The Malay was split in two, and the mainland was far from Borneo, and it was impossible to reinforce Borneo, at least for a short time. The Nissi of Borneo saw this and took the opportunity to seize the opportune moment.

The Nissi of Borneo have calculated very well, their capital has sunk, and the country has no leader, and now as long as Borneo is unified, the whole Nissi will be the largest, and they will naturally become the rulers of the country.

Nissi was not a military power, and the total number of troops in the entire country before the great change was only about 200,000.

After the great change, its main forces disappeared with the fall of the capital, and the land of Borneo was only about 30,000 troops.

The problem is that the Malays have fewer troops on this island, and the Nissi still have an absolute advantage in comparison.

As for Brunei, it can be completely ignored, and there are only a few thousand people in the country.

After creating friction on the border, the Nissi suddenly attacked in a big way, which made the Malays' already relatively weak military force unable to defend against it, and the border could not withstand the Nissi offensive and was lost.

As the battle progressed, the situation in Borneo had completely eroded.

The Malays were losing ground and the Nisi army was advancing in great strides, and by mid-September, the Nissi had sunk half of Sarawak eastward from West Kalimantan province and were soon approaching Brunei.

However, the infiltrated forces of the Han State did not intervene in the war from the beginning, but sent people everywhere to secretly report and gather the Chinese to gather in the Chinese residential areas in the eastern part of Sabah.

It's hard to say how many Chinese from all over Borneo will come, but they've done their best anyway.

The situation was chaotic and people's fears were constantly strong, and some Chinese fled to Sabah through various means.

Some arrived by boat and some by land, and the population of the Chinese-populated areas was increasing.

The infiltrated army of the Han State has been accumulating strength, recruiting Chinese into the army and stepping up training.

The reason why he did not intervene in the dispute in Borneo was because he wanted to see the situation first.

Such strife is often accompanied by genocide and is very cruel.

Borneo covers an area of 743,330 km2. With a population of more than 10 million, it is ethnically complex, with more than 30 ethnic groups speaking more than 80 languages.

Judging from the situation since the beginning of the war, the war that took place in Borneo is, in the final analysis, an inter-ethnic war.

Judging from the course of this war, every time the Nissi defeated the Malays, it was always accompanied by bloody killings.

It's not that the outside world hasn't reported it, it's just that the world's attention is on the Middle East, and it's just that the eyes of Borneo are less visible.

Resistance groups infiltrated Borneo by the Han State and established provisional power in Sanda-he, Sabah, where more than half a million Chinese were concentrated.

Han Chinese have lived here since ancient times, and most of them used to live in major cities such as Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan, Tawau, Kudat and other small towns to do business, grow or engage in small industries to make a living.

At present, most of the Chinese in Borneo and the Chinese who have moved from here are concentrated in the southern part of the peninsula of Sandakan.

There are also a certain number of people living in Kudat who are asked to migrate to the area south of Sandakan.

With the fierce offensive of the Nissi, it is already approaching Sabah.

The Chinese Resistance Group formed several lines of defense in the residential areas of northeastern Sabah and organized the local indigenous young men, looted all the local weapons and armed them to serve as defensive guards near the northern coast.

There were weapons and equipment provided by the Han Chinese, and the local natives were of course happy.

The two sides agreed that the northern part of the country, near the coast, would be the defense area of the indigenous people, and the southern part would be the defense area of the Han people.

When disaster strikes, everyone must cooperate sincerely to deal with the attack of the Nissi.

From this point of view, the interests of both sides are aligned.

The families of these natives moved to the back of the northern defensive line, in the area around Guda. If this line of defense fails, it will be these natives who will be the most unlucky.

The defense line of the Nanban was followed by the residence of the Han Chinese, and everyone had their own responsibilities.

Han people have Han people's thoughts, don't look at the small number of Han people, but they have their own calculations in their hearts.

The indigenous people also have their own calculations, and they feel that they are numerous, and the Han people are small, and I am afraid that it is the Han people who will suffer.

There is no big reason to talk about this kind of thing, and we must think about our own interests.

"Ugly said that in the front, if the defense is not effective, let the Nissi attack the defense line, everyone will not live, including their own families.

For the sake of our own homes and loved ones, we must hold the line and not allow anyone to cross the line. Everyone knows a little about the torture of the Nissi, and the consequences of failure are terrible.

Both the Northern Front and the Southern Front will have to defend to the death, and when the time comes, no one will be able to take care of anyone, and there will be only one way to fight hard. ”

The meaning of the words of the Han chief is very clear, if you don't work hard to fight, it is the people who are unlucky.

This line of defense was not only against the Nissi army, but also for the refugees, and no one was allowed to cross the line.

The natives have no choice, and behind them are their families, and once the Nissi call, they can only fight hard.

If you don't fight hard, it's better to fight to the death.

At the beginning of the war, the Malay government thought it was just a border friction and didn't take it too seriously.

Soon they discovered that things were not so simple, and it was only when the Nissi crossed the border to defeat the Malay army that they realized that the war had begun.

The Malay government protested badly against the atrocities committed by the Nissi, but instead of stopping the Nisi attack, the protests intensified the invasion of Malay from all fronts.

As the war deepened, the Malay army was defeated again and again, and the situation became more and more bad.

The Malay government, which was thousands of miles away, began to discuss whether to send troops to support, but Malay is a federal country, and the resistance to sending troops to fight thousands of miles away is not ordinarily large.

Even if the Malays want to send troops to support, how many troops can a small peninsular country send?

Time dragged on amid internal Malay squabbles, but the war would not stop, and Borneo had almost fallen.

People are always contradictory, and when the Nisi army marched in stride, and the Malay army in Borneo collapsed, the Malays began to worry about losing Borneo again.

The Malays finally unified their minds and sent troops to support Borneo.

But just when the Malays were determined to send troops to support Borneo, there was friction on their border with Taikoku, and the flames of war burned to their doorstep.

The Malays wanted to cry without tears, and the reinforcements they were sent to an abrupt end.

At this time, they know what is most important, so let's take care of the house first.

From West Kalimantan, the Nissi crossed the border and broke the Malay defenses and marched eastward. By late October, Brunei no longer existed, and the Nisi continued to march eastward, intending to capture all of Sabah.

In the eyes of the Nissi, Borneo is almost under control, and it is easy to take down the rest of the place.

Sabah is a bit of a local armed state, but it is pitifully outnumbered, with an army of several thousand troops building positions in the western part of Kota Kinabalu, the state capital, in an attempt to hold back Nisi's army.

Whether it is a Nisi or a Malay, the army is very backward in armament and does not have much heavy equipment.

The so-called war belongs to the low level of war intensity.

Light weapons were the main equipment, and the outcome of a war was often determined by numerical superiority, and from this point of view the Nissi were undoubtedly formidable.

Indeed, the Sabah armed forces of several thousand men were defeated by the Nissi after holding out for a short time.

The crowds of Nissi advanced into the city and slaughtered the unarmed Sabah in a bloody massacre.

The Nisi army in Kinabalu, Kota continued to advance northeast, and after sweeping several small towns, approached Ting Jia Lan and was about to encounter the indigenous forces.