Tsarist Russia 1741: Starting the Industrial Revolution

You can expand towards Eastern Europe and Southern Russia, so who cares about the wasteland of the Far East Icefield? Why did Peter move the capital to St. Petersburg? It was not just to avoid the influence of the domestic land aristocracy, move the capital to the sea, rely on the port to develop foreign trade, use this as a foundation to build the Baltic Fleet, and promote Russia's transformation from a land power to a dual land and sea empire. As for the direction of southern Russia, by conquering the Crimean Khanate and controlling the Don River Basin, goods can pass through the Volga River, be transferred to the Don River, enter the Sea of ​​Azov and the Black Sea, and then be transported to Eastern and Central Europe through the Danube River in the north of the Black Sea. It can also develop foreign trade, build a Black Sea Fleet, and promote Russia's transformation from a land power to a dual land and sea empire. And in comparison, traveling from the Baltic Sea to the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean requires a direct confrontation with the British Navy, which is basically impossible to succeed. But the Army can support the Black Sea in the direction of southern Russia, and even further forward, we can unite with France in the Mediterranean to build a new trade order around the Mediterranean. And the most important thing is to open up road trade in Persia in a short time, and you can go to India and Bangladesh immediately. In the mid-term, the French-Russian alliance will dig the Egyptian Canal, which will block the trade gateway between the East and the West. In the long run, it is not impossible for the Franco-Russian alliance to control Europe, isolate Britain, and establish another world order. With so many benefits in the direction of Eastern Europe and Southern Russia, who cares about the rotten land of the Far East Icefield!

The protagonist travels to the Goose Kingdom. If he defeats the Grasshoppers in Europe, then that's okay, but the land of China will be miserable, and most of the land will be occupied by the Goose Kingdom. Even if the protagonist doesn't do it, after the protagonist dies, his descendants will not listen to the protagonist and will definitely do this!

To be honest, with the territory of Russia, as long as the industrial revolution is completed, even if it is only half the strength of the Soviet Union, it can sweep across Europe and Asia.

Ekaterina has a strong desire for power. Are you sure you want to marry her?

Before the protagonist dies, he can create a lingua franca for East and West Slavic. The gap between South Slavic and East Slavic is a bit big, but the gap between East and West Slavic is not that big. Promoting Slavic lingua franca is easier than promoting Russian.

I started writing double penetrations without any experience in classics Furthermore, female cross-dressing is a classic scientific research. To be honest, the author, as a Tsarist Russian writer, I hope you will carefully consider the issue of female protagonists. I can say that basically most historical double-crossing novels (especially female scientific researchers) are easy to write a female-oriented article even if you avoid it. It's easy to break down the writing if you open this point. I understand that you may want to use her to pull out the technology tree in the future, but I still hope that you will carefully consider the future emotional drama and Ye Er's role If you don't add the time travel to Ye Er, it will be an excellent foreign historical novel if it continues like this Now that there are not many Ye Er roles, I hope you will consider it carefully.

There is something wrong with the strategic direction. Why is the author so keen on Prussia? If you can't eat it in Central Europe, Britain, France, Austria and the HRE won't let you eat it. The most in Europe is Poland. On the contrary, Constantinople in southern Turkey is Russia's third Roman mission. It can take advantage of the Seven Years War when others have no time to take advantage of it, and even complete the recovery of Antioch, Jerusalem, and Alexandria, and rebuild the diocese. The Central Asian nomads are easier to fight. Eat them all and go to India and bring trouble with the British. You can also consider Northern Europe, which has access to the Atlantic Ocean, and Sweden and Norway don't have a large population.

Seeing that this era is full of rat braids, I kind of want to rebel against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty.

The only chance for Tsarist Russia was in Afghanistan. From Afghanistan, India stabbed the British in the waist. Not to mention the imperial cemetery. Less than fifty years later, Qianlong directly wiped out the suzerain of Afghanistan, Zhungar. Note that it was not defeated, but wiped out. To put it bluntly, Afghanistan was just a camel musketeer playing mountain guerrillas. This may be irresistible to the United Kingdom, which plays a colonial army, and the United States and the Soviet Union, which plays heavy equipment, but in front of the Manchu and Mongolian cavalry and the Tsarist Russian Cossacks, they are just younger brothers. , And there is basically no grass left when crossing the border between the two. There is no one for the guerrillas. The so-called join if you can't beat them. It is also traditional for Afghans to go to India to make a fortune with knives. It is actually a good choice to follow Maozi to India to rob or to fight with the Cossacks in his hometown. And the United Kingdom has no ability to fight Maozi. It is nothing more than provocation. Turkey, Poland and Germany are good neighbors of furry bears, but as long as the furry bears are established, who can fight with furry bears? With India as a free supermarket, furry bears actually lack everything.

No longer updated? Keep writing your main story!

Arranging a double-crossed heroine just to use technology as a tool, right? What's the point?

The author's comment means double wear?

1. Promote strict aseptic disinfection operations: She formulated the "Nine SOPs for Ward Cleaning", which stipulates that mops must be boiled in boiling water for 10 minutes for disinfection every three times. She led nurses to clean wounds, disinfect and bandage the wounded, wash and disinfect reused bandages, changing the previous bad habit of reusing scalpels once they were wiped, and reducing the risk of wound infection from the source. ​ 2. Comprehensive rectification of the medical environment: At that time, sewage flowed across the field hospital and the toilets were close to the wards. She led a team to clean up garbage and dirt, promote the unblocking of sewers, and improve ventilation conditions. She also set up a laundry room to clean bed sheets and bedding, solving the problems of dirty wards and bacterial growth, and changed the extremely high mortality rate of patients near toilets. ​ 3. Standardize and refine the nursing process: She will carefully record the body temperature, pulse, wound changes and other data of the wounded, and create the first "Nightingale Rose Chart" to present the data to promote medical improvements; at the same time, she will adjust the wounded's diet to enhance their nutrition, and patrol the ward with an oil lamp at night, taking into account the physical care and psychological comfort of the wounded. Through her efforts, the mortality rate of sick and wounded patients in her hospital dropped from 42% to 2.2%. These measures of hers also laid the foundation for the sterile concept and standardized processes of modern nursing.

If you want to find a few engineers, you can actually choose to use Marshal Kutuzov's father. Although Marshal Kutuzov was not born yet (Marshal Kutuzov was born in 1745), his father was a technical talent. His father, Ilario Matovich Kutuzov, was a military engineer who joined the army during the reign of Peter I. He retired as an army lieutenant general and later as a privy councilor. Marshal Kutuzov's father-in-law was Lieutenant General Ilya Alexandrovich Bibikov.

Suddenly it was discovered that little Rumyantsev was Andrei's future uncle. In 1748, little Rumyantsev married the daughter of Marshal Mikhail Mikhailovich Golitsyn and gave birth to three sons and one daughter: the eldest son Mikhail Petrovich Rumyantsev (1751-1811), Russian Army Lieutenant General and Senator. The second son, Nikolai Petrovich Rumyantsev (1754-1826), was appointed Russian Foreign Minister in 1808. From 1810 to 1814, he served as the Russian General Secretary and Chairman of the State Council. The third son, Sergei Petrovich Rumyantsev (1755-1838), Russian ambassador to foreign countries, philanthropist, former senator, and the drafter of the 1803 decree "On Free Peasants".

I can't accept double wear. Pure historical writing is quite good.

Brother, when writing about Rumyantsev, it is best to add old Rumyantsev, otherwise it will be difficult to distinguish clearly. Also, old Rumyantsev was not a lieutenant general at this period. He was promoted to general in 1739. In addition, old Rumyantsev was born in 1680. He should be 62 or 63 years old this year.

Europe in the 18th century was an interesting era. How much did the author know about the food culture, social ideology and military at that time?

Two books in a row. After voting for the monthly ticket, I found out that I had already entered the palace.

The fur business in the Far East brought a lot of profits to the Tsar. A piece of fur in Western Europe was worth thousands of gold. Isn't this more profitable than the expansion in northern and southern Europe, which is less difficult? This fur business won't go away until America builds dividends

I introduced Ye Er in Chapter 27 and "hinted" that she was a time traveler, just to see if readers would accept it. Unfortunately, there were still few readers at that time and there was not much feedback. I have also seen everyone's opinions on the last two chapters. To be honest, I am very confused now. As a new author, I am still inexperienced. Everyone's opinions so far can be simply summarized as opposition and worry about writing collapse. But after seeing both the pros and cons, I can better understand what readers like to see. I know that most readers only read books without talking. Here I hope readers can move their fingers and leave your opinions below this post. I will seriously consider it, thank you. Tips: Please just leave your own opinions. There is no need to refute other people's opinions. There are thousands of people with different views, and it is boring to argue. Another tip: If you scold me, please be gentle. I have a glassy heart and I can't stand it.

The author should say that the European border expanded to the current Ukraine and Belarus, and then the signing of the Treaty of Nerchinsk in the Qing Dynasty was enough. Going south to destroy the Ottomans was the core. This is almost it. If conditions permit, you can even take Australia and New Zealand. Europe is not easy to expand, and even if it expands, it cannot be digested. It is better to be the boss of Europe, and you can also support the founding of the United States, and be the father of Washington.

Give us the treaty, Qing Dynasty! Ula!

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Can the author reply if you see it? I really like this book. There are no books like this on the market now. I have voted for all the recommendations. If the word count can be longer, I can reward it and there is no problem with monthly tickets!