Chapter 33 Troops to India

wanted to lay more territory, Sun Hao knew that the troops were very important, so he formed troops in a row. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. biquge。 info Coupled with the troops formed before, Sun Hao now has two group armies in his hands, a total of 600,000 army, 10,000 marines, 30,000 navy, 2,000 special operations brigades, 800 guard battalions, more than 60,000 police forces, and more than 30,000 urban management troops.

Although there are many troops, they are far from meeting Sun Hao's requirements, and they still need to train for several years before they can become a real combat unit.

It is not easy for the navy to become an army, as the old saying goes, one year of the army, ten years of the air force, and a hundred years of the navy, which shows that naval training is not easy.

On May 9, 1796, when the time had reached the time when he agreed with the British to send troops, Sun Hao did not ink, and directly dispatched six sail warships with a displacement of about 1,000 tons, dispatched 100 troop transport merchant ships, plus 50 merchant ships leased by the British, all of which added up to a total of 156 ships sailing directly to the northern coast of India.

Originally, there were British sailors on the leased British merchant ships, but all these sailors were given vacation by Sun Hao, and all the merchant ships were replaced by their own people.

The British Channel Colonial Governor saw that Sun Hao obeyed Chengruo so much and took the initiative to gnaw the hard bones in the north of India, so he opened his mouth to Chengruo and reported to the Parliament to apply for an approval of Sun Hao's military spending of 5 million pounds.

In this regard, Sun Hao did not refuse, it would be a fool not to take the money.

This time the 16th and 18th divisions of mixed-race women were newly formed, and they were all armed with muskets and artillery provided by the British, as well as chain mail, broadswords, and grenades provided by Sun Hao.

A few days later, the 16th Division of the Third Army reached the sea area of the city of Padmana in Kerala, in southwestern India. After the six battleships reached the optimal attack distance, the division commander Ran Pingping ordered the fleet to open fire.

The six battleships lined up in a row, knocked the battleships horizontally, and then began shelling the city of Padmana.

Boom! Hundreds of cannons fired incessantly, and the shells rained down on the city of Padmana.

Cannonballs kept smashing on the city wall or in the city, and some soldiers standing on the city wall suddenly became bloody and shattered after being hit by the cannonballs!

The inhabitants and defenders of Padmana were so frightened by the sudden battle that many of the defenders even threw away their weapons and began to flee for their lives.

In order not to expose his advanced naval guns, the guns used on these battleships also had front guns provided by the British, so they were not very powerful.

Half an hour after the shelling, the division commander Ran Pingping saw that there was no one on the city wall to defend it, so he ordered to log in and attack.

More than 30,000 troops, 5,000 cavalry successfully landed, then sent people to blow up the city gates, and then began to charge.

The combat effectiveness of the Indian soldiers was really not flattering, and Ran Pingping saw that those Indian soldiers were just running away desperately, and they were not determined to fight the Huaxia army at all.

After more than 40,000 troops began to enter the city, they began to smash open the doors of the households, saw the young sign of the woman, and then arrested her. At the same time, those sturdy young men were also arrested, but Sun Hao asked not to want those swarthy people, so the soldiers of the Huaxia Army would be carefully selected to arrest.

In the face of fierce resistance, the Huaxia army directly opened a killing ring. After some killing, the locals became honest. Rewarded with money, some local soldiers and civilians began to lead the way for the Huaxia army, specifically looking for those who were not swarthy households.

The Huaxia army not only robbed people, but also snatched all the gold and silver ornaments worn by those women.

The city of Padmana was not large, with a population of only 70,000 or 80,000, and it was taken up by the Chinese army in about a few hours. The captured population was all escorted by the Huaxia army to merchant ships, and then transported to Gongbang.

After the 5,000 cavalry entered the city, they received instructions from the division commander, took the map, found a few locals to lead the way, and ran directly to the temple of Bashwamy.

These cavalrymen did not go to the temple for sightseeing, but to dig up the temple's treasures.

The underground treasure of this temple in later generations has not been fully opened, and more than 10 billion meters of wealth have been discovered, if all the four treasure houses are opened, Sun Hao does not know how much wealth there is?

Led by the locals, the cavalry troops quickly took the temple and drove all the monks guarding the temple outside, killing all those who resisted.

With the help of accurate maps from later generations, the soldiers of the Huaxia Army quickly found the entrance to the treasure, and after half an hour, they dug up the basement passage.

When the warriors opened a secret room, they found more than 1,200 gold chains about 2.7 meters long and weighing 2.5 kilograms, 3 gold crowns, nearly 1 ton of gold ornaments, diamond antique jewelry, precious stones entwined with silk, 17 kilograms of gold coins, 1 baby elephant made of gold, 3 and a half feet tall diamond-encrusted statue of Lord Vishnu, a 1 foot tall and about 1 kilogram human statue, and so on.

After the found treasure was boxed, the warriors dug up other chambers in succession, and in the other chambers, the warriors found more wealth than they had opened the first chamber, such as gold chains, gold bricks, jewels, jade, gems, golden Buddha statues, and so on.

The three cavalry battalion commanders didn't know how Sun Hao knew that there were treasures here, and when they saw so many valuable treasures, several battalion commanders were shocked.

After all the treasures in the secret room were packed, there were more than 400 cardboard boxes and more than 600 sacks. The wealth was quickly carried by the cavalry warriors to merchant ships.

Before leaving, the warriors blew up the temple and destroyed the corpse.

After all the treasures and captured people were transported onto the ship, the division commander Ran Pingping ordered two warships to be sent to escort the treasures and captured people to Gongbang.

The operation was not very successful, and only about 6,000 young women and 10,000 young adults were arrested. These captured Indians were not dark and ghostly, but had mixed Aryan faces.

Sun Hao didn't like swarthy Indian natives very much, so when he ordered the arrest, he had to be selected.

The troops continued to run over the northwest region, robbing the wealth of the local residents, and robbing the local young and strong was the purpose of this expedition.

The troops of the two divisions of the Huaxia Army were like locusts crossing the border all the way, and the coastal areas passed by the Huaxia Army were all rich areas, so the Huaxia Army gained a lot.

There are many temples in India, and there is some wealth in the temple, but this wealth has become the property of the Huaxia army. Not only was the wealth in the temple slightly gone, but even the wealthy and wealthy families in the area were also slightly robbed, and even the tombs of the former kings of the states were dug up and all the treasures inside were taken away.

The Huaxia army gained a lot, but the local residents suffered unspeakably.

India is very poor, but only poor for the peasants. The Huaxia Army's focus this time is on those wealthy aristocrats in India, many of whom are wealthy people with thousands of assets after years of wealth accumulation in the royal family.