The majestic Red Fort in Delhi, the capital of the Mughal Empire, has a heavy atmosphere!

Delhi is undoubtedly a historical city that can even be traced back to the mythical era of the Mahabharata. The subcontinent is bordered by the impassable Himalayas in the north and the desert in the west, with the only way to Europe being the narrow strip between the mountains and the desert. Delhi is located at the beginning of this pathway, and its geographical location determines the value of Delhi.

The exchange of goods and personnel between the East and the West made Delhi prosperous for a long time, and it was not surprising that it became the capital of the Mughal Empire.

Outside the city there is the Yamuna River, a great river that feeds the sons and daughters of the city of Delhi and joins other tributaries all the way until Allahabad joins the Ganges and goes east.

As the national capital, the city of Delhi is prosperous and has a large number of people, and there is a 72.5-meter-high tower in the city, called Kutb Tower. It was the first landmark in India to have a green religious style, and it is still majestic today.

As the Red Fort of the Imperial Palace, this castle is called "Red Fort" because it is built of reddish-brown sandstone, located on the west bank of the Yamuna River, built by the fifth emperor of the Mughal Dynasty, that is, the current Emperor Shah Jahan, this huge castle covering an area of 195 * 548 * 34 square meters is like the Forbidden City in Beijing, defended by thick walls and moats, and many functional palaces are built inside.

The Red Fort is surrounded by a moat, and in the northeast corner is the Salingar Castle, built in 1546 and surrounded by thick walls. The walls are of stone with a total length of about 2,500 metres, slightly lower on the side of the Yamuna River and higher in the main city of Lindehi, with a general height of 20 metres, ranging from 16 metres to 33 metres.

33 meters high city walls!

Anyone who arrives at the Red Fort will be in awe and pay tribute to the owner of this magnificent building!

Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan!

This supreme emperor was a generation of heroes who ruled during the heyday of the Mughal Empire. Shah Jahan continued to use troops on the Deccan Plateau, annexed Ahmadnagar, forced Gaoconda to pay tribute, forced Bijapur to recognize Mughal suzerainty, expanded the empire near the Kofuri River, and repelled the Portuguese invasion in Bengal.

Moreover, his reign led to the emergence of some large commercial and handicraft centers, such as Lahore, Delhi, Agra and Yamedabad. These cities and ports, as well as other distant places, are closely connected by land and water transportation.

Handicrafts are a good thing, they can produce a steady stream of wealth, and the Indians have a talent for business--- are good at bragging, and the domestic and foreign trade is strong, and wealth is transported through trade, so the Mughal Empire is very rich, and then it is a wedding dress for people--- which is the source of the 30 million silver dollars that the Southeast Army grabbed.

At the same time, he built the Taj Mahal, and also built the city of Delhi, and built a series of landmark buildings in the city, such as the Red Fort, the Jama Mosque, and the Moonlight Bazaar, to show the glory of the empire!

The Empire is by no means a vegetarian, he has a thousand war elephants, 200,000 of his commands, and hundreds of millions of subjects are loyal to him!

At that time, the Chinese population was the largest, probably more than 200 million, and the population of India was close behind, with a population of 100 million under Shah Jahan, for 10 million people and 90 million livestock.

It is said that such an emperor should be free and omnipotent, but now Shah Jahan, with a cold face, sits on a throne, he wears a bright gold robe in the Indian style, wears a hat made of gold silk, and a sparkling ring on his hand, mostly jewels of pigeon eggs, but he is overwhelmed and his image is bleak.

It's not a human illusion, but a realistic portrayal, after the war with the Chinese began, the angry emperor ordered that Chinese products should no longer be used in the palace, so the emperor's clothes were changed to not be made of Chinese silk, and the gold of the Chinese was not used on the clothes and hats, and the image of the emperor became lighter!

The Chinese silk is of the best quality! The gold of the Chinese is the purest!

The Chinese have the highest level of technology and crush the industries of various countries in all walks of life.

For example, the palace does not use Chinese sugar, but uses Huitu sugar, and the master who makes it is still the original master, and the pastries that can be made become unpalatable!

Moreover, the porcelain of the Chinese Jingdezhen was removed, and the dining utensils, tea sets, and utensils in the palace looked vulgar, not at all like the imperial palace but like the home of a rich man!

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It is inseparable from Chinese products, Buddha relies on gold clothes and people rely on clothes, without Chinese silk and gold threads to wear on his body, the glorious image of the emperor is immediately downgraded!

"Those hateful Chinese, I'm going to kill them all! Ahhh You are all rubbish, rubbish! The emperor roared angrily, his voice like a wind blowing through the court, and the palace people who passed by all shrank their heads and quickened their pace, lest the emperor's anger not be long-sighted, and whoever was caught was unlucky.

The ministers in the storm couldn't run if they wanted to, so they tried to shrink their bodies and secretly prayed to God to bless them so that the emperor wouldn't notice them.

The high-ranking ministers gathered, and the Mughal Empire was centralized. The emperor had political, military, economic, legal, and religious power. The Central Committee has set up a Council of Ministers to decide on national policies, and there are four ministers under it who are in charge of finance, military, industry and commerce, and religion and justice. In addition, there are important officials such as private secretaries. He still retains the post of Prime Minister "Wazir", but has no real power.

The situation in Bangladesh is erosive!

Admiral of the Southeastern Army, General Cabot, Second Earl of the Southeast, has almost made the Bengal region of the Mughal Empire completely independent from the Mughal Empire!

General Cabot was a foreigner who came to China to help fight the war, and now a naturalized Chinese, quite talented, and very loyal, and spared no effort as a lackey of the leader.

He served as the governor of Kolkata in the southeastern region of India--- which is actually in the Bengal region, and was familiar with the situation in Bangladesh.

The Mughal army raided the city of Mumbai without declaring war, and the sick Brother Cabot would have almost died outside the city if it weren't for his guards who had not sent him to the city!

Cabot, who was a vice admiral at the time, had the highest military rank, and inexplicably became the head of the city's defenders, commanding the army to defend the city, and spending a difficult and even desperate time defending the city, which left a deep impression on him.

He was then reinstated as a von woman and reappointed as governor of Calcutta.

Governor Calcutta and other places, admiring military affairs, food and wages, and governors.

He was in charge of the army on horseback, and he was in charge of the people when he got off the horse, and he served as the governor of the overseas colonies, and he had a lot of power, as long as he did not commit the three heavenly rules, he could almost walk sideways inside and outside the jurisdiction.

What are the three heavenly rules?

Do not betray the imperial court, do not embezzle public funds, and do not endanger the Chinese people.

In the jungle era, what you can grab from others is yours, count your skills.

Armed with power, Cabot launched a frenzied revenge on the Mughal Empire, a man who was a man of great talent, and he plundered the Bengal region on a large scale, robbing the goods and people, and doing all kinds of evil.

If you want to survive, then Yi Zhi will take refuge in the southeast!

For a time, eighty percent of Bengal broke away from the rule of the Mughal Empire, and they drove out Mughal officials and declared independence!

Shah Jahan immediately sent 100,000 troops to attack Bengal in an attempt to suppress the rebels, however, the latest battle report just now came that the 100,000 army was defeated by the army led by the Chinese governor!

Enraged, Shah Jahan kicked the messenger until he vomited blood and fell to the ground!

The ministers trembled like frightened quails!