From the first shot of the Yangon uprising to the final stroke of the World Unification Charter signed in the Mandalay Palace, he spent a lifetime on a legendary journey from colonial rebel to head of the Earth Federation.
This is an epic spanning half a century. While the European powers tore each other apart in two world wars, he led a multiethnic jungle army that quietly rose to power along the Irrawaddy River. He defeated the British expeditionary force, toyed with the French, and maneuvered deftly amid Japan's ambitions and America's suspicions. He took control of the Strait of Malacca, annexed India, and marched his armies to the Persian Gulf. When the smoke of war finally cleared, people were astonished to discover that the center of the world had quietly shifted from London, Washington, and Moscow to Mandalay.
But his true enemies had never been the rulers of the old world. What he sought to conquer were the age-old grievances, prejudices, and divisions of humanity. After the baptism of iron and blood, what wisdom would he use to establish an unprecedented order for the world?
Some called him Asia's liberator; others, a tyrant clad in a monk's robe. Some said he had the whole world at heart; others claimed he was harboring sinister intentions. But no one could deny that he changed everything.
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It feels okay but the logic is too poor
The title is particularly like that of Yamashita Fengwen. Myanmar's location was considered a battleground in the age of navigation. The writing is also practical. Survive first and develop in a certain way.