Birds of a feather flock together, and people are divided into groups. Among a group of excellent people, there are only two choices that are as good as indulgence. Lee Zhaogui chose the latter back then.

For a long time, Li Zhaogui was the only male member of the Li family. Because he was from the British King lineage, he did not involve the throne and his father was not around, he was carefully trained since childhood. He himself was also successful enough to grow into the third generation of the Li family.

But the problem is that he is already the king of a country, and no one can shelter him from the wind and rain. If he wants to do something, he will suffer some losses.

Li Junhua and the other three didn't understand what Yongzheng and Qianlong meant. This is the real history that only Li Mingxun and Li Junwei and his son knew in this world, and this just illustrates Li Zhaogui's situation at this time.

Li Junwei supported his nephew to inherit the elder brother's career and did not expect his nephew to do much, because he was the emperor of India and was destined to be suppressed by the empire. The empire did not want the emperor of India to be Genghis Khan and Kublai Khan, while Li Junwei hoped that his nephew could be an Emperor Wen of Han who ruled inaction or be a Emperor Qianlong who was scattered and waited for death.

But Li Zhaogui himself had certain political ambitions. As the emperor of the feudal centralized empire, he was destined to regard the Hindustan Empire as his own country. Li Zhaogui did not want to compete for hegemony in the world, but wanted internal reforms and progress.

In Li Zhaogui's view, the empire rose too fast, and Hindustan, which is in the core area of ​​the empire, could no longer obtain the international status and world hegemony like the empire, but he still had the opportunity to let his people live a prosperous life, even saying that it was better than the empire's people.

After all, the Hindustan Empire, which occupied the entire Indus River Basin and half of the Ganges River Basin, was a country with great natural endowment. As long as the internal affairs were properly, the people of this country could still live a very rich life.

But Lee Zhaogui had to face the influence of the military aristocrats left by his father.

Li Jundu chose India and abandoned America, which he fantasized about one day in the future, and could bring millions of people to Beijing with their swords and seize the throne. Of course, this was destined to be a dream of Nan Ke.

After Li Jundu chose the subcontinent, he asked his father for advice on how to go on this path. The result of the discussion between father and son was that Li Jundu's own abilities were enough for expanding territory and establishing an empire. Even Li Mingxun felt that he might not have the ability of his son.

In other words, there is no problem with Li Jundu when establishing an empire. The problem lies in how to govern an empire.

But Li Mingxun did not have such experience, because the thirty years he held power had been conquering the world. In terms of internal affairs, he was mostly handed over to his brother Lin Cheng and his adopted son Li Hai. More importantly, the country established by Li Mingxun was a country with military merits and aristocrats as the core and bourgeoisie as the economic basis. It is obvious that establishing a country in India would inevitably be a country with feudal imperial power.

Li Mingxun himself did not become a feudal monarch seriously, so how could he teach his son?

Fortunately, Li Mingxun found a group of honest people for his eldest son. In the eighth year of the empire, when the royal family split, the empire had a group of talents who knew how to govern feudal countries. These talents were very professional, and even said that no one was more professional than them, because their original identities were emperors, relatives and ministers of the court.

This group of so-called talents are the two high-ranking officials and nobles of the court captured by the empire in the war, and were all transformed in the Changping War Criminal Management Office. Moreover, Li Mingxun believed that Li Junde's best teacher was Shunzhi and the Eight Banners nobles, because if the eldest son entered the subcontinent, it would be similar to the Qing Dynasty entering the Central Plains, and they would govern the big with small and foreign races.

The fact is that Li Jundu visited the management office several times to seek the scriptures from the Manchu nobles, including Shunzhi. Twenty years after the empire, the Hindustan Empire established by him and its political system were also full of the Manchu Qing Dynasty.

For example, the Qing Dynasty was Manchuria, while the Hindustan was the Chinese. This Chinese was not just the Han people, but the Han people were just the majority of them, as well as the Yarkand nation, which was of great help to Li Jundu's career at that time.

The army that the Qing Dynasty relied most was the Eight Banners, and Li Jundu built 100,000 households based on the Eight Banners system.

The origin of these 100,000 households is relatively complicated. Their common labels are nomadic peoples and the beliefs of the Tianfang Cult.

The early 10,000 households were the Uzbeks, Tajiks, Pashtuns, Persians and a small number of Kazakhs in the river. These were the basic foundations that Li Jundu accumulated in the river. They formed over 30,000 households with the Chinese people.

The source of the 70,000 households is very complicated, and their subjects are basically given by King Yu Li Junwei.

When King Yu went west to Central Asia, the Southern Russian prairie and Li Jundu established the Hindustan Empire at all times. At that time, King Yu Li Junwei implemented a policy in the areas he conquered was to be in a place without people. Li Junwei found that the Mongolian tribes that the empire had completely controlled had very strong strategic mobility, so he used Mongolian cavalry and a small number of imperial elites to sweep across the core areas of the Eurasian continent, but did not accept the Tianfang Cult nations in these newly conquered areas.

If, according to the Mongolian tradition, all men above the wheel were killed, and blood exchange could be formed. But Li Junwei did not do this. He packed all the men from the Tianfang Cult nations such as Kazakh tribes and Tatars in the newly conquered area and sent them to India, and rewarded women and children to Mongolian nobles who participated in the Western Expedition and established meritorious achievements.

These peoples of the Tianfang Cult in Central Asia and Southern Russia are all heroes who can draw bows and archery, and are born warriors. They entered Li Jundu's system, conquered the world for him, became heroes, and obtained land, houses and women in the war, forming 70,000 households.

Another characteristic of the Qing Dynasty ruled the Central Plains, which was that it received support from various Mongolian tribes, called it the Manchu and Mongolian family. This was also reflected in the Hindustan Empire. After Li Jundu took over India, he chose a nation like the Sikhs with abundant martial ethics and obtained their support through marriage and land grants. These were ethnic minorities in the subcontinent, but provided a considerable number of troops for the Hindustan Empire.

In addition, just like the Qing Dynasty who won over Han landlords and literati and officials after entering the pass, Li Jundu entered the subcontinent and carried out bloody massacres in the north to demonstrate his might and deter the resisters. After the founding of the country, he immediately implemented a policy of gentleness to the lords of all ethnic groups on the subcontinent.

Therefore, Li Jundu established his own empire, in addition to military conquests, there were also political purchases. The former gave birth to new military aristocrats - the Chinese and 100,000 households, while the latter retained many feudal lords under the old system.

This creates a huge problem. The Hindustan Empire has a large number of privileged classes, which monopolized the positions of the court and had many political and economic privileges. Although this is true in almost all feudal countries, the same is true for such a country to become corrupt quickly.

Especially Li Jundu's death, accompanied by the end of the final conquest of the Hindustan Empire, accelerated this corruption.

If Lee Zhaogui just wanted to maintain his rule and be a Qianlong-style monarch, then he would not have to do anything and just enjoy himself. He would not spend all his money on his life, but the problem is that Lee Zhaogui wanted to make a difference.

The Hindustan Empire was an agricultural society, and the cotton it produced was the most intimate commodity of this era. However, the cotton produced in the plains of the middle and upper reaches of the Indus River required railways to be transported to the seaside ports. However, Li Zhaogui found that his empire could not build this railway. The main reason was not technology, but investment and land issues.

All the problems point to those privileged classes who are rapidly degenerating, enjoying privileges but not taking responsibility. Therefore, Li Zhaogui wanted to be Yongzheng, and he had to spend acres of money and paying food like ordinary people. However, these obviously touched the interests of the privileged classes, and it was extremely difficult to implement them, and also caused dissatisfaction with the emperor within the Hindustan Empire.

Li Junwei was not worried about this at first, but he found that his son Li Zhaoyi chose to remain silent in the reform led by Li Zhaogui, and even stood opposite to Li Zhaogui at some point. This was the biggest problem, because only Li Junwei and his son knew how Li Zhaogui's throne came from.

Li Jundu doesn't like his eldest son Li Zhaogui, not because he is not outstanding, but because his behavior is too similar to his second brother who stole his throne. This is a hurdle that Li Jundu never overcomes in his life. He hates everything about his second brother, everything.

On the contrary, he likes Li Zhaoyi, the nephew of his son, very much, and perhaps there is a reason for loving the house and the Wuwu. But more importantly, Li Zhaoyi is the young version of him.

In the final stage of his life, Li Jundu wanted to pass the throne to Li Zhaoyi, but Li Junwei clearly stated in India that he wanted to support Li Zhaogui, so Li Jundu used a trick. He deliberately wrote in the edict that he wanted to pass the throne to Li Zhaoyi, but told Li Zhaoyi in advance that he would support Li Zhaogui as the emperor after his death.

This made everyone happy. Facts prove that at least so far, everything was still under his plan. At that time, Li Jundu told Li Zhaoyi that his son Li Zhaogui should be the emperor for ten to fifteen years. During this period, the two countries were friendly, and Li Zhaoyi could cultivate his own power and then find an opportunity to seize Li Zhaogui's throne.

And this year marks the tenth anniversary of Lee Zhaogui's ascendance to the throne.

But what Li Jundu missed was his younger brother, Li Junwei.

Li Jundu asked Li Zhaoyi to support Li Zhaogui as the emperor and gained all the trust of Li Zhaogui, but Li Junwei did not believe in the loyalty in it, or in other words, Li Junwei completely disagrees with the word loyalty.

According to Li Junwei's logic, assuming that Li Zhaoyi is really loyal to his nephew, he should stand with him in this reform or risk his life to make a point of advice. Except for these two attitudes, the rest are manifestations of having two hearts.

Li Junwei did not know that Li Jundu had planned that year, but he had seen the edict sent to Zhaoyi with his own eyes. In the early years, he had not thought about it because of the death of his elder brother, but the most unstoppable thing about plotting and conspiracy was to recall. Logically speaking, Li Zhaoyi had been involved in the throne, and after the new emperor ascended the throne, he should have been protecting himself.

If it is someone else, there is no evidence, there will definitely be no abnormal movement. However, Li Junwei does not need evidence. He only needs his own judgment to be rational and comprehensive.

Li Junwei planned this matter carefully, but he finally found that Li Zhaogui and Li Zhaoyi's brothers had too deep feelings, and the attack on Li Zhaoyi also involved the diplomatic relations between the two countries. As a result, Li Junwei finally chose a simple and crude method - to find a way to trick Li Zhaoyi into the empire, directly recognize his ancestors and return to his hometown, and everything was solved.

The reason is actually very simple. The name Li Junwei is simply a beast in the Hindustan Empire. The powerful and powerful classes in the Hindustan Empire have a very poor impression of it. Even the two emperors of the Hindustan Empire regard Li Junwei as their close relatives.

In the early years, Li Jundu had not yet established a country, so Li Junwei went to Hezhong for business. His status was like a deputy king. Just because he did not respect his younger brother, Li Jundu dealt with a group of people. Even when Li Jundu already had a son, he still claimed that if he unfortunately died early, all his foundation would be inherited and dominated by his younger brother, Junwei.

Of course, these behaviors and remarks are mainly directed at Li Junhua. What Li Jundu cannot accept most in his life is that his things were snatched away by his second brother, and if he dies, the only thing that can be avoided is that his third brother will snatch them.

For more than 30,000 households and Chinese families, they supported Li Zhaoying as the heir to Li Junde. As a result, when Li Junwei came, Zhaoying returned to Shenjing to inherit the title of King of England. A strange Li Zhaogui came. The hot stove that had been burned for many years was extinguished by Li Junwei's urine. How could they not hate it?

It is even easier to reduce 70,000 households. Li Junwei destroyed their country, divided their families, seized their property, and caused their country to destroy their families and wander in the subcontinent. This is a deep hatred for blood.

So in addition to the post-clan, in India, Li Junwei is a beast, and everyone dares to be angry but dare not speak out.

It was precisely because of this that Li Junwei thought that as long as he made it public that Li Zhaoyi was his son, his political career would end and he would not pose a threat to his nephew's throne.

But judging from the Agra cruise ship first and then, it was mostly because Li Zhaoyi understood the truth and took precautions in advance.

Li Hai and Lin Junhong figured out the whole story and the logical chain. They looked at each other and shrugged helplessly. Both of them mean the same thing. They both thought that the Li family was really strange. They didn't care about their sons and nephews, and their biological children were not as good as those born to brothers.
Chapter completed!