The Persian Empire, 1845
波斯帝国1845
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- 2.8M Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
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If Persia cannot achieve secular reforms, then all of this will be in vain. In this respect, the Christian reformation in the West has taken hundreds of years and it will be difficult to achieve in the short term.
Without taking Mesopotamia, Iran will remain in its current state. Only by taking Mesopotamia can a nation truly become a major power.
Persia is a difficult country to write about. The rural and urban areas are separated, there's a conflict between Arab theology and Persian history, and it's geographically isolated. Writing about places like Brazil is much easier than writing about Persia.
Green + Black: Hopeless Green/Black: Difficult
Persia's geographical location was too unfavorable, preventing it from becoming a major power in modern times. Its rugged, mountainous terrain was highly unsuitable for modern industrialization; plains were scarce and fragmented by mountains, further hampered by vegetation, and its expansion options were limited. Hell difficulty The Kingdom of Hungary, Mexico, the 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…
Selling duck slices to China? What were you thinking, author? Aren't you afraid of being banned? 😥
After skimming through a few dozen chapters, I found the author's descriptions of reforms illogical and haphazardly written: financial reform, education plans, railway plans… He doesn't even consider his own capabilities, jumping straight to compulsory education, higher education, and a railway network… It's incredibly embarrassing to read. The climax wasn't well-written either.
You can't outsell the Qing Dynasty in opium; the Qing Dynasty eventually monopolized opium in Europe and America.
Could you please check the AI-generated article before posting it?
The author should use their brain, shouldn't they? Couldn't they at least check the data first? Was this bridge even possible with the technology of that time? The largest suspension bridge in the 1870s was only a little over 200 meters long, and this one is over 600 meters! The reality is that the Eurasian Bridge wasn't built until the 1970s, a difference of over a hundred years. Even AI-generated content doesn't go through any thought processes.
Could such a weak nation as Persia rise to power?