
The Rise of the Holy Roman Empire
神圣罗马帝国崛起
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- 111k Words
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- Historical
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- World History
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Unbelievable, Chapter 44 tried to marry off the princess to win over those generals? The whole of Europe can laugh at Habsburg until 2020
The author is crazy. Little Princess Habao married a commoner, middle-aged general. Habao lost all his face.
In fact, there is not much to say. The writing is quite smooth, but it is not rigorous enough and does not take into account the foundation of the Ha family and the background of the times. Austria at this time was actually similar to Gaohuan in the Northern Qi Dynasty. Most of the Austrian nobles were supporters of the Ha family and the empire. They were conservative and unwilling to reform, but it was true that they were loyal to the Ha family and the empire. Just like Liu Zhen and Gao Huan, Gao Huan also wanted to be Sinicized but his base was Liu Zhen soldiers, so he could only be a peacemaker between the Hu and Han sides. Liu Zhen was conservative and resisted reform, but just like the traditional local nobles in Austria, they were loyal to the Gao family even if the Northern Qi Dynasty wanted to destroy the country. Most of the local nobles in Austria were like this, resisting reform but at the same time being loyal to the monarch. The Russian aristocrats on the other side, who are also the stronghold of conservatives, are not as naughty as the Austrian aristocrats. They embezzle national assets and even betray the country and the emperor. Most of these in Austria have a very German tradition of guarding the glory of knights. Therefore, the local nobles are not the first targets of the Ha family. Even Bohemia is loyal to the empire and the Ha family. The enemies that should be attacked should be the disobedient nobles in Hungary. In this era, Austria, one of the strongholds of conservatives, has very few capitalists, and only a few civilians who can afford to go to school or attend military academies. Even the petty bourgeoisie are not many. Let's not mention the issue of revolutionizing your own class, but who will you use if you revolutionize them? So the writing is smooth, but not rigorous. You want to attack the nobles now, but you haven't considered the difference between the Austrian nobles and the nobles of other countries. These Austrian nobles have been loyal supporters of the Ha family for hundreds of years. They defended their own interests and opposed changes while firmly supporting the Ha family and the empire. When Austria-Hungary was destroyed, most of these nobles could be regarded as coexisting with the country. They are traditional and conservative, which is very suitable for a wealthy family like the Austrian Ha family that has been around for hundreds of years. Their interests have been tied for too long, so it is difficult to turn around. If you attack them like this, it's like asking Gao Huan to suppress the soldiers in the six towns and take his own life. Making the cake bigger is the right thing to do, liberate the minds of these nobles, bring them into the era of the bourgeoisie, learn how to make money and open their horizons. Don't waste manpower by farming on those fiefdoms. Release productivity to redeem the land of serfs, but give them wealth and honorary status, and exchange these for power, land and ideas. , Be the chairman of the board and let them be shareholder managers, instead of starting a fight. The aristocrats are the biggest supporters and base of the Habsburgs. The Habsburg family is the top aristocrat in Europe. How can you revolutionize your own class? That can be regarded as a great man, but it is definitely not what the head of a conservative stronghold like the Habsburg family can do. At this time, Austria was in its final golden age. The Hungarian problem was caused by the nobles themselves. Few Hungarian people knew what nationality they were. The main thing was to attack these nobles. Nationalism was just budding in this period, so it could still be solved, unlike in the following decades when it was in full swing and could not be solved. Prussia was in decline at this time. Its only enemies were Britain, France and Russia. In the original history, after the war, Prussia was cut off from a large area of fertile Poland like a defeated country at the Congress of Vienna. The compensation was an enclave in the Ruhr area. At that time, he did not know that there were mines there, but it was just bad land. He was asked to work as a watchdog. This was good luck, and there was actually a mine. The situation in Austria at this time was very good. One of the biggest beneficiaries of the Vienna System was the European Gendarmerie after expelling Russia. The situation was not so crisis-ridden. Nationalism had just sprouted during the war, and there were no major national conflicts in Austria. It was considered the peak period of the Austrian family of the Ha family. They only met Napoleon. Seeing that Prussia, one of the protagonists in the previous period, surrendered in Berlin, then collapsed, and finally became like a defeated country and was ceded as a watchdog. The Ha family lost a lot during this period. Another wave was launched, all with 100,000 to 100,000 explosive troops. The country was very powerful. Bohemia was loyal to the empire. After Napoleon's defeat, many German princes hoped that Austria would restore the HRE, but Austria refused because Napoleon merged small states into large states. , Many of the free cities directly under the empire are gone. Being the emperor of the HRE only has the obligation to protect them without any reward, so I chose the German Confederation, which can be considered stable. Only the Hungarian nobles have sent troops and want autonomy. If they are not given, they will cause trouble.
Do you understand European history, do you understand old European aristocrats, do you know how valuable the surname Habsburg is in Europe? If you have only a little knowledge, use the thinking of domestic history to write about Europe.
Marriage is a bit ridiculous. After all, the Habsburgs are the top nobles, but they marry their own generals. In the history of Chacha Li, they are at least kings or crown princes. Let's first talk about whether they are worthy of it. Marrying your 15- or 6-year-old sister to a bad old man in his 30s or 40s is poisonous.
You can check out Xin Haiyue's Holy Roman Empire for reference.
The political ability of the protagonist in this book is similar to that of the Mexican emperor in the Holy Roman Empire in New Sea Moon 1 next door.
When did the Habsburg princess become so humble?
To be able to think of marrying a Habsburg princess to a general, you are also incredibly talented. In your novels, you wrote about how humiliating it was to be forced to marry Napoleon, a man of ordinary origin, and how humiliating it was inside the Habsburgs. How dare you come up with the plot of the princess wooing the general? And they are all generals. How many of them are really unmarried? That's outrageous. Isn't a political marriage a good thing? Isn't it good to marry the king of the southern German countries? Is it bad to marry a Russian prince?
In my opinion, this book is just a low-quality novel written by the author who has a little knowledge of European history and took it for granted. The author chose a very nonsense opposition to the relationship between the Austrian emperor and the nobles. He directly fought against the nobles who supported him and looked at the nobles from the perspective of a Chinese emperor, believing that they were all obstacles to his centralization of power. And some of the protagonist's behaviors are also confusing. For example, the Princess of Habsburg married a middle-aged commoner general just to win over them. The protagonist's influence on the old Habsburg aristocracy will inevitably decrease. Other nobles can laugh at the Habsburgs' self-degradation into the next century. I can't understand the protagonist's confusing behavior, but I am shocked I can only say that the political level is not like a human king. It is probably okay to be an African benevolent king. The protagonist's taken for granted and inexplicable brain circuits are very strange.
Great idea, but a bit lacking in common sense
First of all, I really like the setting of marrying the British royal family, with Europe on the one hand, and the colonies on the other. In fact, it is to restore and strengthen the Habsburgs at their peak. It can also be understood as the British Commonwealth and the super-enhanced version of the EU before modern Britain left the EU This setting is very good, I want to see it The common sense I am talking about is not a matter of religion. >For example, the newly updated Prince of Milan is a typical example The correct thing is that the emperor gives a bunch of titles related to Italian regions to the protagonist in advance, such as the Duke of Milan, the Duke of Lombardy, and even the king of medieval Italy.