"Haha, Your Excellency Carlo is so polite, I have admired His Majesty the King of your country for a long time, if Your Excellency Carlo can provide such an opportunity to Your Excellency, it would be very good!"
When he heard that Carlo was going to introduce himself to the king of Prussia, Hugh Hagen was overjoyed.
His Majesty the King of Prussia was not something to meet in idleness, and Hugh Hagen was confident that if he could meet His Majesty the King of Prussia, he would have a chance to make a difference.
Seeing the joy on Hugh Hagen's face, Carlo's heart was disdainful, in Carlo's opinion, even if a person like Hugh Hagen could see His Majesty, it was impossible to be reused.
After all, a guy who sells for glory is not something that everyone appreciates.
"Since Your Excellency Hughhagen is so cheerful, then I will no longer hide it below, and General Dafilia of our country hopes that Your Excellency can open a gap in the defensive line so that our army can better break through the outer fortifications outside Frankfurt, and Your Excellency can lead the army back to Frankfurt!"
As soon as Carlo finished speaking, Hugh Hagen immediately became a little overjoyed.
In Hugh Hagen's view, the Prussians made such a big price so that the intention was certainly not small, and the greatest benefit that he Hugh Hagen could give the Prussians was undoubtedly to lead his army to surrender to Prussia.
But now in Carlo's words, there is no such thing as letting Hughhagen lead his army to surrender at all, and even Hughhagen is only required to make a gap in his own defense, which is simply simpler for Hughhagen.
"Well, since your country is so sincere.
Then naturally, you can't ignore the kindness of your country, in that case.
Then I will make a way in the line of defense in two days, and ask Your Excellency Carlo to tell your army when the time comes!
” Carlo breathed a sigh of relief when Hugh Hagen agreed, and the two ended their pleasant conversation.
After leaving the Hessian camp, Carlo sent his escort to the Prussian camp not far away, asking him to inform Dafilia of the agreement between Carlo and Hugh Hagen.
After getting Carlo's reply, Dafilia just said lightly to the generals beside him: "Tiger father has no dog!"
The gold content of this sentence can be described as extremely high.
On July 30, 1791, the Prussian-British army launched a fierce attack on the Imperial Line outside Frankfurt, and under the onslaught of the Prussian and British forces, the Hessian tribe of Hugh Hagen was defeated.
Subsequently, after consulting Sunigo, Hugh Hagen led more than 4,000 Hessian troops under his command to withdraw into the city of Frankfurt, and the troops of the emperor and other princes outside the city were broken one by one by the Prussian and British forces that had opened the gap.
Hugh Hagen returned to Frankfurt and was not blamed by Sunigo, after all, the fact that the Prussian-British forces outside the city were irreversible, and in such a situation, Hugh Hagen was able to retain most of his strength and withdraw to Frankfurt It was very good news for Sunigo.
Although the emperor has more than 30,000 people, in Sunigo's opinion, he can only trust more than 15,000 Hessian troops in his own headquarters.
And these Hessian troops are not only Sunigo's magic weapon, but also most of the main combat forces of Hesse, knowing that they will be defeated, Sunigo is naturally unwilling to let his troops lose too much.
But what Sunigo didn't expect was that with the fortifications of the remnants of the emperor outside Frankfurt by the Prussian and British forces, more and more princes in Frankfurt began to be dissatisfied with Sunigo, after all, most of the Hessian army had withdrawn into Frankfurt.
It is a fact that the other emperors who were subordinate to the various princes were annihilated by the British coalition army.
And for the princes who regarded the army as their lifeblood, no one wanted their army to lose too much, so Hesse, who had preserved most of his strength, naturally became a thorn in the eyes of everyone.
But after all, the Hessian army is powerful, and nearly half of the members of the emperor's ** are Hessian troops, so these princes dare not openly fight Sunigo.
But as the glue in the emperor's **, Xi Jieer was besieged by many princes.
For these protesting princes.
Xi Jieer felt a deep headache, but he didn't have a good way, you must know that since the emperor ** assembled in Frankfurt, Sunigo suddenly became the emperor of Frankfurt.
It can be said that since Sunigo entered Frankfurt, the order in the entire Frankfurt city has been in chaos, and those Hessers can be said to do whatever they want in Frankfurt City.
But Sigel knew that without the Hesses, Frankfurt would definitely not be able to hold on, so in daily life, Sigel had tolerance for Sunigodo, but the current situation was no longer something that could be solved by forbearance.
Just now, Szette has received dozens of cases that have just been forwarded by the Frankfurt Public Security Department, all of which are vicious cases such as robbery and rape, and the suspects in the cases are all Hesses.
Sigel can also be said to be forced to a certain extent at this time, on the one hand, to punish the Hesses, on the other hand, to indulge those Hesses, but these two aspects, no matter which one is chosen, has great destructive power for the current situation.
But Sigel's hesitation was seen by some as a betrayal, a betrayal of Frankfurt, so that when most of the fortifications outside Frankfurt were breached by the British army, some Frankfurts began to target Sigel.
In the eyes of these people, Frankfurt's current predicament is caused by the incompetence of Sigel, as long as Sigel can be killed and replaced by a wise and wise leader to come to power, then not only the order in Frankfurt will be improved, but also the situation of the emperor will definitely be improved.
There were many people who thought this way, and at the instigation of the Prussian intelligence services in Frankfurt, the dissatisfaction with Sigel eventually led to an assassination of him.
And this assassination attempt against Sigel was not able to kill him.
But Sigel was still seriously injured, and when Sigel, who was the glue between the many princes, was dying.
The princes of Frankfurt were immediately panicked.
Some of the princes even recalled their own troops who had already joined the emperor, while others who were sending troops to Frankfurt and were considering sending troops to Frankfurt immediately canceled their orders upon hearing the news.
The most obvious thing to do at this point was the two Grand Duchyes of Baden and Berg, the 20,000 troops of the two Grand Duchies were still three days away to reach Frankfurt, but because of the news of the assassination of Sigel, the troops of the two Grand Duchies immediately received the strictest orders from their superiors, so they continued to stay where they were and watch the situation.
And with the suspension of the reinforcements of the two Grand Duchyes, the other princes were even more panicked, and the entire emperor was suddenly in chaos.
Just when there was chaos in Frankfurt.
The Prussian army outside the city did not stop its actions.
Taking advantage of the chaotic gap in Frankfurt, the Prussian and British forces not only uprooted a large number of fortifications deployed by the emperor outside Frankfurt, but also continued to shrink the encirclement, and the entire Frankfurt was basically surrounded by the Prussian and British forces except for the west.
The artillery of the Prussian coalition army was directly mounted on the position closest to Frankfurt, and the city of Frankfurt was still chattering about a series of missteps of the emperor, and even some members of the Imperial Diet began to shout to hold Sunigo accountable for the disadvantage of the war.
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The deterioration of the situation made Sunigo even angry, as the Prussian and British forces were about to launch a final assault on Frankfurt.
Sunigo finally made up his mind.
Sunigo's determination was precisely to withdraw his troops from Frankfurt.
It is impossible to deal with a wolf-like enemy in a scattered situation, which is known not only to Sunigo, but also to the top brass in Frankfurt, but they have no better solution to the current situation.
So on the morning of August 3, 1791, Sunigo's 14,000 Hessian troops left Frankfurt and headed west without informing anyone.
The people in Frankfurt did not learn of the Hesse's departure from Frankfurt until a few hours after the Hessian army had left.
After learning the news, the whole of Frankfurt immediately became in chaos, and the streets were full of people who were helping the old and the young hoping to leave Frankfurt, and after the Hessian army left Frankfurt, the emperor ** also collapsed.
Numerous princes began to lead their armies towards the outside of Frankfurt.
Some of the princes who had given up all their belongings were crying without tears, and finally at the instigation of the Prussian intelligence services in Frankfurt.
Some of the princes surrendered to the Prussian forces outside the city as a last resort.
The tide of battle turned so quickly that Dafilia didn't even react, and if it weren't for the fact that Carlo personally brought a few willing princes to Daphilia, Daphilia even wondered if these princes were trying to lure the Prussian army into Frankfurt and besiege it.
Fortunately, with Carlo's explanation, Dafilia understood that all this was not a trap, and after trying to calm his mind, Dafilia accepted the surrender of the princes.
Under the guidance of the surrendering army, the Prussian and British coalition forces entered Frankfurt in a mighty way.
Looking at the majestic Frankfurt city wall in front of him, Dafilia can be said to have a lot of emotion, he thought that Frankfurt, who would have to pay a price no matter what, was now taken by the Prussian army without any loss, which is of course very gratifying, but at the same time, it also made a group of Prussian and British generals who were eager to make a career in Frankish Fujian a little disappointed.
After entering Frankfurt, Faphia's first order was to post security notices on the main roads of Frankfurt, which reinformed all Frankfurt citizens of the military discipline of the British Alliance, and also explained that those who wanted to take advantage of the fire and robbery would definitely be severely suppressed by the British and British forces.
It was precisely because of Dafilia's reassuring notice that the bad signs of the Frankfurt city that had just been raging were resettled. ...................................
Just when the Prussian-British army took Frankfurt almost unharmed, Nichlau's 9th Division also officially engaged the 40,000 Austrian troops led by the Duke of Tuha.
The outside of Seydlicice has been smashed into a scorched earth.
But even so, the Prussian army still did not have any idea of giving up, and Nichlau had already given death orders to the Prussian troops in the front.
That is, it is necessary to hold the positions of the various departments, even if they fight to the last person, they must firmly hold the position, and if anyone loses their position, then the officers of the department will be immediately sentenced to death!
To a certain extent, the harsh military orders inspired the determination of the Prussian army not to fear death, at least the Prussian troops fought fiercely and tenaciously.
But Tuha was not a man of rice, and the desperate struggle of 40,000 Austrian troops made the Prussian army, which was protected by a strong position, still suffer heavy losses.
In early August, the 10,000 Austrian troops led by Karl had already made a detour to the north of Seydlice, and then came under Karl's command.
The 9th Division's already somewhat fragile fortifications north of Seydlicice were taken by Karl, but it was at this time that Karl received a shocking piece of news.
This news not only took Carl by surprise, but also caused Karl's troops to suspend their own operations.
This information, which was exchanged for the lives of some of Austria's top spies, was then delivered to the Duke of Tuha in the shortest possible time.
This information was about the deployment of the Prussians outside Bratna.
After reading this information, Tuha's face showed an unprecedented grimness "Karl, how credible do you think this information is?"
Looking at Karl, who was a little nervous in front of him, Tuha asked lightly.
Hearing Tuha's question, Karl, who was already a little nervous, became a little anxious "This information is not ordinary, for which we in Austria even paid the lives of several top spies, and I think the authenticity of this information can be guaranteed."
Hearing Karl's answer, Grand Duke Tuha laughed and said: "Carl.
You see, sometimes, the intelligence is not necessarily true, even if it takes a lot of effort to get it, but its authenticity is still worth questioning!
War is not a child's game.
In the attitude of being responsible for the Habsburgs, we must dare to have a negative attitude towards anything!
” Hear the Grand Duke of Tuha say this.
Karl said with some puzzlement: "You mean this information is fake?"
"Of course it's not fake?"
Seeing the smiling Grand Duke Tuha say this calmly, Karl immediately became very puzzled "Didn't you say before that we should have a negative attitude towards anything?"
"Of course, but have you thought about it, if you are the commander of the Prussian army, how do you think you should deal with our attack now?"
Grand Duke Tuha's questioning immediately made Karl ponder, and while Karl was pondering, Grand Duke Tuha did not bother him.
To be honest, for Carl, Tuha admires it very much, and even sees his own shadow in Carl's body.
After these days of contact, Carl left a very good impression on Tuha, and it was this impression that made Tuha have a more different view of Carl's future.
In Tuha's view, although all of Leopold II's sons were relatively good, none of these heirs were suitable to lead the Habsburgs on the road to power.
Although Franz was the first in line to the throne, Franz's own lack of courage was a great flaw.
And Alexander, who was favored by everyone, seemed even more unsuitable in Tuha's eyes.
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Alexander was fit for a governor of a region in Tuha's opinion, but certainly not so competent as an emperor of an empire.
An emperor is not the same as a governor, but being a good governor does not mean being a good emperor.
The Emperor had more responsibilities on his shoulders than the Governor, and the external environment he faced was much more complex.
And that ambitious Alexander was not a suitable candidate for emperor in Tuha's opinion.
Tuha had no hope for the next generation of the Habsburgs.
But when Carl and Tuha came into contact, Tuha found that Carl actually had extraordinary potential, this potential is not only manifested in the military, whether it is in the world or personal cultivation is top-notch, in Tuha's opinion, Carl is just a little less personal experience.
And letting Karl lead 10,000 troops around the north of Seydlicice alone is actually Tuha indirectly cultivating Karl, Not everyone has the opportunity to lead an army alone, especially in such a battle of the Grand Army.
"If I were the commander of the Prussian army, then I would definitely put the decisive battle in Bratna, after all, there is only one division of the Prussian army in Sedlice, and it is really insignificant to defeat our army with only one division, so the Prussian army needs to concentrate more troops, and Bratna has gathered more Prussian troops to a certain extent, if Dessau uses a little more power, there is indeed a possibility of defeating our army!"
After a moment of contemplation, Karl looked up and said firmly to Tuha.
After listening to Karl's words, Tuha nodded and said: "You are right, although Sedlice is not bad under the management of the Prussian army, but the terrain of Sedlice is doomed, unless the Prussian army has more troops than our army, otherwise it is basically a dream to defeat our army.
But Bratna is different, with its many lakes, the Bratna region is indeed a suitable area for victory, but the key to the war is to see the deployment between the Prussian army and our army!
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