Age of Conquest Reborn

The war between the British and Tang Qiuli's army lasted for nearly a month, starting in northern Myanmar and ending in the Indian mainland. China and Britain signed the "Sino-British Aligarh Treaty"

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This is the first time in the past century that the Chinese have signed a treaty in a foreign war under the premise of achieving a glorious victory and the opponent's complete defeat. Looking at China's modern history, all treaties have been beaten without fighting back.

The main content of their efforts is to cede territory, pay compensation, and lose power and humiliate the country. The Western powers are also happy to cut off the flesh of the Chinese people.

Once the signing of the "Sino-British Aligarh Treaty" was announced, it turned out like a cold lightning, piercing the night sky, dazzling the world's powers, dazzled and dumbfounded, especially the other side of the treaty, which was a century-old treaty.

It is impossible not to lose the empire and attract the attention of all countries in the world.

The first person to react was the American, President Franklin Roosevelt, who convened a special meeting for this purpose. Roosevelt, who was sitting in a wheelchair, lost his usual confident smile on his face.

The first words he said to the senior U.S. politicians attending the meeting shocked everyone, "Gentlemen and generals, what does the Aligarh Treaty mean? It means that in the East, a new country has risen even

An opponent more formidable than the Japanese! What’s scary about him is that we no longer have the ability to contain the rise of the Chinese Tang Qiuli. The decline of the British is not a reflection of the future of our United States!"

The military and political officials were all shocked, and their expressions varied at the words of the President. Whether Roosevelt was alarmist or wary of danger in times of peace, they all reflected his mood at this time, which was regretting the unsatisfactory defeat of the British, and also feeling sorry for the Tang Dynasty.

Qiu Li has gained huge military and economic benefits in the Indian continent, but he is secretly jealous and jealous. He is also worried about potential threats to the long-term interests of the United States in Southeast Asia and the South Pacific.

However, at least for now, the strategic focus of the US government has not shifted from Europe to Asia to curb the rise of Tang Qiuli. The Americans can only choose one of two aspects: eliminating potential threats and eliminating the imminent threat from the Japanese.

Despite President Roosevelt's shocking words, the highest-level meeting in American history still made a decision to mainly assist the British and Germans in their wars at this stage.

In Southeast Asia and the Pacific, the main enemies of the Americans are still the Japanese. The Chinese Tang Qiuli is still an ally. In the eyes of the Americans, Tang Qiuli ranks second as a threat.

As far as this awareness is concerned, perhaps it was the beginning of the overall collapse of the Americans in Southeast Asia and the South Pacific. After all, Roosevelt was a seasoned politician, and he smelled something different from this treaty.

At the insistence of President Roosevelt, at the end of this meeting, the decision most beneficial to MacArthur was made. While taking into account the main direction of Europe, it also strengthened the military strength of the US military in Southeast Asia and the South Pacific, and established five new mechanized infantry at home.

Division, mobilized more than 500 fighters and bombers of the 21st Air Force, entered Southeast Asia, and placed them under the command of General MacArthur.

President Roosevelt made such a decision reluctantly. At this time, the United States was preparing to devote three-quarters of its army, all of its air force, and more than half of its navy to the European battlefield against the Germans.

The original strategy designated by the United States was to fully support the United Kingdom and other countries, using the British Isles as a base to fight against the German troops sweeping across the European continent. However, it now seems that it is obvious that it cannot change the situation on the European battlefield. The British and the defeated retreated to England.

The remaining troops of the other countries on the three islands were defeated and were suppressed and beaten by the German army. Let alone crossing the English Channel and returning to the European continent, that was just a plan.

The European continent dominated by the Germans is definitely not in the interest of the United States. The Americans' approach of providing money and guns is no longer working, and troops must be sent. The decision made by the American decision-makers is a last resort and painful one.

Now, Tang Qiuli has brought a new threat to the Americans. The Japanese are still eyeing it, and the Chinese are also causing trouble. In 1941, the top leaders of the United States had enough troubles.

Tokyo, the palace of Emperor Hirohito of Japan. Although it was noon, Emperor Hirohito's interest did not diminish. He hugged a plump and coquettish concubine and had a good time. After strenuous exercise, he felt tired and relaxed. For Emperor Hirohito

Generally speaking, the whole month of May is my happiest time.

Thinking about the "Sino-British Aligarh Treaty", Emperor Hirohito was so happy that the more fierce the fight between Tang Qiuli and the British, the more inextricable they were, the more beneficial it would be for the Empire of Japan's next move, and himself

What he was worried about was that when he was attacking the Americans, the formidable China devil Tang Qiuli came out of Indochina and stabbed the empire in the back.

Now, this concern has been reduced to a minimum. It will take time for Tang Qiuli to cut off such a large piece of fat from the British, and during this time, the troops of the Army cannot take large-scale attacks.

The more far-reaching impact of the military operation was to expose the many contradictions within the Allied Powers. Churchill had done him a big favor, Hirohito couldn't help but think.

Of course, Tang Qiuli occupied half of the South Asian subcontinent, which made Emperor Hirohito red-eyed with jealousy. That was a vast and fertile land as large as several Japanese mainlands. How could it fall into the hands of the Chinese?

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Stimulated by this incident, Emperor Hirohito accelerated preparations to attack the islands in the South Pacific. Troops from all walks of life had secretly gathered at the starting point of the attack. The target of the operation was the Americans, and the time was set for May 3rd.

At exactly one o'clock in the morning on the 11th, the sun flag of the Empire of Japan will be flying everywhere on the South Pacific islands in June!

Moved by his own imagination, the woman beside him, with her snow-white body, plump breasts, and watery eyes, dazzled His Majesty the Emperor. A stream of heat rushed out of his lower abdomen, and he stood up.

He roughly pressed the woman under him, preparing to score twice. His brave movements were like a young man who had tasted forbidden fruit for the first time. The so-called "people feel refreshed when happy events happen," is nothing more than that, right?

Hitler, the head of Germany, simply used an urging telegram to express his joy at Tang Qiuli's actions, "Old friend, you have trampled the British under your feet with indisputable facts, and you have also dealt with Tang Qiuli's actions.

We German soldiers are a great inspiration. I think that as far as the current situation in Asia is concerned, there is nothing to tie up old friends. The room in the Empire State Building has been cleaned and is waiting for the arrival of a distinguished guest!

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It should be said that Hitler's telegram was very humane, and you couldn't help but have the urge to rush there immediately. Tang Qiuli was originally going to Germany, but it was only because of the British invasion that he was about to go to Germany.

It was delayed for nearly a month.

Now, Hitler couldn't wait any longer. Tang Qiuli immediately sent a telegram back to Hitler, "Dear Head of State, I am very happy to receive a warm invitation from an old friend from far away Europe. The flight to Germany will be finalized in the near future. We will meet at that time."

Inform the Führer."

In fact, Tang Qiuli still has a lot of work to do, especially the details and operational issues related to the implementation of the "Sino-British Aligarh Treaty". This is a tedious and detailed task, and the workload is huge.

The work involved, whether it was the determination of border lines, the release of prisoners of war, the acquisition of oil fields and industrial and mining rights for ten years, or the construction of political power in the newly occupied areas, etc., were all complicated.

If everything is done properly, Tang Qiu will leave the East India region in less than six or seven months, but his trip to Germany cannot be delayed any longer. The Northeast and the Far East of the Soviet Union are also

This important move requires the cooperation of the German head of state.

On the evening of May 27, Tang Qiuli issued an order from the division commander to transfer Lieutenant General Tang Qiusheng, deputy division commander of the ** Division and commander of the Sulu Mobile Corps, to serve as chairman of the East India and East Pakistan Military and Political Committee of the ** Division and concurrently as

The commander of the garrison headquarters is responsible for the former Sulu Mobile Corps and the garrison area troops, implementing a unified military and political leadership system.

On the night of receiving the order, Tang Qiusheng took a plane from Imphal and rushed to Aligarh overnight to reach the division headquarters. As soon as he entered the brightly lit division headquarters compound, Tang Qiusheng was startled

, there are too many officers entering and leaving the division headquarters. Even if a major battle is organized, there will not be so many officers involved.

The officers hurriedly walked, holding a document bag in their hands. After boarding the jeep outside the door, they drove away. From time to time, another jeep with a mud-spattered body and dust came to an abrupt stop outside the division headquarters gate.

The officer who got off the bus was also dusty and tired. This situation was more busy and tense than fighting a big battle.

Moreover, many of these officers were known to Tang Qiusheng. They came from the staff offices of various brigades in his own regiment. When they met him, the officers' faces showed surprise. After a hasty salute, they left in a hurry without delaying.

Tang Qiusheng's footsteps paused for a moment, and he felt a heavy feeling in his heart. He had realized that he, as the chairman of the Military and Political Committee of East India and East Pakistan, was not a good candidate.

Tang Qiuli, who was buried in a pile of documents, saw Brother Qiu Sheng coming in with several staff officers. He showed an expression of relief on his face. He took a few steps to greet him and said with a smile: "Brother Qiu Sheng, you are my great savior.

It’s finally here, you don’t know, just one or two days, it almost drove me crazy, I have so many things to worry about, now it’s okay, Chairman Tang has taken office, I can take over the work!”

Tang Qiusheng was a little dumbfounded. He looked at his cousin lovingly, shook his head and said, "Don't be so anxious. I flew all the way here and even sat on the chair. You just want to be the hands-off shopkeeper?"

(To be continued)

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