Struggle in Russia

The level of level of this meeting was vividly expressed, which is why Chernyshov and Menshkov fell sadly after the Crimean War a few years later, and they could only quietly take care of the rest.

The reason why they fell was not because of the emperor and the courtiers. Look at Ordorf, Count Rostovtsev, and others who were in their same era. It can only be said that the first two are really close to the level, without the favor of Nicholas I, they are nothing.

At this time, these two fools hadn't realized this, and thought they understood Nicholas I's psychology better, thinking that Peter Volkonsky and the Duke of Ordov were simply making trouble!

"Duke, your plan is too risky! According to your plan, I'm afraid it will cause an unprecedented battle. It is too risky!"

Chernyshov also echoed: "Yes, once a full-scale conflict is triggered, you will be sinners of the country!"

Peter Volkonsky’s psychology is unknown at this time, because this old guy is only entrusted to help speak, he actually does not understand the inside story, to be honest, he may be the worst in this room That one.

The Duke of Aldorf is different, how smart he is! Therefore, it is extremely speechless for the two pig teammates Menshkov and Chernyshov, and my heart is full of slapsticks: "You two idiots, it is you who have not figured out the situation. Use it. Look at the face of the old fox, Neschel Rodie, with your dog's eyes. Which one is yours!"

It’s just that this is the Imperial Conference after all. Aldorf can’t openly scold the street. He can only retort patiently: “Gentlemen, where is the danger of full-scale conflict? France, Austria, and Prussia are all caught in civil strife. The only thing that can give us is Only the United Kingdom is the one who is looking for trouble... Maybe our navy is not an opponent of the Royal Navy, but we are not ashamed of the British on land, and we will also win the support of the Slavic brothers. It will be difficult for their weak army to transport it over!"

These words made Chernyshov and Menshkov completely lose their temper, because it seemed that the Duke of Ordorf's analysis made sense. On the Balkan battlefield, Russia would not be ashamed of it if they singled out against Britain. At least these two dare not say in front of Nicholas I that the dignified Russian army is inferior to the British. That would greatly offend this majesty. After all, he always believed that the European First Army was his own.

The Duke of Ordorf gave Chernyshov and Menshkov a meaningful look, his eyes contained deep meaning, which was suggesting that these two fools were a little more conscious and don't be pig teammates.

It's just hard to say whether these two people can understand it, just don't expect too much.

Fortunately, there are still smart people in this conference room. Just when Neschel Roddi wanted to stand up and refute the Duke of Ordorf, Uvarov suddenly spoke:

"Your Majesty, I very much agree with the words of the Duke of Ordorf. The liberation of the Balkan-Slav brothers is indeed a godsend! If we can seize this opportunity, the ambition of hundreds of years will be achieved once and you will become the greatest in history. The Tsar! And the Slavic brothers will also go to glory under your leadership!"

Uvarov’s speech caught Nesher Roddy, Menshkov, and Chernyshov by surprise, because Uvarov’s words on such military and political issues are generally not as good as silent. He rarely expressed his opinions on such specific issues, and more on ideological issues.

And this time, even he couldn’t help but speak up. It is conceivable that Nicholas I had to weigh more. After all, this is his genius, and even the genius agrees to do it a lot. Cringe?

Nicholas I immediately hesitated, because he was just ready to listen and look again, and he wasn't necessarily really ready to engage in trouble in the Caucasus or the Balkans. He was not so reckless.

But now Uvarov has echoed the strategies of Ordov and Peter Volkonsky. If he, the Tsar, shrinks his eggs, it seems a bit not good, at least it disappoints the courtiers.

The hesitating Nicholas I was a little hesitant, the balance in his heart was constantly swaying left and right. After a while, he felt that he could take a risk, and then he felt that the risk was too great. At this time, Nicholas Rodie couldn't bear it. He knew what if If you don't speak, things will be really big.

"Your Majesty, I suggest to proceed with caution. The Duke of Aldorf's strategy is too risky and it is easy to cause irreparable losses!"

Yes, Neschel Rodi gave in, and this is no way, because if he continues to insist on doing nothing, then Nicholas I will definitely not agree, and there are also Duke of Aldorf and Peter Wall. Duke Konsky and Uvarov, the weight of these three people is too heavy for him to contend.

Rather than doing useless work, it’s better to take advantage of Nicholas I’s incomplete enthusiasm, take advantage of the contradiction between the "military clique" and the "honorable clique", first stand on the side of the "military clique" and use Menshkov and Che Ernesov’s energy resists the adventures of the "Honorable Group".

"If something must be done, the strategy of Prince Menshkov and Count Chernyshov is more secure!"

Nicholas I looked at Nesher Rody in astonishment~www.ltnovel.com~ I don’t understand how the prime minister has changed so much. A few minutes ago, he firmly opposed the adventures of Menshkov and Chernyshov. , How come you feel that their strategy is more secure in the blink of an eye? Did this guy take the wrong medicine?

However, Nicholas I couldn't manage that much. Since Neschel Rodie also felt safe, so set it up. Thinking about cutting a piece of meat from Persia would be pretty good.

"Very well, it is so decided. Fight the Persian pagans, rescue the Armenian brothers, threaten the Turkish pagans from the flank, and lay a solid foundation for the complete solution of the pagan problem in the future!"

With the final word of Nicholas I, the matter was decided. It should be said that this result satisfied most people in the Imperial Council. Needless to say, Menshkov and Chernyshov, these two fools looked at the Duke of Oldov with a smug smile, thinking how great they were.

Nicholas I was even more happy. He felt that 1848 was really his lucky year. This year was only halfway through. He will have great gains in the Balkans and Caucasus. God knows there will be more in the second half of the year. What gain, he can't wait...