My Portuguese Empire

Looking at the chapter comments, the author is so active! 😆😆

South American minerals Africa Europe cannot be passed on

Polygamy and polyconcubine are actually two policies. The former restricts the rich, and wives and children have legal property inheritance rights. It should be mandatory by law, and there should also be high inheritance taxes and polygamy taxes. This kind of division of property is easy to happen, and there will be basically no family consortium after a few generations, making it difficult to pass on. After all, illegitimate children originally did not have the right to inherit, but after the law allows polygamy, various restrictions can be implemented, and secret lovers and illegitimate children can be heavily fined and punished.

29 states

For your convenience, some maps of the Portuguese Empire will be displayed on this floor.

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Some things are quite outrageous. For example, when she was pregnant, she asked a Chinese medicine doctor to see her before she knew she was pregnant. The more she thought about it, the more she couldn't do it without telling her, and her heart became twisted. People in that era would have given birth to children, and anyone with some experience could have guessed it. As a result, none of the many doctors guessed that she was pregnant. The protagonist must have had a wife in his previous life, there is no conjecture at all. The protagonist's family is probably that big, and even a few good doctors won't help him.

I can't say it's a cool novel, but it's true that it's brainless. A protagonist who thinks he's extremely smart is paired with a group of low-intelligent supporting characters.

My Portuguese Empire: 01—10

Hungary can welcome back Habsburg to rebuild the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and Brazil can welcome back Miguel to rebuild Persia (crossed out) What's wrong with Portugal 😃

I can't understand why the book is called the Portuguese Empire and it should be called the Brazilian Empire. How much of the economic and military power of the Portuguese region accounts for the entire empire? It's really a case of selling dog meat over someone else's head. I originally thought that I could see the author writing about the small country Portugal, but I didn't expect that he would just write about Brazil. According to your nomenclature, it can be called the Hanoverian Empire and the Welsh Empire. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is a clickbait.

Since Brazil became independent. It is impossible to unite with Portugal. At that time, Brazilian independence was achieved through war. And Brazilians hate the Portuguese. Because of being enslaved and discriminated against. Two cannot be dealt with. Just like the United States has returned to the embrace of Britain.

Eurasian mixed blood is easy to see. The butt determines the problem of the head. Why do so many foreign historical writers insist on being patriotic? Immigration from the mainland is not a fool's errand. The early 20th century is no longer the colonial era. People have awakened their national consciousness and consciousness. In this way, the national subject of the country will be threatened and it will be easy for civil war.

The author makes it too easy to write about national development. It takes 20 years to build the foundation of Brazil, and it takes 20 years to lay a foundation. Education, Industry. Too bad, not even cohesion. There is also Heihei to remove.

Is it necessary for Brazil to develop a navy? With Brazil's poor industrial foundation, is it of any use to develop a whole shipbuilding industry chain? If you have the time, it is better to invest all your time in the aviation industry. At least you can gain a first-mover advantage and get a high return on a small investment. As for the navy, you can't use the South American chickens. Brazil's small arms and legs can't carry the eagle sauce and beef that are really needed. The Soviet Union has been a super-rich Red Navy for half a century, and compared to other military services, it is just like that. Brazil should think about differentiated competition. There are many pioneers in the aviation industry. With South America's geographical location and topography, it is not in vain to gain air supremacy at Guangjian Airport with a fleet of aircraft, even if there is an external invasion. In the future, it can be seamlessly inserted into the aircraft carrier era or the drone era.

Write less about the protagonist's sister, it's too disgusting

Share European historical novels

It gives people the feeling that the protagonist is playing a strategic game, the pace is incredibly fast, and everything is under control😠

Originaledition

I feel that the protagonists of World War II should not have much to do with each other. To be honest, if we recapture Brazil and spend decades sorting out the country, it will all be cheating. Brazil seems to be a lot of old black men, and the main ethnic group of the protagonists will have a larger population.

In Western circles, the author's writing is not very good. Although it is much better than those brainless novels, from a strict perspective, there are still many places that are unreasonable. Then they forcefully add drama, including the main character's bloodline, immigrants, and the like. Of course, it would be more reasonable to improve one's writing skills. After all, everyone comes from that ancient country and cares about the motherland. But writing this when the writing style is not of the highest quality feels a bit superfluous.

Braganza: 1. Braganza-Saxony-Coburg-Gotha dynasty, 2. Miguel Braganza royal line, 3. Braganza dynasty of Brazil. 1. The marriage between Braganza and Gotha is actually the Gotha dynasty. This lineage comes from the marriage between the daughter of Pedro I of Brazil, Queen Maria II of Portugal, and Prince Fernando II of Gotha, and was severed from Manuel II. 2. The Miguel lineage of Bragança originated from King Miguel I of Portugal. Miguel I was the second son of King Joao VI of Portugal, the younger brother of Pedro I, and the last husband of Maria II. He was defeated and expelled by his brother, the King of Brazil, in 1834. Miguel went into exile in Germany as the Duke of Braganza. He later married Adelaide and passed down the Braganza lineage. Later, his descendants took back the throne from Manuel II. However, it has been almost a hundred years and he is currently the orthodox royal family of Portugal. . 3. Braganza Dynasty in Brazil. This dynasty only lasted for two generations. By Pedro II, the dynasty was destroyed. Pedro II only had two daughters. This lineage was cut off and his surname was passed on. The protagonist of this book comes from the second royal line of Miguel. His father, Francisco, is the second son of Miguel II. However, the protagonist currently inherits the Brazilian lineage and is now the king of Brazil.

I found the areas where the three Royal Military Academy campuses are located, Itaguai, Mangaratiba and Angra dos Reis.

Portuguese Throne Genealogy Table

This is the data found on the Internet.

This novel is so outrageous, normal people can't write this kind of Down syndrome stuff

Isn't this a waste of money?

The author can pay attention to Angola. As a Portuguese colony, it is rich in resources (mainly oil). If it can be localized, it can strengthen its control over the South Atlantic.