Three hundred years ago, a group of Shan people, riding elephants and war horses, crossed the mountain pass from Myanmar and established the Ahoma Kingdom in northeastern India.

The Shan people are called the Shan people in Myanmar, the Dai people in China, and the Assam people in India.

The Ahoma Dynasty has always had exchanges with Yunnan and Tibet. During the Qing Dynasty, it began to mint currency, and the words on its coins turned out to be the Chinese word "treasure". After more than three hundred years of rule, the common language here has become Dai, and some nobles also

Can speak the southwestern Mandarin of the Ming Dynasty.

In history, the Mughal Empire attacked the Ahoma Kingdom seventeen times, but all failed.

Until the middle of the Qing Dynasty, religious conflicts arose within the country, and different Hindu sects fought. Burma (Konbang Dynasty) took advantage of the situation and annexed it. The British forced the Burmese government to cede the Assam region, which inexplicably finally became India.

land.

After Wang Yuan came to Tianzhu, he was looking for Assam because he knew Assam black tea and knew that it was an important tea producing area in India.

After all these years, one can probably guess that the Ahoma dynasty should be Assam.

Yin Bingheng's expedition to Ahoma this time actually has nothing to say. Although two-thirds of the country is hilly, the Tianzhu army does not need to drill into the mountains at all.

The Ganges and Jamuna rivers intersect, and the section where they merge into the sea is called the Bodo River.

The army returned to the original route by boat and headed north at the intersection of the two rivers. By boat, they could reach the capital of the Ahoma Kingdom.

The elite part of the Ahoma Kingdom is located in the river valley, and the capital is also on the riverside.

Pull the heavy artillery on the ship to the shore, fire it at the city wall, and then use the musketeers to rush in, easily occupy the capital, and capture the king at the same time.

Then he issued an order in the name of the king, declaring the Ahoma Kingdom to be merged into the Tianzhu Kingdom, and officially establishing the Ahong Province.

Wang Yuan would not allow this place to be autonomous because it is suitable for transplanting tea trees and can communicate with Yunnan - it is bordering at this time.
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