Before the 17th century, Nepal was one of the ancient countries in Asia. In ancient times, there were many countries in Nepal. In the 6th century BC, Nepalese people had settled in the Kathmandu Valley. Before the 12th century, Waji of Kusha, the brother of King Ganak of India, came to
Nepal and became the ruler, and then established the Gopal, Ahir, Giladi, Lichavi and other dynasties.
Around 566 BC, Sakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism, was born in Lumbini, ancient Kapilavastu, Nepal today. The Newari people (Newari) of the Tibeto-Burman ethnic group are considered to be the aborigines of the Kathmandu Valley, but they are
Not all of them are Mongolians from eastern Asia, but many are Aryans. The 17th century was the "golden age" of the Newars. Nepal under the rule of the Malla dynasty was extremely important between Tibet and the North Indian plains.
At that time, Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur were independent of each other, and the competition between the three cities was very fierce.
After the Second World War, Britain's privileged position in Nepal was also lost due to the unremitting struggle of the Nepali people. In 1951, the Nepali Congress Party united with the king's forces to force Prime Minister Lara to hand over power, ending the 105-year rule of the Lara family.
The hereditary king of Nepal, Diliban, promulgated an interim constitution and implemented a dual constitutional monarchy (dual monarchy).
In the mid-17th century, the Gorkhas rose up and established a small kingdom (the predecessor of the Shah Dynasty) along the Gandaki River in the west. In 1768, Barisvi Narayan Shah unified the Nepal region and ended the three feudal dynasties in the Kathmandu Valley.
The state of divided cities Nepali (nepali) - an Indo-European language in the western region, replaced Newari as the official language
The powerful Gorkha invaded Tibet from the Qing Dynasty twice in 1788 and 1791, but was eventually repelled by the Qing army. It was known as the "pacification of Gorkha" in history. After the war, Gorkha became a vassal state of the Qing Dynasty and paid tribute to the Qing emperor.
After occupying India, the East India Company gradually moved northward, often invading small countries such as Chemengxiong and Bhutan. Therefore, Gorkha and the Qing Dynasty have always maintained a good vassal relationship to curb British aggression. However, since the middle of the Qing Dynasty,
The country was weak, and the Qing court was troubled by internal and external troubles and had no time to pay attention to foreign vassals. After the establishment of the Republic of China, Yuan Shikai wanted to invite Nepal (i.e. Gorkha) to join the so-called "Five Nationalities Republic", but at that time Nepal was already under British control.
In 1791, Britain signed a predatory "Trade Treaty" with Nepal. In 1815, Britain signed the "Treaty of Segri" with Nepal, forcing Nepal to cede large tracts of land in the south to the East India Company, and requiring Nepal to control domestic affairs and foreign trade.
In 1846, Lara, a pro-British Gurkha soldier, launched a coup and seized important military and political positions in Nepal. The king's power fell, and the Lara family became the hereditary prime minister. In 1923, the United Kingdom recognized Nepal's independence and signed an "Agreement" with Nepal.
"Eternal Peace Treaty"
At present, the control of Nepal is in the hands of the Lara family, and it is already very stable. They have been in power for nearly a hundred years, their influence in Nepal is deeply rooted, and they are supported by the British. Their policies are also pro-British. This time Yu Han's third party
What the Army Group has to do is to completely eradicate the pro-British forces of the Lara family from Nepal and support King Tribhuvan Bikram Shah Shah Deva.
King Tribhuvan is the ninth king of the Shah Dynasty of Nepal. He was born in 1906 and succeeded to the throne in 1911. He is now about the same age as Wang Jiuling. He is also an ambitious king. He has always wanted to expel the Lara family and restore the king's rights.
Naturally, the Qin army also took a fancy to this, and first attracted him to fight against the British. Now Wang Jiuling wanted to win over all those who opposed the British to fight against the British. Wang Jiuling believed in expelling the Lara family and restoring the king's rights. At such a young age, especially
King Ribwan will definitely be interested
Nepal is rich in natural mineral resources, including copper, iron, aluminum, zinc, phosphorus, cobalt, quartz, sulfur, lignite, mica, marble, limestone, magnesite, wood, etc., all of which are only exploited in small quantities. Rich water resources, hydropower reserves
The capacity is 83 million kilowatts, accounting for approximately 2.3% of the world’s hydropower reserves, of which 27 million kilowatts can be developed for hydropower generation.
The main crops are rice, corn, and wheat, and the main cash crops are sugar cane, oil plants, tobacco, etc.
Now there is only one road from Tibet to Myanmar, from Lazi to Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. The Lara family and the British army have also deployed heavy troops at the pass on the road. There are no airplanes and 155mm heavy artillery to assist in the battle. It will take a lot of effort to defeat them.
some effort
At 5 o'clock at the same time on the Eastern Front on April 8, the advance troops of a division of the Third Army's previous troops crossed the border and launched an attack on the British and Nigerian troops.
Although it is difficult to supply supplies in this area, in order to reduce casualties, the Qin Army's 75, 105 mm caliber cannons, and 60, 80, and 120 mm caliber mortars launched a fierce bombardment on the enemy. At the same time, the special forces began to attack the enemy's passes.
After two hours of fierce fighting, we finally captured this pass. Seeing how tenaciously the British army fought, you can see how important India is to Britain.
After a day of hard work, the Third Army finally captured all the passes on the road to Kathmandu.
One army went straight to the British-Indian coalition on the west bank of the Brahmaputra River, while the remaining troops attacked Kathmandu and marched towards New Delhi. The third group army's goal in this operation was to eliminate all the large British troops around them and then capture New Delhi.
Wang Jiuling promoted Yu Han to marshal. Otherwise, no matter how good he fought, he would be promoted to general.
In addition to a military region supporting the Second and Fourth Army across the river, Yu Han detached another army to sweep away the Lara family forces centered on Jumla in western Nepal. Yu Han himself led the remaining troops to Kathmandu.
The Qin army marched into Kathmandu so smoothly. The Lara family was frightened. Wang Jiuling wondered if the British army had told them about Burma and the Malay Peninsula. The British were so disappointed. I think the speed today is already very slow, and Wang Jiuling
In order to avoid excessive casualties, Wang Jiuling did not want to sacrifice his life in exchange for victory, at least not at the moment. If all these soldiers died, it would not be a good thing. Wang Jiuling still needed them to fight World War II!
200,000 Qin troops entered Nepal. The British did not want to know what the Qin army did to ensure such huge logistics. They panicked. The north of the Ganges River must not be able to hold it. The tens of thousands of British troops west of the Brahmaputra River were also in danger.
, they will likely be surrounded and annihilated
Although Britain has hundreds of thousands of British troops in India and more than 200,000 indigenous Indian troops, India is a colony after all. Without a large number of British troops stationed, those Indian troops will not be reliable, so they can really mobilize
The army is really limited. If the more than 100,000 British-Indian coalition forces west of the Brahmaputra River are destroyed, how can the entire India resist the attack of 600,000 Qin troops? The British are panicked. It turns out that their seemingly huge empire is so fragile.