Because the story told by the Emperor seems to have nothing to do with China's current foreign policy, but it has something to do with it, because Britain appears in the story, Europe appears, and China also appears.Fortunately, the Chinese Emperor did not continue the stiff topic, but casually chatted with Count Andrásy about the customs of Austria and Hungary.This made Count Andráhi natural again, and he was afraid that the Emperor would be involved in international politics again, which was a topic he was unwilling to discuss with the Emperor in private.Count Andráhi admired the Emperor's conversation, which was not only knowledgeable, logical, but also comfortable.Over the years, after being reborn, Hua Huang is still being himself, but now his status is different, and he has undergone a certain amount of artistic processing.Huahuang through practice, thinking, to make up for his own shortcomings, otherwise, President Meng is just an ordinary otaku.The most important thing is that Huahuang matches his screen image with a suitable role.After years of training, the most suitable for Huahuang should actually be the cold-faced emperor, which is from a relatively speaking, relatively calm otaku, and then sublimated, the role obtained, the calm otaku is not that it can't be brilliant, there is a role that meets the character, it will be easy to dig out laughter in the role.In the eyes of Brother Calm's character, everything is calm, and there is nothing unusual, this is the laughing point.People don't have a laugh, how tired they are to live So, after Huahuang got used to his current role, not only was he not tired, but he was full of fun every day, and he was full of expectations for life every day, looking forward to some more novel attempts.Hua Huang speaks clearly, logically, has a wide range of knowledge, and the points he complains about are funny, which is his own style.This style made Count Andráhi gradually enter the state, and felt that it was comfortable to chat with Huahuang, and the atmosphere was relaxed.The Emperor was very interested in the history of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and turned the topic to the history of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.This further stimulated the conversation of Count Andráhi, who actually forgot that he was now chatting with the head of a big country, a nine-year-old child, as if the two of them were a pair of good friends who had forgotten their years.Austria was at war with Turkey for a long time in the southeast, and the geographical map was highly volatile due to the inheritance and land exchange between dynasties that still existed in the early modern period.From the beginning of the 18th century to the French Revolution, present-day Belgium was supposed to be a Habsburg possessions, the Austrian Netherlands, because it was too far from Austria proper.But even a place as close to Vienna as Salzburg was not fully incorporated into the Habsburg monarchy until 1816 due to the local power.As a great empire in Central Europe, the foundation of the Habsburg monarchy should be laid in the late 15th and early 16th centuries, because of a medieval marriage and the help of the Turks.In his later years, Emperor Maximilian married his grandson and granddaughter, Ferdinand and Maria of the Habsburgs, to Anna and Louis of the House of Jagiellon, the latter of which ruled Bohemia and Hungary.Under the threat of the Turks, the marriage developed into a treaty of mutual succession.In August 1526, the Hungarian army was defeated at the Battle of Mohács, the king was killed, and the Habsburgs inherited the Jagiellonian domain according to the treaty of mutual succession of that year.Hungary remained a belligerent for the next two centuries, with the Hungarian army being of great importance to Austria and Bohemia being of greater economic importance, with two-thirds of the money coming from Bohemia in the 16th-century wars.In principle, the thrones of Bohemia and Hungary required parliamentary elections, and the Habsburg monarchies were in a state of instability for the first two centuries, probably largely because of the Turkish threat.After 1713, Emperor Charles VI, in view of the lack of a male heir, made a "state is an edict", which stipulated that the territory of the Habsburg monarchy was a unified and indivisible whole, and this document was regarded as the constitutional basis of the state.Local hierarchical parliaments have existed extensively on the continent in modern times, and parliaments can be the mouthpieces of local nationalism, as was the case with the Hungarian parliament, which had probably the largest autonomy of the Habsburg territories.The "compromise" of 1867 can be said to be the result of the combined aftermath of the nationalist movement in Central Europe of 1848 and the Austro-Prussian war of 1866, during which Hungarian nationalism was most radical during the 1848 revolution.According to this compromise, the Habsburg monarchy was transformed into a system of German Magyars, with the Magyars ruling Hungary and Austrian Germans ruling the rest of the empire.Franz Josef would continue to serve as quasi-constitutional monarch of both parts of the empire, king of Hungary and "emperor" of the rest of the monarchy.Ironically, "Austria" disappeared as an official name.Although the dual monarchy as a whole was "Austria-Hungary", and the official name of Hungary was still Hungary, the non-Hungarian "half of the empire", which accounted for 57% of the total population, was not called Austria, but "regions represented in the imperial parliament".The unofficial name of the region is Austria, and the semi-official name is "West Sletania" and "This side of the Leta River", which is the boundary river between Lower Austria and Hungary.It was not until 1915 that West Sletania was officially allowed to be called "Austria".Thanks to this dual system, Hungary can demand greater autonomy.By the end of the 19th century, the Hungarian parliament required its Hungarian units in the imperial army to be commanded in Hungarian, rather than uniformly in German, as had been the case before.This compromise, which can be said to be a reflection of the higher privileges enjoyed by the Hungarians among the non-German ethnic groups of the Habsburgs, ignored the other ethnic groups of the monarchy, which was clear at the time.At the Council of Ministers in 1867, the conservative federalist Richard Belclaydy argued that the monarch should not be dependent on some particular people, but should be above all peoples, and that the monarch should certainly not ignore the Slavs of this country.The Basic Act of 1871 was supposed to give greater power to the Czechs in Bohemia, but for various reasons it did not succeed.Later, as a result of the Austro-Hungarian expansion in the Balkans, the Yugoslavs became a large ethnic group, and it was envisaged that the latter could become the third power of the Habsburgs, and that the dual empire could be transformed into a triad.But in Magyar's view, this idea could threaten Hungary's position within the empire.Thus, this compromise and the dualistic empire reflect the complex ethnic relations in the Habsburgs.There was a contradiction between Germans and non-Germans, and there was also a contradiction between Magyars and other non-Germans.As a political entity, the Austro-Hungarian Empire did not exist for a long time, and it was only in 1867 that there was such an east-east as the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which was only a few years earlier than the Chinese state established by the Chinese Emperor.However, as one of the important forces in the modern history of Europe, its significance lies not only in its strategic value, but also in the fact that it is a typical multi-ethnic state.The Habsburgs owned many possessions, including Austria, and successive monarchs used it as a base to expand their influence through wars and marriages.In 1453, Austria was elevated to the status of Grand Duchy, marking Habsburg's march to the center of the European political scene.The Habsburgs spread throughout Europe, Austria, Bohemia, Spain, southern Italy, Burgundy, and the Netherlands.The French Revolution at the end of the 18th century shook Europe, and for Austria, which had a complex national composition, it was a big problem to promote the revolutionary idea of equality and freedom.After Napoleon became emperor, the Austrian monarch also became emperor, established the Austrian Empire, and strengthened its domestic rule while fighting the French army.With the help of the British blockade and the bad weather in Russia, Austria survived until victory, but the flame of freedom was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.If the French Revolution was a standout, then the Revolution of 1848 was everywhere.The Austrian emperor even wanted to borrow Tsarist Russian troops to suppress the Hungarian beacon, and in the end he simply dissolved the Hungarian parliament, which was tantamount to drinking water to quench his thirst.In the face of the rising protest movements, the then Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I had to implement reforms, compromise with the national activists, and grant a certain degree of autonomy.The Hungarian aristocracy saw an opportunity in this, and they made demands for a dualistic empire, and in fact it was not only Hungary that made such demands, but also Serbia, Romania, and so on.Franz didn't have many cards in his hand, and it was better to add a nominal emperor than to cut the realm in reality.The political system of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.The Hungarian government, the central government, in Ransethania, was in charge of the overall situation, and was responsible for military and foreign affairs.Two parliaments, one in Austria and one in Hungary.Despite the establishment of parliamentary organizations, state power remained in the hands of the emperor and his bureaucrats.The ethnic composition of the Austro-Hungarian Empire was complex, with a quarter of it being Germans, a fifth being Hungarians, Czechs, Poles, and Ukrainians together making up a quarter, and the rest including Romanians, Slovenes, Croats, Serbs, Italians, and so on.Austria-Hungary was a "typical multi-ethnic state", not only because of the large number of ethnic groups, but also because there was no one ethnic group with an absolute majority.In this way, when national contradictions intensify, the political situation becomes very tense.Religiously, three-quarters of the Austro-Hungarian Empire was Catholic, less than a tenth of Protestants and Orthodox Christians, the remainder were Jews, and a third of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which was eventually incorporated into the empire, was Muslim.Conflicts of language, culture, and religious beliefs tear the country apart, while an aging bureaucracy and corruption eat away at social resources.This is no longer a problem that can be solved by the wisdom and courage of any one king, it is basically a dead end.In the original history, the First World War was a heavy blow to the chest of the seven-hundred-year-old old man.In fact, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, this seemingly domineering name, is nothing more than the setting sun of the Habsburg dynasty.Emperor Hua is not familiar with history, but Emperor Hua has not heard much about the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and knows that this country will definitely not be able to get up, as for this country later participated in the Eight-Nation Alliance, Emperor Hua specially asked Princess Katrina Kafu to investigate.Of course, Emperor Hua will not directly say the events of 1900, that would have to scare Princess Katrina Kafu to death, Huang Huang just put all countries in the position of an imaginary enemy, and then from the perspective of an imaginary enemy, let Princess Katrina Kafu investigate the possibility of war between Austria-Hungary and China.According to the results of the investigation, according to Princess Katrina Kaf, Austria-Hungary has a certain naval strength, and is now the fourth largest navy in Europe over the Italian Navy, plus Joseph I has a strong desire for foreign expansion, so a second-strongest country like Austria-Hungary may conflict with China at any time.In fact, in the eyes of the Chinese Emperor, all the great powers and sub-powers were really imaginary enemies of China, and the 19th century was an unreasonable international community, and without strong strength, it was inevitable that they would be beaten."
Your Majesty, tomorrow I hope that Your Majesty will come to my house to sit down, and I will also arrange a family banquet to entertain Your Majesty, and show the friendship of the landlord."
Count Andráhi said politely."
Okay.Thank you, Mr.
Earl, for the invitation. ”Huahuang readily agreed.t1706231537: