Zhang Xiangwu took the order and left. In order to prevent the rebellion of the Mongols, Wang Mao ordered the remaining 4,300 Mongolian cavalry to march with the Fourth Division immediately and return to Harbin east. The commander of the Fourth Division, Gong Xiaoqi, had no choice but to lead the troops back and escort more than 4,000 Mongolian cavalry to the road. During the battle here, Guo Buluo and Longqing recruited a large number of local herders as cavalry, with more than 6,000 people. Wang Maoru ordered him to lead these Mongolians and return to Harbin with Gong Xiaoqi, and then formed an 11th Cavalry Division with the more than 4,000 Mongolian cavalry.

After the treatment was done, Wang Maoru found Zhebuzundanba again, but learned that Zhebuzundanba was sick. Wang Maoru sneered that you would not be sick early or late, but now you are sick. It is really time. Zhebuzundanba didn't want to see anyone, but only saw one of his doctors. So Wang Maoru called the doctor. The doctor was Japanese. After seeing Wang Maoru, he looked arrogant at first. This expression of beating made Wang Maoru wave his hand and said coldly: "Let him disappear. It's best to still be in the ice cellar, so he said that he accidentally fell in."

"Yes." Ma Liang said immediately.

The Japanese doctor could understand Mongolian and Chinese, and quickly said, "General Shangwu, you can't be so cruel."

"Brutal? If you work with me, you won't be cruel. Tell me everything you know. What's wrong with him?" Wang Maoru asked.

"I dare not hide it from General Shangwu. The living Buddha is indeed sick," said the Japanese doctor.

"What disease?"

The Japanese doctor said: "It's... the disease of the willow."

"What?" Wang Maoru couldn't help but smile, "Hua Liu disease? Are you right?"

"It's a flower-will disease." The Japanese doctor took out the medical record carefully and responsibly. He pointed to the treatment records and medication records on the medical record and said: "Zebuzundanba used to play with two Han girls. One of them had a STD, but it was not serious. After Zebuzundanba was infected, he suffered a lot and itchy under his crotch every day. He could not sit in meditation for ten minutes, and he could not sleep every day. He could not sleep until late at night. So he did not see the general. Moreover, his erythema has grown over his lower body, and now it has spread to his arms."

"Okay, stop talking. It's so disgusting." Wang Maoru said disgustedly, thinking for a while, and said, "Don't tell anyone about this matter, the sacred image of the living Buddha cannot be defiled."

"Yes." The Japanese doctor hurriedly said, and went down tremblingly.

Zhu Yongquan couldn't help but say happily: "I really didn't expect that there are more than 60 living Buddhas, and I still play this, flying together hahaha. It seems that people who are like gods in the hearts of men are more dirty than others."

Wang Maoru shook his head and said, "No, there is only Chinese Buddhist abstinence in the world. Tibetan Buddhism and Indian Buddhism do not abstinence. This is not a scandal, but it is a scandal when they get the disease of flowers and willows. The great Lama Sangerran has fled to West Mongolia. If he learns this news, he will probably establish a living Buddha. We will be in trouble then." Zhu Yongquan nodded, and Wang Maoru said strangely: "Who gave the two Han girls to the living Buddha? Ma Liang, go and check it."

After bidding farewell to Gong Xiaoqi and his group in the afternoon, Wang Maoru went to the Sixth Division to express condolences. This time, the Daria Chi rebellion, and the Sixth Division suffered many casualties, especially a platoon of soldiers guarding were killed. One of Li Qingyi's battalions was also seriously injured due to hasty response. In the battle yesterday morning, the Sixth Division suffered more than 400 casualties, which is the most severe loss since entering Mongolia. Wang Maoru looked at the bodies of these soldiers and was silent for a long time and said, "Teacher Fei, the martyr who buried the martyr for a long time, erected a monument in Kulun City and built a square, the name is Heroes Square, and a monument is erected, and people come here to commemorate every year."

Fei Chaogui said, "Yes, Xiushuai." He also said, "This rebellion has caused extremely angry in the army and there are endless calls for war. What should I do?"

Wang Maoru nodded and said, "I have my own arrangements. You are not doing anything, you will have more important things to do. If you are too eager to fight, now we will sweep the horse bandits on the grasslands south - but first of all, you have to learn how to ride horses. It is absolutely impossible for you to have only one cavalry battalion."

"yes."

"Also, it's unwise to go to Tangnu Ulianghai now. The temperature is getting lower and lower. Before you get there, you will have to freeze to death." Wang Maoru instructed.

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At this time, Jakarvi Shawshenko and his group put on makeup and became workers returning from the Far East and sneaked back to Moscow. They found out that the Russian emperor was not detained, but was under house arrest. The provisional government was not bad for the Russian emperor. However, the Russian civil war had actually broken out. The Bolshevik Soviet regime and the bourgeois regime had had several private battles, and locally, the two sides fought several times, fighting, and each other was killed and injured.

The atmosphere in Moscow was very tense at this time. In order to go, Yakwe Shawshenko pretended to be a Bolshevik guerrilla team in the Far East and obtained a letter of introduction from Baishen. Before leaving, he asked Baishen to generate electricity, saying that a Far East Soviet guerrilla team would return to Moscow to obtain weapons and bring all the information back to the Far East. When he arrived in Moscow, Yakweshenko easily found the Soviet workers, peasants and soldiers headquarters, and he found the contact person with the letter of introduction. The contact person was one of the Soviet sub-leaders Ivan Ivanov. Ivanov. Ivanov took him to find Lenin. At this time, Lenin was holding a meeting of the Soviet Revolutionary Committee. When he walked to the door, he heard someone quarreling inside. Jakwe Shawshenko asked Ivanov in a low voice: "What else is there?"

Ivanov said: "Don't know what you shouldn't know."

"Yes, comrades in leadership." Jacques said hurriedly.

However, the people inside were quarreling too much. Even if Jakwei Shawshenko didn't want to listen, he heard it clearly. It turned out that some people in the Revolutionary Committee supported Lenin and some people opposed Lenin. Among them, Zinoviev and Kamenev opposed a certain decision of Lenin, while Stalin, Trotsky, Sverdlov, Derzhinsky and others supported Lenin, and the two sides quarreled endlessly.

After resting, Kaminov took Yakwe Shawshenko to find Lenin. Lenin had never seen Yakwe Shawshenko. He was very interested after hearing that he came from the far east and brought the recent situation of the Bolsheviks in the East. Jakwe Shawshenko said: "But the forces of the East do not allow the existence of the Bolsheviks. Under the clever arrangement of the Chinese general Maoruwang, the Soviets hid their identities and hid in a mine, using the identity of miners to hide the army of a division of the Soviet Union."

Lenin was very happy and said, "This will be the largest force in the Far East. I think you can hide it. By the way, how is Bai Siwen?"

Bai Siwen is the supreme leader of the Bolsheviks in the Far East, but was imprisoned by Wang Maoru. Jakwei Shawshenko naturally knew his name, so he said: "Comrade Chairman was injured in the battle and is now suffering from pneumonia in his eyes and is receiving treatment from the Chinese. I have brought some people. In fact, we are here to seek help to obtain weapons and ammunition support. After all, the Soviets in the Far East cannot rely solely on the help of the Chinese, but also need their own armed forces."

Lenin nodded and said yes, saying that they would go to rest first. After Akovishchenko left, he immediately sent someone to investigate his files and found that he was indeed not a nobleman, but a poor man, and was still an orphan since childhood, which reassured Lenin.

At the same time, Jakarvi Shawshenko sent people to contact the Russian State Duma and Prime Minister Kerensky in private. However, his people found that there were a large number of Soviet secret agents around the Prime Minister's Office, which was very difficult to get close to Kerensky. And even if it was close, how could he make him believe in himself? Jakarvi Shawshenko was also very troubled.

The next day, Lenin asked to see him again and asked him to prepare to get weapons. Jakarvi Shawshenko didn't ask anything, so he went to get weapons. Because there were fifty Chinese people among them, this attracted Lenin's attention. Jakar quickly explained that this was because they were all workers who built railways in Russia, and they were all loyal believers of the Soviet Bolsheviks, and they were absolutely reliable. Lenin also trusted the Chinese very much, and because there were Chinese in the team, Lenin trusted Jakarvi Shawshenko more.

After Jacques and others were ready, Ivanov brought Lenin's supreme instructions and asked them to return to the Far East. Jacques agreed on the surface, but actually asked his subordinates to prepare to go to St. Petergrad. He just heard that the Tsar's family was imprisoned there. However, Jacques' subordinates finally approached Kerensky and reported that the Soviets were preparing to attack the Tsar's family. Kerensky immediately told them that the Tsar's family was under house arrest by the Soviets in Tobolsk, Siberia.

After walking around, it turned out that the Tsar's family was in Asia. Kerensky carefully reminded: "They were detained in an ancient castle in Tobolsk, guarding it with more than 300 Soviet soldiers. The castle was located on a high cliff at the confluence of the Tobol River and the Ildi River. If you want to rescue it, you must as soon as possible."

Then the Supreme Military Commission of the Soviet Union approved the article, and Jacques' two hundred men left Moscow and went to Siberia. Jacques Shawshenko was not a loyal believer who was loyal to the Russian emperor, nor was he a party member who believed in the Bolsheviks. He was an investor. To be precise, he was more like Wang Maoru, with lofty ideals. He was familiar with Eastern philosophy, and naturally heard the story of using the emperor to command the princes. He wanted to seize the Tsar in his hands and organize the troops to be commanded by him.

The Far East trains have been suspended this winter, and the Far East Railway was occupied by the Chinese. Although the Russian government protested, the Chinese government pretended to be deaf and mute, saying that it was a matter of the local government, and the local government (Black and Chiayi Federation of Provinces) had too much power and ignored the Russians, saying that this matter was to be found in the central government. The Chinese people's spirit of puncture was fully demonstrated. Therefore, the Far East Railway was stopped again and again, especially in winter, and the materials and personnel could not be transported at all, and everything in the Far East could not be transported to Europe. Jacques took more than 200 subordinates, carrying guns, driving an elk and sled, and drove to Tobolsk. In Moscow, he tricked Lenin's temporary trust, and for others, he was a contact person in the Far East Bolsheviks, and also issued him a certificate from a special executive committee, with the right to fight against anyone who was not loyal to the spirit of the Soviet revolution.!~!
Chapter completed!