However, the nobles of the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth could surrender, but Stanislaw I was unwilling to surrender!

This does not mean that the Han Empire would not accept the surrender of a king. Wouldn't the kings of the German states, such as the Habsburgs, live well after surrendering?

Even a large number of private troops were retained.

However, Stanislaw I understood that with the military power he currently possessed by the Polish king, once surrendered, it would be no different from ordinary nobles, and his kingship would not bring any bonus!

To put it bluntly, it is just unwilling to suffer losses in your own interests!

However, the results of the discussions in the Sem Parliament made Stanislaw I understand that the Polish and Lithuanian Commonwealth no longer had the ability to block the entry of the Han Empire with 300,000 troops.

Although some of the main war factions are willing to fight bloody battles with the Han army, the gap in strength between the two sides is too big!

Even if all the power of the pro-war nobles were calculated, plus the mercenaries and town militias that could be summoned, Stanislaw I could only bring in about 100,000 troops in Krakow at most.

How can this confront the 300,000 Han army that has been tested by the war?

What's more, Stanislaw I knew very well how much water this 100,000 army was!

Even if you face the same number of Han troops, you will never be able to win in the wild!

As for defending the city...

When the Han army fought against the Holy Roman Empire, they had already proved with artillery that all the fortresses and fortresses in the world are now out of date!

In fact, the Polish and Lithuanian Commonwealth has suffered from the bombardment of Swedish dwarf artillery.

The large number of artillery of the Swedish dwarves caused the Polish Lithuanian Federation, which had many northern fortress castles, to be defeated repeatedly.

If it weren't for the Polish winged cavalry and the Polish Lithuanian nobles who had no way out and fought to the death, Gustav's dwarf army would have long defeated the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth.

What worries Stanislaw I the most was that so many nobles of the Polish and Lithuanian Commonwealth in the Sem Parliament meant that they were likely to surrender to the Han army in advance and then stab the Polish and Lithuanian Commonwealth in the back during the fierce battle.

Originally, the hard power was not enough, and if you were betrayed by your teammates, how could you beat him?

Stanislaw I knew that he could no longer follow the tradition of the Polish and Lithuanian Commonwealth, otherwise the Polish and Lithuanian Commonwealth would be destroyed by his generation of kings.

On the day after the end of the Sem Parliament, thousands of elite kings' direct guards suddenly emerged from the barracks outside Krakow. A military coup that shocked the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth broke out!

Unfortunately, among the nobles directly under the King's Guard and the pro-war faction, some betrayed the news of the operation.

Although Stanislaw I was very accurate in the time point, the thousands of kings guards faced prepared noble guards.

The nobles of the Polish Lithuanian Federation who came to participate in the Sem Parliament all came with their own guards. They were all people of the head of their families, and everyone around them was full of powerful warriors!

A bloody melee broke out in Krakow.

The most important thing about this kind of military coup that goes against everyone's wishes is suddenness and efficiency. Once time delays, the party that launches the military coup will be in an extremely unfavorable situation.

Because no one likes coupons who wantonly break the rules, if the coupon wins, everyone can only swallow their anger. If it is a stalemate...

The melee lasted for a whole day and did not subside.

As a result, Stanislaw I's direct army was besieged by the Krakow city defense forces, who were originally watching.

The delay in the coup made the city defense troops in Krakow see the weakness of the king's direct army. Many officers of the city defense troops in Krakow had good personal relationships with the nobles of the Thom Parliament. At this time, they found that the king's strength was insufficient, so they naturally had to jump out and stand on the side of justice!

As a result, early the next morning, Stanislaw I's head was hung on the head of Krakow's city. The army loyal to Stanislaw I was either killed and captured or fled at night.

A few of Stanislaw I's confidant nobles were subsequently cleaned by the Krakow city defense forces controlled by the Nobles of the Sem Parliament.

Stanislaw I proved with his life that he was the sinner of the country...

For the Polish and Lithuanian Commonwealth, Stanislaw I's last extreme behavior was very correct.

But for most of the nobles of the Sum Council, especially the lords and the nobles, Stanislaw I let them walk outside the gates of hell.

These Polish Lithuanian nobles would not consider the interests of the Federation, they would always consider their own interests.

After the failure of the Krakow coup, there was no more voice in the Sem Parliament, and negotiations with the Han Empire were fully launched.

At first, the Sem Parliament planned to make Xiao Yunyang the king of the Polish and Lithuanian Commonwealth and form a dual-system Communist alliance with the Han Empire.

However, this proposal was directly rejected by the Han Empire.

What is the virtue and ability of the Polish and Lithuanian Commonwealth? It is on par with the Han Empire?

Later, the Sem Parliament took a step back and planned to become a vassal of the Han Empire.

This time, Xiao Yunyang did not directly refuse, but instead asked the Sem Parliament of the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth to undertake the attacks of the Swedish dwarves and the United Cossacks.

And all the nobles in the Polish region (near the Han Empire) were transferred to Lithuania and Ukrainian front-line land.

Becoming a vassal state means retaining the name of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

In this case, let the nobles use their swords to protect the Polish and Lithuanian Federation.

Obviously, the condition for being a vassal state of the Han Empire was to let the nobles of the Sem Council go to the front line to fight.

This is naturally completely contrary to the original intention of the nobles of the Sum Council!

The nobles of the Sem Parliament hope that the 300,000 Han troops of the Han Empire could protect their vassal state!

There was no agreement reached in the negotiations, and 300,000 Han troops continued to conquer the city and territories!

The Sum Council originally wanted to rely on Krakow's city defense to fight a beautiful defensive battle, and then increase the bargaining chips for negotiations with the Han Empire.

As a result, after the coup in Krakow, the pro-war faction suffered heavy losses, and the city defense forces in Krakow were unwilling to sacrifice their strength...

The ending was nothing unexpected. Krakow was declared to be broken after only three days, under the bombardment of the German Mercenary Group.

As the capital of the Polish and Lithuanian Commonwealth, Krakow is undoubtedly the best city defense, but it only lasted for three days!

This undoubtedly woke the nobles of the Sum Council who were still dreaming, and even dared not to use war to increase bargaining chips.
Chapter completed!