After the capture of Tallinn, Kutuzov did not trade with those nobles like other regions but directly included it under his own jurisdiction, after all, Tallinn can be said to be quite important in terms of geographical location and political status, how can Kutuzov be handed over to others.
In St.
Petersburg, after learning that Kutuzov had adopted a policy of dividing the territory, Paul I could be said to be very angry, after all, the areas that Kutuzov traded out at the moment used to belong to the great Russian Empire, and now these regions have not only fallen, but also increased Kutuzov's strength in vain.
But for the safety of St.
Petersburg, Paul I did not feel anxious, with the Baltic Fleet escorting on the sea, and St.
Petersburg also has an army of 40,000, most of which are the Imperial Guards who have experienced the war, although the former imperial elite under the command of Brankoff can not be captured, but against Kutuzov, Paul I believes that there is absolutely no problem.
In the vicinity of Moscow for two months, Rumyantsev's army did not eat dry, taking advantage of the fact that Blankov had just captured Moscow and had not yet gained a firm foothold, Rumyantsev decisively ordered the army to attack the small rebel forces deployed around Moscow, and at the same time Rumyantsev also sent troops to bypass Moscow and attack Blankov's basically unfortified rear road.
For Rumyantsev's operation, Blankov not only sent troops to stabilize his rear route and send troops to bring the towns around Moscow into his jurisdiction, but also sent several detachments of nearly 10,000 people to attack the north in an attempt to contain Rumyantsev's main force.
Rumyantsev and Blankov fought bloodied in the area near Moscow, and although the main forces of the two sides had not yet faced off, battles of less than 10,000 men took place every week.
It may be because the rebels have experienced Moscow's indulgence and seen the world of flowers, and compared with the previous attack on Moscow, the rebels have a less enterprising momentum, which makes Rumyantsev's heart happy.
And the fierce battle between Rumyantsev and Blankov also stopped some careerists who tried to get involved, and Rumyantsev's actions showed everyone that the Romanov dynasty had not yet fallen, and that the tsar still had great strength in his hands. .....................................................
After Napoleon's conquest of Paris, because of the promises he made to the counterinsurgency soldiers.
So Paris, which was almost hell tormented by food shortages, was hit hard again.
But when certain documents accusing Napoleon of indulging in the plundering of Paris were delivered to Louis XVI's desk, His Majesty was not only not angry, but even had some joy in his heart.
The two rebellions in Paris made Louis XVI full of hatred for the city and the people in the city, and although Paris was now back in the hands of Louis XVI, the king's first thought was not to rebuild the capital but to purge Paris, so Napoleon's actions were tacitly approved by Louis XVI.
At one time, Napoleon was also worried about his own behavior.
After all, Paris is the capital of France, and if the soldiers are allowed in Paris, then the consequences are undoubtedly unbearable for him, but in order to encircle his army, Napoleon still makes dangerous moves, but he is also worried about the disposal of Louis XVI.
When Louis XVI's order reached him.
Napoleon was overjoyed, and Louis XVI acquiesced in Napoleon's indulgence of his subordinates, but Louis XVI had a demand, that is, Napoleon must purge the ambitionists in Paris within a month, and at the same time exterminate those who oppose the royal party, and the wealth obtained by Napoleon will be handed over to the treasury.
July 1790.
After handing over to the Parisian magistrate sent by Louis XVI, Napoleon led a satisfied army of 60,000 to Calais in the north, leaving behind a dilapidated Paris.
After this battle.
In France, Napoleon had the title of "the devil of Paris" in addition to the hat of "lackey of the royal family" on his head.
In July, Queen Mary's condition improved, and in Versailles, Marie urgently summoned Napoleon, who was on her way to Calais.
If there was anyone in the whole world who could make Napoleon obedient, it was undoubtedly Mary.
After Queen Mary summoned Napoleon to the Palace of Versailles, she scolded Napoleon without the slightest fear of Napoleon's face, although Napoleon felt angry in his heart.
But in the face of Mary, he could only endure this anger.
Probably because of the incomprehensibility of the scolding, Mary stepped forward and kicked Napoleon three times despite her body recovering from a serious illness, without taking into account the queen's need for a noble quality.
"You can't make a thing!"
After kicking three times, it may be that Marie was really exhausted, and she fainted directly to the ground due to her excitement, which made Napoleon very flustered.
As he grew older, Napoleon's feelings for Marie became more and more complicated.
I don't know when Napoleon's heart began to have a little more admiration for Mary, and this admiration made Napoleon regard Marie as a treasure in his heart, even to the point of not allowing others to blaspheme.
For Louis XVI.
Napoleon was not eye-catching, and he thought that a man like Louis XVI could not be worthy of such a beautiful woman as Marie, if it were not for his origin.
It is undeniable that Napoleon may have been a little lacking in maternal love because he left the family since he was a child, and Napoleon preferred those mature women who were older than himself.
Like his later empress Josephine, Josephine was six years older than Napoleon and was the mistress of several people, but Napoleon ignored this and married Josephine despite the opposition of the whole family.
Although Queen Mary is fourteen years older than Napoleon, she is naturally beautiful and well-maintained, and she looks like a light mature woman of about twenty-seven or eighteen years old.
Of course, Napoleon has always been deeply buried in his heart for Mary's love, which is why Napoleon, who is twenty-one years old, has not been married, if it weren't for this, with Napoleon's power, he couldn't find any kind of girl.
Mary fainted for a while and then woke up, and seeing Marie's haggard appearance, Napoleon longed to replace Marie's pain.
The first thing Marie said when she woke up was for Napoleon to swear eternal allegiance to Bourbon and eternal loyalty to France.
It was at Mary's bedside, in full view of everyone, that Napoleon bit his lip and promised never to betray the Bourbons and to serve the royal family with all his heart.
It was precisely because of Napoleon's previous actions that many high-level French officials felt uneasy, and even Louis XVI felt a little threatened when he saw Napoleon covered in blood, and Marie also knew that Napoleon would eventually stand on the opposite side of the Bourbon royal family if he continued to go further and further on this road, so Marie would use this way to firmly tie Napoleon's heart.
After leaving Versailles, Napoleon led his army onward, and at the behest of Marie, Napoleon sent an army of 20,000 men south to the southern part of France to assist the army there in suppressing the local revolutionaries. .........................................................
After Leopold ascended to the throne of the Holy Roman Empire, although he reached a marriage with Prussia, Leopold's Prussian threat theory not only did not decrease, but even expanded a lot, which made Leopold feel confused about how to deal with Prussia's policy.
William's frequent inspections of the army not only did not make Leopold compromise, but even stimulated Leopold's rebellious mentality, although he was a little worried that the Prussians would really be angry, but in order to maintain Austria's position, Leopold gritted his teeth and formulated-for-tat countermeasures.
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Leopold's attitude towards Leopold is undoubtedly the majority of supporters within the Habsburg family, after all, Leopold canonized William as the crown prince, can it be said that the Habsburg family really wants to watch the crown of the Holy Roman Empire put on the head of Austria's greatest enemy, the Prussians?
After seeing that Prussia had not made any radical moves in the past few months other than protests, Leopold and the Austrian top brass finally let go of the hanging hearts, and not only that, but there were even some in the Austrian upper echelons who thought that Wilhelm would be abolished as crown prince while the Prussians were weak.
This irrational clamor annoyed Leopold, who knew that Prussia's lack of excesses might have been distracted by other sources, such as the clash between Kutuzov and St.
Petersburg.
But if Leopold really ordered the abolition of William as crown prince, then Prussia would really be out of the devil if he could endure it.
In addition to strengthening the defense of the border with Prussia, Leopold ordered the transfer of supplies from northern Italy to Vienna.
For the Main Valley, Leopold was not without ambition, he wanted to leave the Prussians alone in order to reap the maximum benefits.
But just as Leopold was about to celebrate his ascension to the throne with a military exploit to expand his territory, the news from Warsaw made Leopold completely stunned.
On 1 September, Warsaw, under the leadership of Mayor Andrew, had formally surrendered to Prussia, and the Prussian soldiers took Warsaw without blood, and then more than 20,000 troops of the 8th and 13th Prussian divisions declared their force at the Austrian border.
This completely disrupted Leopold's plans.