Of course, although Governor Isaacs was very eager to dispatch the British Royal Navy stationed in the Bay of Bengal and Malaya, the navy directly rejected the orders of Governor Isaacs. The British Royal Navy took the British royal family as the supreme command, and they did not obey Governor Isaacs' orders rashly declared war on China. Moreover, Britain has always been a glorious tradition of naval commanding the army, so they naturally were unwilling to obey the command of the army.

Do you really want to attack China?

Well...what is the reason?

The reason given by Governor Isaacs is that China offended the glory of the British Empire on the Tibet issue. Naturally, the British Royal Navy refused to attack China for this reason. The war requires benefits, and no one would do things without interests. Attack China with cannons and then obtain the place where birds do not shit in Tibet. The Royal Navy will not get benefits no matter how you look at it. Moreover, China is not a closed Qing Empire. The most important reason why Britain launched the two Opium Wars and the Boxer Incidents was not that it really wanted to fight with China, but that it wanted to open up the Chinese market and make money from the Chinese people. Now that the Chinese market has been opened, let’s attack China again, isn’t this full and full?

Governor Isaacs must be crazy, this damn Jew must be crazy.

After careful consideration, the commander of the Royal Navy Asian Fleet of the British Royal Navy felt that the most harmed by this incident was Britain. The huge trade surplus between China and Britain made Britain earn millions of pounds a year.

The Indian Governor Isaacs may not know, but the British Royal Navy, who was responsible for escorting the UK on board, knew the huge benefits. They believed that conflicts between China and Britain should never break out here. The commander of the Asian Fleet sent a telegram to the British Navy Command to inquire. The Navy gave a clear answer. After the Treaty of Washington, Britain will not take the initiative to declare war on other countries, and Britain needs time to recuperate.

So the commander of the Indian fleet clearly rejected Governor Isaacs, but he guaranteed that once a war broke out between China and Britain about Tibet, the navy would impose a trade blockade on China.

After receiving the verbal promise from the British Navy Indian fleet, Governor Isaacs was extremely happy and immediately ordered Eduardo to organize the army. However, during this period something happened that made him feel extremely embarrassed, and the British army was forced to stay in Delhi. It turned out that the Indian workers had gone on strike and the whole of India was in unprecedented turmoil. In order to prevent the Indians from launching a "rebellion", Eduardo had to recommend that the soldiers stay in India for the time being to prevent the Indians from launching a "rebellion" after transferring the soldiers away.

Speaking of which, this Indian general strike is not as simple as workers pursuing wages and treatment. This movement contains the "credit" of the Chinese Military Intelligence Department.

After Zhang Kui'an's former subordinate, Xia Ming, was sent to India by Zhang Kui'an two years ago, his relationship was transferred to the Military Intelligence Department. He began to establish the Indian Station of the China Military Intelligence Department, and his headquarters was established in the capital Delhi City.

There were only five people when the Military Intelligence Department India Station was established. Apart from Xia Ming, there were only two retired Beiyang veterans, one born in India, and one Chinese translator, and the other major in infantry command who graduated from Yakeshi Military Academy. It can be said that he was poor and empty. He had nothing to do. However, Xia Ming caught a good time. At this time, India was like a long-lasting resentment woman, and he didn't like anything when he looked at the British master. Rebellions continued to occur in various parts of the Indian colonies, especially in the northern regions, where rebellions broke out one after another. In Myanmar and Bangladesh, the rebellions were endless, which forced the British to send the Royal Navy Indian fleet to the Bay of Bengal to consolidate Britain's dominance in India.

After Xia Ming arrived in Delhi, he kept contacting the radical young people of the local Green and Hinduism. Xiushuai Wang Maoru once said that the most bloody and impulsive person in a country is the young people, and similarly, the ones who can destroy the peace of a country are also the young people who are dissatisfied.

After the inspection, Xia Ming brought four subordinates to visit religious gathering places in various places and offered support to a fanatical religious group. Under the operation of the Military Intelligence Department, many second-hand arms were secretly transported to all parts of India. The prices of these guns were extremely cheap, and the Chinese provided support to radical young people in India in the attitude of "Long Live Friendship".

Subsequently, in Maharashtra, in Orissa, in the Wendya Mountains, in Karnatak, in Tamil, in Bihar, in the north, there were constant small uprisings erupting.

In addition, Xia Ming also got several manual printing machines from China to print articles and slogans about ethnic independence in various parts of India. He was cautious in the cooperation of Indian groups in the region to provide them with intelligence and weapons, which caused smoke to spread on the Indian Peninsula. Of course, Indians had characteristics in fighting, and that they would run away when they saw the British. So Xia Ming initially felt that India was over, and more than a thousand people organized an uprising. The British security team sent fifty soldiers and 200 vassals. More than a thousand rebels immediately fled into the forest and didn't even fight.

Is there such an uprising?

At this time, an old man's claim of independence was supported by many Indians. This man was called Mohandas Kalamchand Gandhi. Although he was arrested by British Governor Isaacs, his influence was very huge. He returned to India at the beginning of the European war, organized the "Movement of Adhere to Truth", and put forward the slogan of non-violence and non-cooperation. Non-violence refers to not engaging in violent confrontation with the British colonists, and non-cooperation refers to not serving the British colonists. He ran around, wooed various groups, and traveled half of India, calling on the Indians not to cooperate with the British, not to buy any products produced by the British, rejected everything brought by the British, and let the British retreat.

He once said to the people: "Why do we have no freedom to make goods? Because we have not suffered enough."

Gandhi was in prison last time, which was interesting. According to the regulations of the British colonial Governor's Office, all salt in India must be sold and sold by British people. Because he advocated not to cooperate with the British, salt was a basic substance for human survival, so many Indians had to buy it from the British. Gandhi called on everyone to go to the beach to dry salt, make salt and eat it by themselves, and do not eat British salt. So Gandhi was arrested and locked up in a prison near Delhi. He was released after he was sentenced and once again organized a campaign to resist the British colonists.

However, in the non-violent non-cooperation movement, because Xia Ming's little butterfly flapped his wings, the violent confrontation that was originally only the Hindus ruled against Britain in history turned into a major uprising full of wolf smoke. This led to Gandhi's extreme anger. He announced the cessation of the non-violent non-cooperation movement, but Governor Isaacs still arrested him and sentenced him to twenty years in prison for his organization to deceive the violence.

And Gandhi was fifty-two years old at this time.

Xia Ming felt that Gandhi's mind was broken. It was obvious that the old man wanted to rely on the pitifulness of the British to get freedom from the British rule.

When did you get freedom by relying on other people’s pity?

How China is unified depends on the bloody battle of millions of Chinese soldiers, the National Defense Forces' victory in domestic and foreign battlefields, and also on the fate of the world countries to support China in fighting against the evil Soviet Russia to achieve clever success.

You India actually want to rely on other people's mercy? It's really an international joke.

Xia Ming went to see Gandhi once. Gandhi did not know this Chinese, and Xia Ming's identity was a Tubo (Tibo will be replaced by Tibetans in this article in the future). Gandhi was very happy to say that the Tubo civilization and Indian civilization have the same roots... Xia Ming was immediately unhappy. What do you mean? It's not like you! Tubo has been in China since ancient times. Now we have two infantry divisions stationed on the Tubo Plateau, and more troops will be stationed there in the future.

He suddenly lost the intention of cooperating with this old man and turned around and left.

Of course, Gandhi didn't know that the culprit who caused him to be sentenced to seven years more than in history and left him like this. If he knew, he would probably be so angry that he would be half-expected.

When Eduardo was drawing soldiers from all over the country, a Hindus shot British merchants in the capital of Delhi, which led to the killing of seven British cloth merchants. Governor Isaacs' plan to march into China had to stop, and ordered the city to search for thugs and kill sixteen Indians to vent their anger like killing chickens and monkeys.

At this time, Xia Ming bribed many Indians and incited India to need independence everywhere, India needs to establish its own country, and Indians should take up weapons to declare war on Britain. In the end, more than 50 Hindus, a small-scale "rebellion" was launched in Kabushi, forty kilometers away from the capital Delhi.

After Xia Ming learned about it, he immediately sent his subordinates to fund them twenty old-fashioned E1 rifles and three thousand bullets, plus more than a dozen Lienfield rifles in their hands. These fifty insurgents, led by a young man named Conzhati, actually broke through the nearby police station and expanded the members to more than a thousand.

This is not a small rebellion, it is a large rebellion. Eduardo immediately sent a battalion of British troops and a regiment of Indian minions to suppress the rebellion. Conzati's troops immediately retreated to the south. They knew that they could not resist the British attack. After someone informed him, they entered the Malva Plateau to conduct guerrilla warfare.

However, a tragedy happened. In several villages around Kabushi Village, suddenly many villagers were massacred in the darkness within a few days, and the village was burned. Kabushi Village was also destroyed. All 162 men, women, young and old were killed, and even pregnant women were not spared.

Some people saw that it was done by the man in black, but no one knew who it was. Therefore, the Indians believed that it was a revenge by the British in rebellion against the village of Kabushi. This Kabushi massacre caused strong dissatisfaction among the Indians, and suddenly, the sound of an uprising sounded across India.
Chapter completed!