War Palace and Knee Pillow, Austria’s Destiny

Nicholas I naturally guessed that the British were behind the scenes.

It was just that the Austrian Empire was an ally of Russia at that time, and it was also cooperating with Russia's attack under the pressure of civil war. In particular, a considerable part of Russia's armaments at that time actually came from Austria.

"The British joining did strengthen the strength of the Ottomans, but the Austrians' lack of effort was the real reason for the passive situation.

The Austrian troops never launched an attack after entering Wallachia, so the Bulgarian uprising failed, and the Ottomans had enough troops to deal with us and Serbia."

Nicholas I couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed when he heard this, after all, he personally wrote a letter asking the Austrian Empire to stop the attack.

However, the Russian army was progressing smoothly at that time, and it did not need the help of the Austrian army. The most important thing was that Nicholas I did not want to be picked peaches.

"It was my negligence for a while. I didn't expect the situation to change so quickly. I was careless to ask Austria to stop the attack."

Nicholas I admitted his mistake, but Andrei Uvarov said.

"Your Majesty, do you think it's really your fault? How could the Austrian Empire stop attacking just because of a letter from you?"

Faced with the questioning of the young man he trusted most, Nicholas I still felt that his judgment was correct.

"We are now Austria's biggest ally, and he is about to become my son-in-law. Franz should have given me this face."

Duke Uvarov was speechless by Nicholas I's words. He really couldn't say that the Tsar's face was worthless.

"Well, Your Majesty, the new emperor of Austria is cruel, ruthless and cunning. Before he came to power, he began to massacre the nobles who opposed him, making Vienna bloody.

As soon as he came to power, he was generally opposed by the princes in the German region, and even triggered a war. After the war, he used extremely cruel means to settle accounts with those who opposed him, and there may be no less than one million people exiled.

This beast is not only cruel and bloodthirsty, but also extremely cunning.

Countless people of lofty ideals went to Vienna to eliminate this perverse emperor, but most of them were sent to the underground arena and the black market to become clowns for entertainment.

In addition, this person is extremely warlike. He launched an attack on the Ottoman Empire before the civil war was settled. It is hard to say that this situation was not planned by him."

The underground arena in Vienna is no secret. People in the upper class know that there are often entertainment projects such as death fights, beast fights, and death games there.

Because of the variety of styles and enough thrills, it soon became popular. At first, it was only regarded as children's entertainment, but soon people found that these consumables were all extraordinary and determined.

Among them, there were a large number of famous murderers and killers in the secret passages. It was terrible that someone could crush these unruly lunatics like ants.

Soon all the evidence pointed to the emperor of the Austrian Empire. After all, no one except Franz could do such evil in Vienna.

In Andrei Uvarov's heart, Franz was such a terrifying and unforgivable enemy, but Nicholas I felt a sense of mutual sympathy.

After all, the situation that Franz encountered was also encountered by Nicholas I. The former destroyed the powerful people who opposed him, and the latter destroyed the Decembrists.

The former sent troops to attack the National Assembly that opposed him, and the latter ordered the members of the Senate who opposed him to hand over power.

The former had to deal with the Hungarians who took the opportunity to make trouble, and the latter had to wipe out the Cossack tribes who took the opportunity to raise prices.

The former exiled opponents to the colonies, and the latter exiled opponents to Siberia.

Both encountered great difficulties at the beginning of their reign and were also assassinated by various parties.

"Let those guys make money for themselves, why didn't I think of it? Franz is such a good boy." Nicholas I said with heartfelt emotion.

This made Duke Andrei Uvarov a little confused for a while, after all, from his perspective, this was completely inconsistent.

"Your Majesty, this war can no longer continue. Even if you pay a greater price, you can't get more. Now we should consider how to put what we get into our pockets."

Persuading the Tsar not to fight made everyone around him sweat for this promising young duke. After all, Nicholas I was a real warmonger, and although Russia suffered a setback at this time, it still had a huge advantage.

Those who had persuaded the Tsar to stop the war had no good end. At the least, they lost all their rights and were ordered to retire, and at the worst, their whole family was exiled to Siberia.

However, Nicholas I just nodded in agreement.

At this time, Duke Uvarov also breathed a sigh of relief. After all, he was also gambling. Not everyone can stop losses in time. The great Tsar is indeed a wise monarch. He admired sincerely and then got to the point.

"Your Majesty, if we want to keep the fruits of victory in our hands, we must share some with the Austrians."

Everyone was sweating again. After all, no Tsar in history would willingly spit out what he ate, let alone share it with others.

"Duke Uvarov, the war was fought by us Russians. Why should the Austrians get a share?"

Duke Liubai felt that he knew Nicholas I very well, so he stood up and scolded Andrei Uvarov.

On the one hand, it was to please the Tsar, and on the other hand, it was to let the young man recognize his status.

However, the next second the arrogant Duke Liubai was pulled aside by a big hand.

"You short-sighted guy! The Austrian Empire is our only ally at this time. Isn't it reasonable to give some benefits to our allies?

Taking a longer view, the goal of our generation is to revive the Third Roman Empire. "

Nicholas I's words shocked the surrounding cronies.

"Your Majesty is wise."

Prince Uvarov knew how to strike while the iron is hot and continued.

“We are also Austria’s only ally at this time, and I think all places except Dobroga, Bulgaria and Thrace can be given to the Austrians.

We only need the best parts of the Balkans and Asia Minor. As for those mountain valleys, we might as well give them to the Austrians and let them develop them slowly. "

What Duke Uvarov said was earth-shattering. After all, Russia has always regarded the entire Balkans as a forbidden area.

However, Duke Uvarov wanted to divide the Balkans equally with the Austrians to gain Austria's support, which was immediately opposed by everyone.

"Your Majesty the Duke! Are you blatantly disobeying Peter the Great's edict?"

Prince Uvarov did not show weakness either.

"I don't know if we have recognized any Peter's edict, I only know that our Tsar is the great Nicholas I!

There can be no eternal truth in this world, and any plan must be based on reality! "