Great Warlord: The Second Ancestor of the Empire

In fact, with the current strength of the Rakshasa Empire rebels, it can be said that they are powerless to fight back when facing the Daxia Army.

The main reason for this is still their shortage of weapons.

First of all, the Rakshasa Empire rebels located in Kazakhstan and Central Asia were originally some second-line teams. Their weapons, ammunition, and artillery were not even comparable to the Southern Front Army. How could they be compared with the Daxia Empire?

Now that the Southern Front received support from the Ottoman Empire, General Nikolai Alexandrovich Venturov ordered the Southern Front to begin attacking the rebels in the Makhambe area north of the Caspian Sea.

Facing the extremely ferocious and loyal tsar's main force of [-] Southern Front troops, the two rebel divisions stationed in the Markhambe area only lasted less than three days. The entire Markhambe region fell into the hands of General Nikolay Alexandrovich Venturov.

After the Southern Front replenished their ammunition, they divided their forces into two groups and marched all the way towards the Beneu area on the east coast of the Caspian Sea, preparing to eliminate the main force of the rebels here, which was the Kazakhstan Front.

The other road is preparing to go north, towards the northeast of Kazakhstan, preparing to open the passage to the Western Region of Daxia.

The Daxia Western Region Army also responded quickly.

According to the requirements of the Imperial Military Department, the Empire assembled two army groups in the Western Region, totaling [-] people, and then attacked Central Asia from the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains.

The mission of the Northern Route Army is to attack Akmolinsk, the capital of Kazakhstan, and eliminate the Kazakh rebel headquarters.

The other route starts from the southern Tianshan Mountains, enters Central Asia, and then joins the southern front of the Rakshasa Empire on the east coast of the Caspian Sea.

Since this area is relatively flat and arid, the Imperial Military Headquarters also transferred Zhang Yanyu's armored division here, wanting to see the armored division's capabilities in desert terrain.

Of course, this is only part of the reason. Another part of the reason is that in the southern battlefield, Zhang Yanyu's armored division has no place at all.

It either crosses the sea or needs to cross a river. The water network is very dense.

Today's tanks are not the tanks of later generations, and their water wading performance is very good. The tanks at this time, whether in terms of performance or technology, were at best the technological level of the late 20s and early 30s.

The battlefield of this era cannot yet be used as an amphibious tank.

Instead of leaving the chariot behind, it is better to let Zhang Yanyu go out and try it out, and test the performance of the chariot in extreme environments.

To facilitate later improvements and upgrades to the tank.

After all, in Lin Yi's plan, the empire needs to control the Middle East, which can be said to be a desert area. A chariot that can run in the Great Xia Kingdom may have to lie down in the desert.

Experiment in advance now and prepare in advance.

With the addition of Zhang Yanyu's armored division, the rebels in Central Asia were even more unable to stop Daxia's offensive.

The entire Western Region Army was like cutting butter with a hot knife, tearing a big hole directly from the front.

By August 1914, the Southern Route and Western Region Army had arrived in Bishkek and quelled the rebel nests in Central Asia. The Central Asian rebels could only flee westward. The next target of the Southern Route Army is Tashkent.

But at this time, news came from the west that the southern front of the Rakshasa Empire had defeated the rebels in Beneu, eliminating the main force of the Central Asian and Kazakh rebels.

The desperate Central Asian rebels surrendered to the Daxia Army in early September.

The main reason why these rebels did not surrender to the Southern Front was that Nicholas II ordered that all rebels be sent to the gallows.

The Central Asian rebels, who were worried that they would be liquidated by Nicholas II, had no choice but to surrender to Daxia.

At least Daxia didn't say that they would be executed collectively.

With the surrender of the Central Asian rebels, only the Kazakh rebels were left in the entire southern Rakshasa Empire, still supporting themselves independently.

However, this resistance was quickly eliminated by Daxia and the Rakshasa Empire as the entire Central Asian rebels were eliminated.

After annihilating the southern rebels of the Rakshasa Empire, the Daxia army began to change direction and attack South Asia.

In October 1914, we arrived at the Pamir Plateau and began to overlook the most important territory of the John Empire in South Asia, the Kingdom of Tianzhu.

After annihilating the Kazakh and Central Asian rebels, the Rakshasa Empire's Southern Front Army began to turn around and head north, preparing to cooperate with the Ural Front Army to attack the Southwest Front rebels.

But what is strange is that the Southwest Front Army, which was originally short of supplies due to being besieged, was suddenly strengthened, and the firepower of the entire rebel group was increased by a level.

And the supplies were abundant, which frightened Nicholas II.

The two sides launched a fierce battle in the Tsaritsyn area. The Southwest Front army defeated Nicholas II's army on the west bank of the Volga River in the Tsaritsyn area. Nicholas II's army was forced back to the Kalmykia and Kaztar regions.

Both sides invested a total of 1914 million troops in this war, which lasted from September 9 to early January 1915.

Both sides suffered heavy casualties. The southwest rebels lost a total of 40 people, and Nicholas II also lost more than 60 people, most of whom were captured.

After this war, even though Nicholas had Daxia's support behind him, some of his successors were weak.

Therefore, both sides tacitly chose to cease the war.

Afterwards, according to the investigation, a large number of John Empire-style weapons were found during the Battle of Tsaritsyn.

This made Nicholas a little annoyed. He felt that it must be his cousin who was behind these rebellious officials.

However, even though he was annoyed, he did not dare to directly accuse his cousin George V. He could only purchase weapons from Daxia again, preparing to accumulate strength and completely defeat the rebels of the Southwest Front.

The heroes, on their part, welcomed Nikolai's desire to purchase Daxia's weapons in large quantities.

As a result, the entire arsenal in Daxia began to operate at full capacity, producing weapons needed by imperial soldiers and the Rakshasa Empire.

During this period of time, although the workers in the arsenal were very tired, they were also very happy. After all, they were paid overtime for overtime work. And it's not low.

This put happy smiles on the tired faces of the workers.

Internationally, because Nicholas speculated that George V was behind the rebellion, officials of the Rakshasa Empire expressed their dissatisfaction on some formal or informal occasions.

The final result was that Nicholas called back the ambassador to the John Empire and completely severed diplomatic relations between the two countries.

The words were divided into two parts. When Nicholas was busy withdrawing the ambassador to the John Empire, accumulating strength, and preparing to launch a second attack, Daxia troops came to Pamir, preparing to attack Tianzhu from top to bottom.

Two very important meetings were held in Cecilienhof Palace and Windsor Castle.