
The Persian Empire, 1845
波斯帝国1845
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- 2.7M Words
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- Historical
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- World History
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If Persia cannot bring about secular reforms, then everything will be in vain. The Christian reforms in the West have gone through hundreds of years and will be difficult to achieve in the short term.
If the two rivers are not taken down, Iran will be like that. Only by winning the two rivers can we have the foundation for great powers.
Persia is not easy to write about. Rural areas are separated from cities. Arab religious beliefs are in conflict with Persian ancient history. It is geographically isolated. It is easier to write about Brazil than Persia.
Green+Black: No hope Green/Black: Difficult
Persia's geographical location was too poor and it did not have the foundation to become a great power in modern times. The terrain is rugged and mountainous, which is very unsuitable for modern industrialization. There are few plains and are cut into pieces by mountains. There are even more green areas to block it, and the options for expansion are limited Hell Difficulty The Kingdom of Hungary, Mexico, North American Colonies, Sweden, and even Poland and Anatolia are all good choices.
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Summary: The protagonist uses the army given by his father to start the game through violent means and loots the homes of corrupt officials to obtain start-up funds and carry out modernization reforms of the army. After mastering the strongest violence in the region, use the Hongmen Banquet to eliminate the leaders of the local tycoons, and then clean up the tycoons with thunder, obtain funds and population for further reforms, use British loans and loot to purchase industrial machines, and start industrialization. Develop the economy by building banks, unifying the currency, sorting out currency chaos, cracking down on loan sharking by local tyrants, reducing the burden on farmers, obtaining private financial support, and encouraging industrial development. Develop industries, including military industry, coal, steel and textiles. Strengthen the military to deal with Ottoman and Russian military threats; build railways, open up economic connections, strengthen local connections, and stabilize local rule; promote the development of the textile industry, provide jobs, increase people's income, and fight against foreign goods. Develop agriculture, improve the agricultural structure, change rice to mulberry, increase food types, such as potatoes, corn and sweet potatoes, translate foreign agricultural books, and educate farmers to increase agricultural output. Develop education, unite Shias to develop modern education, cultivate national talents, and lay the foundation for industrial development.
Author, what do you think about selling duck slices to China? Are you really not afraid of being blocked? 😥
Even if you sell opium, you won't be able to sell it to the Qing Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty will later monopolize European and American opium.
Can AI articles be checked before being sent?
The author, if you have some brains, can you check the information first? Could this bridge be built with the technology at that time? The largest suspension bridge in the 1870s was only over 200 meters long. Yours is already 600 meters taller. The reality is that the Asia-Europe Bridge was not built until the 1970s. There is a difference of more than a hundred years. What AI writes is nothing more than a brainstorm.
Can a nation as useless as Persia rise to prominence?
After skimming through dozens of chapters, I found that the reforms written by the author were illogical, and he wrote randomly: financial reform, education plan, railway plan... Without even looking at how much rice he had in the pot, he wanted to engage in compulsory education, higher education, railway network... It was so embarrassing. The climax was not written well either. For example, counterinsurgency, the conflict between divine power and imperial power, the game between the royal family and the nobility... In my opinion, it should be a very attractive part, but it is mentioned in just a few words.