【1343 Beautiful Jiege】
"I won't get off the bus on the road below. Just let Timothy Lee go down to meet the German local officials on my behalf." The cute president said to Princess Katrina Kaif.
"Okay." Princess Katrina Kaif agreed: "It's not rude. If they do this every stop like this, your Majesty will not be able to meet everyone, otherwise it will become the same level as their local officials."
"That's great. I don't have to keep going, otherwise I'll have to keep putting on makeup." Jie Ge Ge smiled sweetly.
The cute president smiled and said, "You love to be beautiful. In fact, if you don't wear makeup, you like to look at your tender skin."
Princess Jie rarely listened to Emperor Hua's praise of his appearance and sat happily beside Emperor Hua.
Princess Jie was the eldest daughter of Emperor Xianfeng of Emperor Wenzong of the Qing Dynasty, and was also his only daughter. She was outstanding in appearance. Her biological mother, Emperor Zhuang Jing, was the concubine of Tatara, and was at the time.
Born on the seventh day of the fifth month of the fifth year of Xianfeng, her mother Lipin was also promoted to Concubine Li three days after giving birth because of her "bringing a grand princess". After Emperor Xianfeng's death, Concubine Li was promoted to Concubine Li. Later, because Empress Dowager Cixi and Empress Dowager Ci'an did not give birth to a daughter, she was very favored by the empress dowagers of the two palaces and regarded her as her biological daughter.
The cute CEO married Princess Jie not because of Princess Jie or to win over Manren. After the Qing court was overthrown by China, there was actually nothing left and there was no need to win over.
Emperor Hua found Prince Jie because of Prince Jie's beauty and wisdom, and when he first entered the palace, he was taken care of by Prince Jie and Prince Li Huang Tai Concubine.
When the Emperor of China seized power, he really did not kill anyone indiscriminately. Even Cixi died because she was so angry that she died, while Empress Dowager Ci'an died of illness.
However, the concubine Lihuang Tai Guixian and Jie Ge Ge, who were originally in poor health, were nourished by the Emperor of China and the advanced medical conditions in China, and the better they lived. Jie Ge Ge Ge Ge, on the eve of the founding of China, naturally became the queen of the Emperor of China.
Princess Katrina Kafu saw that Princess Jie and Emperor Hua hurried out. Lee Tae-hee and several beautiful secretaries also followed him out and closed the door of the carriage exclusive to Emperor Hua.
Princess Jie suddenly found that everyone had been exposed, her pink face turned red, and she said shyly: "Why are they all out?"
"Isn't this better? We're a world of two." The emperor held Jie Gege's pink little hand and sighed: "You are my wife, I'm very content to have you."
Princess Jie looked at the emperor in surprise and smiled shyly, "Your Majesty, what's wrong with you today? You never say these sweet words to me."
"Why haven't you said it? I often say I love you, right?" Hua Huang kissed Princess Jie's pink face with a smile.
"I haven't told me for a long time, but I like Your Majesty to me." Jie Ge Ge continued to lean on the shoulder of Emperor Hua happily, "Your Majesty, speaking of this, Germany was only six years ahead of our country. Why are they so developed and seem to be no less than Britain, right?"
President Meng nodded and said, "It is still much worse than Britain. Germany's unification was officially integrated into a single country on the political and administrative level. It took place on January 18, 1871. At the time when the French-Prussian War ended and France was defeated, the royal families of German states gathered in the Palace of Versailles to announce the establishment of the German Empire and support the Prussian King William I as the emperor of the German Empire. In fact, from an unofficial perspective, as early as a century ago, most German-speaking states had tried to unite, and the Confederacy had long existed. In the process of gradual merger, differences and contradictions in religion, dialect, social customs, and culture of the states naturally appeared, and eventually they became unified. Therefore, the 1871 ceremony only represented the end of the long process of unification."
"So that's the case. Before they were officially unified, it was actually similar to unification, right?" Jie Ge Ge said in accordance with Emperor Hua's words.
"It's almost the same. During the Holy Roman Empire, Germany's territory was composed of more than 300 independent states of all sizes. The overall affairs of the empire were controlled by the most powerful Austria among the states. Austrian Grand Duke Franz also served as the imperial emperor, called Franz II. On August 9, 1805, Austria, Britain, Russia, Naples and Sweden formed the third anti-French alliance, declared war on Napoleon, and finally the anti-French alliance ended. The defeat caused Austria to lose its prestige in the empire. As Franz II abdicated on August 6, 1806, the states announced their dissolution and the Holy Roman Empire was officially destroyed. Before the empire's demise, there were constant frictions between the states in terms of law, administration, and political and diplomatic aspects, but the French Revolution and the Napoleonic War that broke out later stimulated the German-speaking people in the original empire, and the states had the same language.
The pursuit of the same culture and the same legal foundation has risen unprecedentedly. At the same time, the emergence of modern nationalist ideas has challenged the dynasty and autocratic system in the European social and political ecology. This idea provides a good academic foundation for unifying Germany. The promoters of unification of unification of traditions, education and languages in this way emphasize the importance of unifying traditions, education and language within the region. In terms of economy and trade, the German Customs Alliance initiated by Prussia in 1818 gradually expanded to other states in the German Confederacy, eliminating the cumbersome, contradictions and vicious competition between states. In addition, the continuous improvement of transportation, trade and travel between states and states became more convenient, further accelerating the communication and exchanges between German-speaking people in Central and European countries, although sometimes it also brought some friction. It can be said that Napoleon helped Germany's unification." Emperor Hua introduced to Jie Gege.
Princess Jie said oh and laughed: "I didn't like studying the history of other countries very much, but I like to listen to your Majesty tell me, like telling stories."
"On June 18, 1815, Napoleon led the French army to defeat in the Battle of Waterloo and announced his abdication. After Louis XVIII was restored again, he reconstructed a peace treaty with the sixth anti-French alliance parties on November 20 - the Paris Peace Treaty in 1815. In addition to the previous Vienna Conference, Austria consolidated its sphere of influence in Central Europe and determined to become the chairman of the German Confederacy. However, neither the contributors nor the meeting parties could consider the development and growth of the Prussian power, nor did they foresee that Prussia would challenge Austria's leadership soon. Both the Prussian and Austrian powers had the ambition to unify Germany, but they proposed two different plans: Prussia proposed the Little German plan, Germany that excluded Austria; Austria proposed the Greater German plan, a Germany containing Austria." said the cute president.
"It's a pity that they didn't merge together, otherwise how powerful would it be? Is the person who dominated the unification of the Prussian side Prime Minister Bismarck?" asked Gege.
"When it comes to unification of Germany, we have to mention the promoter of the unification process. The real politics led by Otto von Bismarck Bismarck, who was then the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Prussia, that is, the national interests are used as the highest consideration of internal and diplomacy, and the political, economic, military and diplomatic strength are used as the criterion for the strength of the country. Coupled with the objective environment at that time (including the surging nationalism and nationalism), it completely affected the direction of Prussia and Germany in the 19th century, and it also happened to conform to the expectations of the people for a unified Germany under the long-term bullying of many countries such as Denmark and France. The German reunification promoted by Bismarck
1. It mainly relied on three military victories in Prussia - the Prussian War (1864), the Prussian-Austria War (1866) and the Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871). The victory brought people's support and international respect, and Bismarck's superb skills, which made the states move towards unification naturally. Finally, through direct dialogue such as the Prussian-Austria War, Prussia successfully excluded Austria and established Germany without Austria in 1871. Since then, the pattern of the two strong Prussian-Austria has been formed, or it can be said that the conflict between Germany and Austria has been temporarily alleviated." The Meng President replied.
"This Bismarck is so amazing. No wonder His Majesty always mentions him and praises him." Ge Ge nodded.
"Not only Bismarck, there are many capable people in Germany, von Long and Moltke, who are also very talented. In 1857, King Frederick William IV of Prussia suffered a stroke, causing his body to be partially paralyzed and unable to continue to manage state affairs. In October 1858, his brother Prince William (the later German Emperor William I); the old Moltke served as chief of staff of the General Staff; von Long served as minister of the War Department. von Long and William jointly reorganized the Prussian army, while Moltke redesigned the national defense strategy of Prussia to make the combat command system more reasonable. Military reform also once caused a constitutional crisis in Prussia. The problem was that both the parliament and the king (through the Minister of War Department) wanted to control the budget allocated to the army. Prince William in 1862
In 1998, he officially ascended the throne and became king. He was "King of Prussia William I". Later, William appointed Otto von Bismarck as Prime Minister of Prussia; Bismarck supported the Minister of War Von Long, and resolved the constitutional crisis together. The Crimean War of 1854-55 and the Second Italian War of Independence that broke out in 1859 disrupted the relationship between Britain, France, Austria and Russia. After a chaos, Moltke's redesign of combat ideas, Von Long and William's reorganization of the army, and Bismarck's diplomatic skills, the three worked together to influence the restructuring of the balance of power in Europe, and backed by military strength and realistic politicalist concepts, and quickly made Prussia a force to lead the entire Germany through a series of foreign victory." said the cute president.
"Then, why do you want Bismarck to be the Iron-blooded Prime Minister? I knew that one Bismarck was not familiar with the other two people, so I was interested in Bismarck." said Jane Ge.
"On September 30, 1862, at the Budget Committee meeting of the Prussian House of Commons, Bismarck, who had just taken office as Prime Minister, gave his famous "Blood and Iron" speech, which made his explanation of the essence of real politics: "Don't expect to use speeches and resolutions to solve the current problems. We made a big mistake in 1848 and 49. The problem that Bismarck should solve is iron and blood." The "Iron and Blood" mentioned by Bismarck is generally considered to be evidence that Germany will resort to force in the future. In fact, this is a misunderstanding and inappropriate reference to the contents of Bismarck's words.
, What he said in his speech, "Don't expect to use speeches and resolutions to solve the current problems" is often understood as Bismarck's "abandoning political and diplomatic means". In fact, Bismarck himself never advocated "abandoning". Secondly, Bismarck's emphasis on "iron and blood" does not imply the invincible military strength of the Prussian army, but actually refers to the ability to implement it in action and two major indicators: "iron" refers to the steel (and related weapons and equipment) production capacity of German states; and "blood" refers to the determination and will to use them (steel and weapons) when necessary." President Meng explained.
"It's really talented to be able to form a unified government in such a short time." Jie Ge Ge exclaimed: "When I arrive in Berlin, I want to see who this old man is. It's a pity that I can't speak German."
When Emperor Hua thought of seeing Bismarck immediately, he was also fascinated by the fact that he would meet any European monarch, it would be better to meet Bismarck, the most awesome politician in the 19th century, which made Emperor Hua look forward to even more.
Chapter completed!