Nan Ming Sun Never Sets

Chapter 597

The sound of guns and guns continued, and the smoke filled the entire battlefield.It was originally a spring when all things were revived, but death continued to be staged in this land.

The corpses of soldiers were lying in disorder in the trenches, and the burned and mutilated military flag lay silently on the ground. A leather military boot was stepped on it, and the owner of the military boots did not even see the military flag.

"Stupid Austrians." Urden looked at the corpses of the Austrian soldiers with contempt.

In the just-concluded battle, Uledan led a division of the Qing army, defeated the Austrian Bohemian Army and the Hungarian Army with more than [-] troops, and won a hearty victory. More importantly, Uledan Dengwei opened a passage for the Qing army to continue southward to Prague.

Ulerden is 22 years old, too young.He was born in Kazakhstan, which means that his mother gave birth to him on the way of fleeing.Uleden's father was just a small soldier of no status in the Eight Banners of the capital, and died in the battle in the capital.His mother came with the large army that fled at that time, and gave birth to him on the way to escape.At that time, Fei Yanggu was very concerned about any Manchu women who were pregnant and had children. He not only sent someone to take good care of them, but also gave them money.Both Uleden's mother and himself are very grateful to Lord Qianlong.Manchu people go to school for free, and Uleden is also considered smart. He quickly stood out and was selected into the Eight Banners of the Guards. He became a division commander at the age of 22.

Of course, this kind of situation was not uncommon in the former Manchu Qing Dynasty, but those who were able to lead the army at a young age were often the heirs of the Aixinjueluo family with high status, or the family of heroes.Ullerden was just a boy from an ordinary Manchurian family.

But now in the Western Qing Empire, Manchurians are extremely rare, and every Manchurian is regarded as a treasure.Almost every Manchurian who grew up was sent to the Eight Banners of the Guards as an officer.

After the Western Qing Dynasty wiped out Prussia, the Qing army hardly stopped, but instead added more divisions.

The earliest Eight Banners of the Guards used an organization similar to that of the Late Qing Army. However, Fei Yanggu continued to reform the Qing Army to make it more like the Ming Army. The names of the standard battalion and team sheds are still reserved.As an improved social organization system of military-civilian integration, the Eight Banners are also flourishing.

Now the distinction between the Banners Banners and the Eight Banners of the Guards is no longer clear, and Fei Yanggu no longer needs to worry about the loyalty of Russians, Kazakhs, Romanians, and Bulgarians. Among them, there are already people of other nationalities.

The composition of the Western Qing army is actually very interesting. Take the division led by Uluden as an example. There are two associations under his division, as well as some division-affiliated troops.The entire division has a total of 8 flags, including 1 Manchurian flag, 4 Russian flags, a Kazakh flag, a Cossack flag and a Tatar flag.Since many soldiers may not be able to speak Qing Mandarin well, they are usually organized into a regiment-level organization based on their ethnic groups, that is, standard.All the directors of these bids can speak Chinese, so there is no problem for them to come to the division headquarters for meetings.

There are also some mixed standards in the Qing army, so that the officers and soldiers in them can understand each other. However, the mixed work of the Qing army is not smooth. These mixed standards are obviously not as powerful as the "purebred standards".

It is also worth mentioning that the so-called Manchurian flags are not necessarily all Manchurians, because at that time a small number of Han people (traitors) also fled with Fei Yanggu, and in fact, the original [-] new troops were actually mostly Han people. Later, these people were all counted as Manchurians.

The new army and the descendants of the new army are the most loyal forces to Fei Yanggu. It is impossible for him to let them become the Han army alone. This sounds too confusing.It's just that more than [-]% of the descendants of the new army are of mixed Eurasian blood, so even in the current Manchuria, there are many young soldiers with high eyebrows and dark eyes.

A very handsome Russian adjutant walked up to Uluden: "Division Commander, the new order from the headquarters requires us to cooperate with the Second Army and the Eighth Army to attack Prague."

Uladen glanced at his adjutant and nodded: "Get ready now, we will head to Prague in six hours."

The adjutant's name was Lalbin, younger than Uledan, and a lieutenant.He was slender, with dazzling blond hair and extremely fair skin, like the first snow.

"The Eighth Army Corps are all new recruits. I don't know if they can fight." Larbin said.

Uleden suddenly slapped Lalbin, "Who gave you the guts to question our Qing army? Even if they are recruits, the officers are all experienced veterans, and there are a certain percentage of them The returning veterans, after several months of training, will naturally be able to win battles, and at least they will be stronger than these idiots in Europe."

Lalbin covered his already red and swollen face, quickly lowered his head and said, "Teacher, you taught me the right thing."

Uladen looked at him with a soft look, and there seemed to be an incomprehensible fire in his eyes.

"It seems that you really can't teach you a lesson from time to time." Uladen said with a low throat.

Lalbin didn't speak, showing no sign of resistance.

The two of them entered the military tent where Uleden was temporarily resting one after the other, and then there were faint low growls and incomprehensible shouts from inside.

After a while, Uledan walked out of the tent, feeling quite refreshed.

"Prague is right in front of you, let me take it down, this credit is enough to make the emperor notice me." Uleden was very excited.

Larbin, the young and beautiful adjutant in the tent, arranged his clothes and looked at the young and promising figure with both dissatisfaction and relief in his heart.Originally, he was just a bullied soldier, and he was able to become an officer entirely because of Uleden's promotion.Naturally, he didn't want to become a pedophile serving men, but he knew that getting close to Uluden was the key to gaining access to power, so that he would never be bullied again.

And following Uleden's side, he also learned everything, from the military theory of marching and fighting to the struggle on the field of power.

After the war, Uledan will get more credit and move to a higher position, so he will follow Uledan to get more.One day, maybe no one with these dark hairs will be able to stand on his head, but he will be the one to call the shots.

Lalbin thought so, quietly.

(End of this chapter)