The Rise of the European Emperor

After buying Dorao George's quartermaster Benayoun, Zahavi, the spy sent by Marin, did not immediately arrange for Benayoun to use croton powder on the horses of Dorao George's rebel cavalry.

Because, at this time, the main force of the official army was still suppressing the rebel army of the Northern Road Army in the northern mountainous area. Drugging the horses of Dorao George's cavalry at this time is of no use. Even without the warhorse, Dorao George still has more than 50,000 infantry soldiers, which is stronger than the 7,000 noble coalition forces in the city of Kecskemet.

Therefore, these days, Zahavi simply asked Benayoun to personally manage the distribution of fodder for the war horses. In this way, it is convenient for him to familiarize himself with the relevant procedures. When you need chin bean powder, you can arrange it calmly to avoid mistakes.

Once it was time for the decisive battle, all the 30,000 hussars under Dorao George had eaten the croton powder and had diarrhea. Then, there was no need to fight this battle. Without war horses, those hussars who came from herdsmen are not as effective as ordinary spear infantry...

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The siege battle in the mountains of northern Hungary continues, and the siege of Kecskemet is in full swing. But here, it won't be over for a while. After all, in the battles in the northern mountains, the difficulty lies not in the battle, but in the difficult terrain. Even though most of the Second Corps are seasoned and strong soldiers from the mountains of southern Germany, they can't help but be unfamiliar with the local terrain. It is estimated that it will take a while to destroy the local rebel army.

At this time, the large-scale insurgents in the northern mountainous areas were basically defeated and scattered. However, because there are a large number of locals from the northern mountainous areas in the Northern Route Army of the Rebellion Army. Under their guidance, the remaining soldiers of the Northern Route Army of the Uprising Army were divided into small units with a maximum of a few hundred people, and they ran about in the northern mountainous area, making the officers and troops who came to suppress them somewhat helpless.

In desperation, Wagner, the commander of the Second Army of the North Sea Kingdom, who was the main force in suppressing the uprising, proposed a strategy to build a bunker.

He proposed to build a combination of bunkers and beacon towers in some of the important transportation hubs in the northern mountains that were conquered. In this way, as long as the defenders in the bunker see the remnants of the rebel army appear, they can light the beacon tower and report to the nearby officers and soldiers, so as to intercept the fleeing rebel army remnants in time.

Sure enough, after the implementation of this method, seven or eight remnants of the rebel army who went out to the mountains in search of food supplies were discovered in time. Under the guidance of Fengyan, the official army dispatched cavalry in time to surround them and achieved brilliant results.

Subsequently, this combination of bunkers and beacon towers began to be built on a large scale on various traffic arteries in the mountains of northern Hungary. And the remnants of the uprising army in the mountains, the living space has been greatly compressed. Because they dare not easily go to towns near the transportation hub to replenish food and other daily necessities, the remaining soldiers of the Northern Route Army of the Uprising Army are living very miserably. ...

The most terrifying thing is,

Wagner, the commander of the Second Army Corps of the North Sea, also transferred a police dog unit from the mainland of the North Sea. This police dog unit composed of hundreds of Alsatian wolf dogs is specially used to track the remnants of the rebel army hidden in the deep mountains...

It can be said that under the joint suppression of various means such as blockade blockade and wolf dog tracking, the defeat of the Northern Route Army of the rebel army seems to be not far away...

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In the mainland of the North Sea, since King Edward hurriedly ended the Irish Conquest War, except for the 5,000 men of the Fourth Army, the 1,500 Cossacks sent later, and the troops of Adler's headquarters, other troops have been withdrawn, Including Heynckes' VI Corps.

When the convoys of the VI Corps arrived at the port of Emden, Marin himself came to meet them.

For their return, Marin warmly welcomes them. why? Because at this time Beihai Kingdom's troops are empty!

Since the 10,000 people and 5,000 Cossack cavalry of the Second Army went south to support Hungary, only half of the First Army's 5,000 troops, 5,000 policemen from various places, and the Third Army remained in the huge North Sea country. 10,000 people.

As for the newly recruited corps of 20,000 people for training, Marin never regarded them as regular troops. Because these people just come to make up the courage. In any case, these 20,000 people are farmers, and the fields in the Marin Manor still need to be cultivated by them, so they can't really be regarded as a standing army.

And Heynckes came back with the Sixth Army, which finally made Marin relieved. Because, Marin finally doesn't have to worry about the emptiness of troops in the southern part of Beihai Kingdom.

Especially the two Brunswick duchies that were acquired last year, the current rule is not stable enough. Therefore, as soon as Heynckes' Sixth Army came back, Marin hurriedly mobilized them to go south and head to the city of Goslar to deter the southern region and neighboring countries.

But before heading south, Heynckes suddenly suggested that the Scottish soldiers of the Sixth Legion were homesick...

It turned out that the long-term battle in the moors and swamps of Ireland made the Scottish soldiers a little impatient. At the same time, it also triggered their homesickness.

Every night, the sad sound of bagpipes can always be heard in the camps of Scottish soldiers...

Heynckes obviously felt that the military was a little unstable, so he hoped that Marin could help solve it.

Marin thought for a while and then ordered:

"You can arrange for someone to count the home addresses of those Scottish soldiers. Then, I will send someone to Scotland and tell them that their families have all come to the North Sea Kingdom. Then, they will be settled in the vicinity of Goslar City to build a manor. In the future, you can take turns to give those Scottish soldiers a holiday, and let them go to the military manor to visit relatives..."

Heynxton was shocked. You must know how much food it would cost to take over the families of seven thousand Scottish soldiers and settle them...

But Marin didn't care, anyway, he didn't really need a lot of cash. Many materials can be directly exchanged for food.

Moreover, Marin also intends to use a cheap version of the adobe house to house the manor house of the military. This kind of house is cheap and fast to build. Even building a few Scottish military estates would not cost much.

What? Why don't you let those Scottish soldiers go back to visit their families? Don't be funny, Marin is just afraid that the Scottish soldiers will never look back when they go back!

The mountains in Scotland are all over the place. If those Scottish soldiers went back and deserted and took their family to the mountains, Marin would not have a place to cry.

Moreover, these Scottish soldiers who have undergone strict modern military training in the North Sea will become a huge security risk in Scotland once they escape. If someone organizes them, they can instantly become a powerful resistance force in the Kingdom of Scotland.

In the future, Caesar is going to unite the kingdom of Scotland, so how could Marin leave hidden dangers for his son?

Therefore, Malin would rather be a little troublesome and spend a lot of money to build several Scottish military estates near the city of Goslar, and not allow those Scottish soldiers to go back to visit their relatives...

Moreover, because Marin moved most of the nobles of these newly conquered vassal states to Bremen Province, many of the original aristocratic manors were vacant, which could just be used to house the families of the Scottish Highlanders.

In the future, Marin intends to replace the population of Scotland and Ireland. In this way, those Scots or Irish who have left their homeland have to live with their tails tucked in for a longer period of time. Because, after leaving home, no one dares to be embarrassed. By the time they really settle down, the Hoffman family will be able to fully control these two places...