Struggle in Russia

Princess Sophie cried so much that it was pitiful to be called a pear rain, but she didn't know how much she was wronged and how much she felt sorry for her child!

Of course, the fact is another matter. Her crying is more about acting. Even if she feels a little bit distressed, it is also distressed.

Duke Alexander Gorchakov fully understood at this time, and Schwarzenberg's sentiments came to Princess Sophie to tell her that these Austrian dignitaries were going to support her son as emperor, and were not going to make her a queen.

This result did not surprise Duke Alexander Gorchakov at all. If he were Austrian dignitaries, he would have made the same choice. After all, it seemed that Grand Duke Franz Joseph was much more normal than his old man. It must be the most normal way to have an emperor with a right mind.

It's just that Duke Alexander Gorchakov was not an Austrian, so he understood, but he could not agree, because his impression of Grand Duke Franz Joseph was not particularly good.

Although this child is handsome and handsome, he looks more pleasing to the eyes than his foolish dad and foolish uncle. But the character of this child really makes Duke Alexander Gorchakov loveless.

In the eyes of Duke Alexander Gorchakov, Grand Duke Franz Joseph was not a consistent person. How handsome he is, how evil he is in his heart. According to his understanding, what the young grand prince said and what he actually did were completely different.

He can treat your brother face-to-face, and then stab you in the back. It's really not so vicious. When Duke Alexander Gorchakov learned about this, he very much agreed with Li Xiao's opinion, and it would be better for Russia to let his foolish father be the emperor of Austria. If he were to be replaced, Nicholas I might really suffer a dark loss.

If Nicholas I were to know that Duke Alexander Gorchakov secretly thought he was a solid eye, he would definitely not be convinced. At least he thinks he is relatively cunning, how can he be honest?

But I think and in fact may be completely different things. According to Duke Alexander Gorchakov, the emperor from home is indeed capable and cunning towards ordinary people or ordinary noble officials. But for other royal family members in Europe, the sincerity is another look. The sincerity is the sincerity from the heart. He seems to think that the kings of all countries are born gentlemen and can be completely trusted.

His honesty to the royal family, especially the monarch, has suffered more than once. When he visited the United Kingdom last time, he had a very good talk with Queen Victoria. The two sides reached a lot of agreements. So after turning back to China, he I thought I had convinced the United Kingdom that it would no longer hold an anti-Russian stance.

But the reality is that Queen Victoria is actually polite to him. What's more, the British political system has determined that the Queen has no real power. It is useless to just do the work of Queen Victoria. If it fails to persuade the parliament, it is meaningless.

This is a typical Nicholas I misjudgment. In the future, he will make the same mistakes again and again, being "pitted" by Queen Victoria and pitted by Franz Joseph I, becoming the biggest joke in Europe. .

Of course, these words are too far away. Back to the topic. When Duke Alexander Gorchakov understood Princess Sophie’s true concerns, he was actually relieved, because he and Li Xiao had already anticipated Schwarzen. The actions of Berg and Wendy Schgritz. Preparations have been made in advance.

For example, Duke Alexander Gorchakov has gotten into a relationship with Princess Sophie in advance, and now it is the best performance to be called by the princess for advice. Even the Duke wrote a letter to Nicholas I in advance, warning Nicholas I must pay attention to the small actions of the Austrian officials, hoping that Nicholas I would take his stand against their abolition.

So can Prince Alexander Gorchakov convince the stubborn King Nicholas I?

Still a little sure, because Li Xiao gave him the best excuse, it can be said that he immediately pinched Nicholas I's life gate, so that he could not disagree.

So what is the gate of life?

In fact, it is the monarchy itself that Nicholas I always insisted on. What Nicholas I cared about most was the divine authority of the monarchy. He wanted the whole world to return to the state of blind worship of the divine power and monarchy in the Middle Ages. Let the world abide by the sacredness of the monarchy, only in this way can his children and grandchildren be able to maintain the throne consistently.

Therefore, the most intolerable thing Nicholas I could not bear was that his courtiers, especially those revolutionary party members, stood up and created the monarch's rebellion, and could not tolerate the recurrence of the tragedy of Louis XVI. That's why he was willing to consume his national power to serve as the European military police ~www.ltnovel.com~ so he was willing to be kidnapped and exploited by Neschel Rodi's politics.

And now, Duke Alexander Gorchakov will tell him that Austria has such a group of courtiers. At a time of national crisis, they do not want to save the country and put down the rebellion, but are ready to abolish the poor emperor, completely treating the monarch as rubber stamps and decorations. What is the difference between such an act and a rebellion?

Imagine that if the Austrian nobles are dissatisfied today, they can abolish Ferdinand I and support a kid. Will the nobles of other European countries follow suit? Especially if the Russian aristocracy, who has always had a tradition of coup d’état, followed suit, what should be done?

Wouldn't it be possible that in the future his children and grandchildren of Nicholas I could be made in this way!

As long as this point is made clear, it is impossible for Nicholas I to agree with Schwarzenberg and Wendy Schgretz's approach, that is, it is useless to pour a ton of medicine on the side by Neschel Rodie. Because this is an act that Nicholas I would never tolerate!

In fact, Duke Alexander Gorchakov received a reply from Nicholas I not long ago, in which Nicholas I highly praised the Duke’s loyalty and reminded him to pay close attention to the actions of the Austrian nobles. They must not be allowed to fool around, and they must be given all necessary help within the capacity of the Habsburg family.

With this reply, Duke Alexander Gorchakov naturally has the confidence to accompany Schwarzenberg and Wendy Schgritz to the end. He will tell them with practical actions: First, politics is not that simple. You demos are far from Metternich, so let the reality teach you a lesson; second, this matter is governed by Russia. Now, let the two of you take a good look at how I show off your face!