethnic groups. Some countries are closely connected, and some

The two neighbors of Poland and Russia are probably considered old enemies. In order to compete for territory, they have had many wars and formed deep enemies. Schekhosky changed the Poles to Slavs. Needless to say, it is naturally of a deep meaning. Many people secretly speculated that it was a mess. The soldiers could only obey Schekhosky's orders and began to pack up. They understood that they might be ready to fight again. However, Schekhosky's reputation was rising, and he went out with his orders. The soldiers not only did not feel sad, but felt very honored.

The officer who did not understand this order was called to the command center. Schehosky wore a new military uniform and stepped on high horse boots and began to assign tasks in a state of enthusiasm: "Lambert, take your cavalry quickly through the Ulagan Mountains, go straight out of Ukraine and go east, telling the Russian remnants along the way that you are going to fight to Moscow, and for the glory of Slavic you will defeat the invaders from the East.

Before Schehosky finished his words, the officer named Lambert immediately said, "What? General, do you ask me and my Wind Knight to rescue Moscow? Oh God, Lord General, I refuse to execute your orders. This is not a good idea."

The other officers also nodded and went to rescue Moscow. It was simply a joke, and they were not so kind.

"This is an order." Schekhosky began to feel that his subordinates were becoming more and more stupid. These stupid guys could not understand the intentions of his boss, who had great military achievements and wisdom. Finally, he squirmed and decided to let them know: "We are not going to rescue the Russians." He coughed, attracted everyone's attention and continued: "We are trying to save the Slavs. Moscow is in the most difficult time now. If we can stand up and run to their rural fields to promote this view, what will happen?"

What would happen if the officers were confused? No one thought about it anyway. In short, they were unwilling to let them save the group of Russian pigs. The Poles only fought for Poland, which is their most basic principle.

"Idiot!" Schekhosky began to curse, and he said furiously: "If we promote this, the Russians who have extreme fear of the Eastern people will go to the Polish side completely, and we will become the liberators of the Russians. The Poles will gain a lofty reputation, even higher than the Tsar. Countless Russian remnants and peasants will gather under our battle flag. We will appear on the battlefield when Moscow and the Ming army are both defeated. Our brave soldiers will give the Ming army a break. As long as we defeat the Ming army, we will become the rulers of the entire Russia...

Crazy, absolutely crazy, all the officers couldn't help but breathe. Someone retorted unwillingly: "General, why do you confirm that it's too much, small?" Will you rely on us? We have fought with the Russians for so many years.

Schekhosky glanced at the officer: "Please believe me, for the Russians, the Poles may be just an enemy, but the Russians are familiar with us, and they know how we will treat them, at least we have dealt with them before." He snorted coldly: "But for those Easterners, the Russians must be full of strong fear. This is not only caused by the unknown, but because the Russians have inherent horror towards the Easterners. Have you forgotten the Mongols from the East?"

In the year of terror, Genghis Khan led his army to the west. Four of them later, Mongolia confronted Russia in a battle, and Russia was defeated. After Genghis Khan's death, Badu conquered Russia. The Mongolian rule over Russia began, until the end of the thug. During the two hundred years of rule, the Russians were often called "Luota, Mongols." During the conquest, the methods used by the Mongols were extremely cruel, and had reached a point of remarkable extent, including Russia. This unparalleled brutality made the Russians always have a strong sense of terror towards the East, especially the army of the Easterners appeared in the heart of the Russians.

Mongolia attacked Balihei, and Balihei's surrender failed to save the city, and the city coins were completely destroyed. In Khorasan, Genghis Khan sent his young son Tolei to seize Mofu, and Mofu City surrendered. Almost all the residents in the city were massacred. Tolei sat on a golden chair placed on the Mofu plain. He witnessed the collective massacre. Men, women and children were separated, assigned to various military camps by category, and then beheaded them. Only Ruqian survived the death. Sultan's tomb was burned and the tomb was robbed.

Then, Toree went to punish Nishapur again because the city unfortunately repelled and killed the Mongolian general not long ago, Genghis Khan's son-in-law Tuohacha. This time, Nishapur City was captured and completely destroyed. Tuohacha's widow presided over the massacre. In order to prevent being deceived, the bodies were beheaded, and the grades were piled up by male, female and child respectively into pyramid shapes. Even cats and dogs were slaughtered.

Then, Genghis Khan settled the people of Ghazni. Except for the craftsmen who were sent to Mongolia by him, all the people of the city were killed. After the Battle of Baluwan, Yeli also rebelled. The Mongolian general Yan Jidai captured the city again after 6 months of siege. The residents of the city were killed, and the massacre took a whole week. Those who returned to Moff once foolishly killed the Persian chief who left Tolei in the city and supported Zalandin. They were harmed by Shijihutuhu, and none of them were spared. When the massacre was over, the Mongolians pretended to leave carefully. After they walked for a long time, all the poor hiding in the suburbs or basements thought the enemy had left. They came out one by one. At this time, the Mongolian defenders turned back to attack them and took him lucky.

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The Mongols gathered male residents of the surrounding areas, rural areas and unpreserved cities and drove them to the city moat or walls at the moment of war. As long as their bodies could fill the canal and their repeated attacks could consume the city guards, even if these poor people were their own compatriot Liu Chui. What's the matter? Sometimes they were disguised as Mongolians, and every ten people raised a Mongolian flag, so that after seeing the large number of people scattered on the grassland, the city guards believed that they were already threatened by Genghis Khan's army. Because of this strategy, a Mongolian team could force the enemy to surrender, and later, these crowds were no longer useful and were massacred.

At that time, a survivor described such a tragic scene.: What I heard was hard to believe. For example, it is said that there was a cavalryman who entered a densely populated village and killed his villagers one after another, but no one dared to resist. He also heard that there was a cavalryman who had no weapons in his hand and wanted to kill the captured people, so he ordered him to lie down and look for a knife. When he returned to kill this person, he did not dare to escape. Someone told me: "I had walked with seventeen people. When he saw a cavalryman coming, he ordered us to tie his hands behind his back. His companions obeyed him. I told them that he was only one person and should be killed and fled. The companions replied, "We are very scared." I encouraged them to say that he would kill you, and let us kill him first, and God might save us. However, no one dared to kill him. So I killed him with a knife. We escape safely."

In Russia, Mongolia had carried out many massacres of the Slav Principality on Russian land at that time. Not only that, under the rule of Mongolian princes, the right to first night of marriage, heavy taxes, crimes, and harsh policies of one person and the harsh rule of the whole family made the Russians have a deep fear of all Eastern affairs.

This was what Schekhosky grasped. Although he understood that the Ming Dynasty and the Mongols had an essential difference, I'm afraid even the Russians would understand it, just this lingering nightmare. I'm afraid that if the Russians were allowed to choose between Poland and the Ming Dynasty, the Russians would probably choose the former without hesitation, not because they had a great favor for the Poles, but because they knew the Poles better, and at least they knew who was dealing with themselves.

Although Russia lost Siberia, its territory was still very popular. Although the Ming army in this vast land was not organized by the Ming army. However, the other Russian regions were not surrounded and the front line was defeated, and almost all Russian towns suddenly lost their backbone. Without unified dispatch and mobilization, in the absence of a group of people, they had already fallen into panic and could not organize resistance. If the Poles appeared under the banner of expelling the Easterners, those panic would be at a loss.

The Russians would definitely be able to rely on them immediately when they were helpless. At that time, they would not need to spend a soldier to get the support of various towns, and they would have enough troops and supplies. With these, Schekhosky was confident that he could expel the Ming Dynasty with the national strength of Russia and Poland. After the war, the infamous Tsar had been despised, and Taschekhosky not only became the hero of the Poles, but also the liberator of Russia."

The officers were a little dissatisfied with Schehosky's bold order at first, and then confused. In the end, they felt that the order was really possible. Finally, with Schehosky's insistence, all the military security carried out the order with great concern.

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The wind cavalry entered Russia from Ukraine like a gust of wind on the snow field. Along the way, the towns they passed by first caused panic among the Russians, and then quickly received support from the Russian nobles. Although they hated the Poles, when the country was about to be destroyed, they were even more reluctant to let the Easterners conquer Moscow. The news from Moscow became increasingly uneasy. At the beginning, some news and the orders of the Tsar came, but later, the Ming army surrounded Moscow, and Moscow never had any more.

Any news made the nobles and officials who had always been Moscow and the Tsar, and the Polish wind cavalry appeared at the right time and defended the Slav name, which gave the Russian nobles another hope. With the help of the Poles and the Russian nobles, the garrisons of the cities finally began to organize. Under the leadership of the Poles, a remnant soldier who escaped from the front line, and aristocratic private soldiers, soon founded the Slav joint expedition army.

Then Schehosky, who arrived, deservedly became the commander-in-chief of this coalition. What he had to do next was naturally to accept all the towns that could be accepted and to accommodate any people who could fight. At the same time, the Ottomans and the Ming Fangyu also shifted their attention from Moscow to this place.

"Are the Poles crazy? Li Dingguo paced back and forth in the big tent. When he heard the news, he even suspected that something had happened in his ears. The anti-Trump alliance was already the most unmatched force in the world. As a small country, at this moment, he should try his best to curry favor with him. However, this Poland was like a madman who made a naked provocation to the Ming Dynasty. Don't they know it is powerful?

After much consideration, Li Dingguo issued an order to the Dragon Cavalry Regiment, and Bai Cheng took his cavalry quickly from the suburbs of Moscow to the West.

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Kowlov is located in the southwest of Ukraine and is the second largest city in Ukraine at this time. Historically, this city once belonged to many different countries: Poland and Poland, Lithuanian Commonwealth, and the Austrian Empire.

The city of Lviv itself was founded in the past years and was founded by the Duke of Khalesky of Ruthenia. The town was named after his son Lev.

Lviv was in a moderate position and spread his life. In the thug years, Poland brought German citizens and gave Magdeburg the rights to allow wealthy citizens to elect a city council to solve the city's problems. With the prosperity of the city, Lviv became a multi-ethnic and multi-religious city, attracting German and Armenian merchants. Churches of various denominations were built one after another.

However, at this time, this historic city became the main stronghold of the Ottoman army invading Ukraine. Here, countless Ottoman cavalry wandered slowly on the streets, and most of the symbolic signs in the Orthodox church here have been demolished, and the original pastors and believers have been driven away. To be more precise, it has been decorated into a mosque. Here, the endless stream of Ottomans prayed here, and the Ah Xun who accompanied the army replaced the post of the priest. He led the Muslims to express his fanatical admiration to Allah.

In the small house on the side of the church, this place was originally the lounge of the local bishop, but the door was full of guards with guns and ammunition. When everyone passed by, they were frightened by the evil eyes.
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