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Robert Robert Clive, the multifaceted Robert Robert Clive.

Robert Robert Clive was born on 1725 in a small manor in Heropshire, England. He didn't study hard and didn't get good grades when he was a child, but he always yearned for the exciting and adventurous life before, so he just turned 18 and went to distant India to become a junior employee of the British East India Company. The notorious East India Company is not a simple commercial company. In addition to doing business, it also has the army as an accomplice. Robert Robert Clive soon joined the army, and made great contributions in the army, killing the enemy all the way, and made great contributions to the British colonial expansion. Robert Robert Clive was like a duck to water in his military career. His proudest thing is that he led and participated in the Bengal War of the East India Company.

At that time, Navvab (equivalent to the governor) had 70,000 troops, but Robert Robert Clive had only 900, plus he trained less than 3,000 Indian soldiers. In addition, Robert Robert Clive is far from his hometown, and the supply of logistics materials is difficult. What's even more disturbing is that Navvab has the support of France. "Nothing ventured, nothing gained", Robert Robert Clive went to war decisively. On the one hand, he sent people to buy off Navvab's men, on the other hand, he led a team to carry out a surprise attack. After fierce fighting, he saved the day, won more with less, and occupied Bangladesh in one fell swoop. During the Bangladeshi occupation, the ugly face of Robert Robert Clive, a colonial robber, was exposed. He plundered and robbed a lot of wealth, and he shamelessly showed off in the British Parliament: "There are rich cities under my feet and powerful countries in our hands. They opened a treasure house full of gold bars, silver ingots and pearls and precious stones in front of me alone. I took 200,000 pounds. Gentlemen, until now, I still wonder why I am so polite? "

Later, Robert Robert Clive returned to England and was successfully elected as a member of Parliament. 1764, due to the shortage of British manpower in India, the East India Company invited him out again and appointed him as the governor of Bangladesh and commander-in-chief of the British army in India. Robert Robert Clive is regarded as one of the greatest founders of the British Empire, and can be said to be a legendary figure who is an adventurer, strategist, diplomat and politician. Never before in British history has anyone conquered such a vast land with so few troops and gained so much wealth.

Gloomy youth

1725 On September 25th, Robert Robert Clive was born in Stitch, Drayton, a market in Hilopshire, England. His family was very prominent in the time of Anjou, and his father was a member of parliament, but when Robert Clive was born, his family had declined. According to Robert Clive, his legacy is only 500 pounds a year. When Clive was a child, he was a local naughty boy. /kloc-When he was 0/3 years old, he organized a group of older children to extort money everywhere. Robert Clive's bold and adventurous spirit is reflected in this moment: he once climbed to the top of the church and hung it under the statue, scaring the people below to death just for excitement. In reading, Robert Clive created a good record of being expelled from three schools in five years. In desperation, my father handed over 17-year-old Krau to the East India Company, which recruited personnel in Britain. When they heard that Robert Clive had been sent to India, all the residents in the Drayton market were glad that they would never hear the name again.

1744 18-year-old Robert Clive came to Madras as a shop assistant. This is the lowest level position in the East India Company, doing tedious cargo registration work, living in a stuffy attic and suffering from malaria. But for Klaiwu, being among the companions who are also fugitives is his most painful thing. Such an inexperienced young man can be said to have been abandoned overseas at once. Under the homesickness and life difficulties, he soon fell into depression. After an argument with someone, Robert Clive decided to commit suicide, but the two shots on his forehead turned out to be duds, which made him very shocked and began to believe that God had a plan. Soon Clive found a good medicine to cure his psychology and physiology: books and opium. At this time, God's arrangement seems to have come. Until the Seven-Year War, the power distribution of big countries in India did not change significantly.

When Robert Clive arrived in Madras, India entered the greatest period of change in history. /kloc-in the middle of the 0/8th century, the early Portuguese-Dutch colonial power had subsided and was replaced by the competition between Britain and France. Britain and France entered India almost at the same time, and each had its own East India Company, which set up a stronghold along the coast to control local trade. Both East India companies have local Indian princes as backstage, and a few mercenaries of the companies act as thugs for their allies. Due to the endless power struggle of local forces in India, the two companies often conflict in supporting their allies. However, due to the limited number of mercenaries, these conflicts are not large in scale, and there is no fighting or siege. /kloc-in the 0/8th century, communication means were backward, and it took two years to travel from India to Europe. Neither London nor Paris can effectively control their East India Company. In fact, the decision in India was made by the local CEO of the company. 1744 In Europe, Britain and France have started the war of succession to the Austrian throne, and the two sides are basically at peace in India. With the intervention of their respective governments, the situation changed, and the war between Britain and France for Indian sovereignty officially began. British strongholds in India are located in Madras, Fort St David, Kolkata, Bangladesh and Mumbai, Kanatic. France is concentrated in Canadique, including local governance, Garigal. The competition between Britain and France is concentrated in Kanadike, which is far away from the powerful northern land countries and controls the strategic position of the routes from Bangladesh and East India to Europe. The British and French fleets sent to India met off Madras. As a result, the British fleet was defeated and turned back. Then, with the support of the fleet, the French Chief Du Burris, an outstanding leader of India in the past 50 years, led the French-Indian army of 1500 to occupy Madras. Robert Robert Claivu was one of the prisoners, but he soon took advantage of the lax security of the French army and brought 20 prisoners to Fort St. David. Major Stringer Lawrence (stringer

Lawrence appreciated Robert Clive's bravery very much and appointed him as the standard bearer. The major Lawrence later became the founder of the British-Indian army and a lifelong friend of Robert Clive. When Robert Clive later became the governor of Bangladesh, he asked everyone to pay the same courtesy to Lawrence when they were loyal to him. The fall of Madras and the superiority of the French army put Britain in trouble in India. According to the contract of 1748 Aachen, Europe, Madras should be returned to Britain, but Dobles refused to give up. He promised to cede Madras to India in order to gain the support of the local Navvab (that is, the governor, the supreme ruler of India, usually the most powerful local maharaja or local big landlord), but now he has occupied Madras by military force. However, something unexpected happened, and the French fleet had to return to the mainland to rest in the rainstorm. Navwab of Carnadik led an army to find you at once. Indian troops soon began to besiege the city. /kloc-in the 0/8th century, the Indian local army was equipped with a certain number of muskets through trade with westerners, but the core of its army was still cavalry, and the quality of artillery was quite poor. The siege of Madras lasted for three months, and the Indian army had to negotiate and made no progress. The final result was to return Madras to England according to the Aachen contract.

This war was the first time that the British and French governments directly intervened in India. Since then, the conflict between the two sides has been out of control. 1749, the aforementioned Navwab of Kanadik died in battle, and his sons fought each other. 175 1 year, Brice incited the local landlords in Hyderabad to seize the title of Navwab in Kanadik, and the French and Hyderabad troops occupied Algard, the capital of Kanadik, and the local landlords in Hyderabad sealed it as Navwab. The British-backed candidate is now hiding in Tiruchchirapalli in the south. At this time, the French-Indian company had 1800 people, which combined more than 10000 Indian troops, while the British-Indian company had only 1000 people and the Indian army had 2000 people. France also gained three new strongholds, monopolizing the trade and fishing in southern India, leaving only Madras and Fort St. David in Britain. 175 1 In the summer of, nearly 8,000 French-Indian allied forces went south to besiege Ricupery, trying to wipe out the British supporters in various Indian states and completely isolate Britain. Britain is in danger of being expelled from India. On August 20th, the commander of the British army at Fort St David, Stringer Laurence School 1600 people, was cleared, and Robert Clive was in the army.

175 1 26-year-old Robert Clive, under the training of Major Lawrence, has become the general manager of logistics materials of the East India Company. Because of his position, Robert Clive has rich contacts with all walks of life, from landlords to farmers. He is well aware of the greed and shortsightedness of Indian rulers, the fear and hatred of westerners, and the impatience to compete for wealth and power, which made him timid in wartime. At this time, Robert Clive already had the ability of commander in chief. 1751August 2 1 Sunday night, Robert Robert Clive left the clearing troops on the pretext of something and went back to Fort St. David to find his old boss Lawrence directly. Robert Clive put forward an extremely bold plan. Under the condition of secrecy, he led the garrison troops of Fort St. David and Madras to raid Acott, thus forcing Hyderabad to give up its alliance with France. Robert Clive learned that Arcott's weak defense could be captured in one fell swoop, and the occupation of a city could shake the confidence of French supporters and disintegrate the alliance. Such a plan is extremely risky. If the loss of Acott cannot shake the determination of the French and Indian troops to besiege Trikinopri, then the British separatist army Acott will shake the morale of the besieged defenders even more. Even if we win Arcot and divert the besieged troops, it will not change the strength contrast between the two sides. Whether the Indian army will doubt the French as Robert Clive expected depends on the psychological state of the local landlords in Hyderabad. Robert Clive's plan is really risky, but perhaps for the British army, the failure to clear the gap quickly means that the whole Carnadik will fall to France. In the case of inferior troops, it is better to try Robert Clive's plan at the risk of war.

So, on August 22nd of 175 1, Robert Clive led 200 British troops and 300 soldiers, 1 and 10 officers who had never been on the battlefield marched to Ackert, leaving only 100 in Madras and 50 in Fort St. David. This small unit travels around the clock. On September 1 day, a thunderstorm approached Acott. Arcot has only 80 Indian defenders. After receiving exaggerated reports from spies outside the city, they abandoned the fortress and fled the city. Klepp entered the city without bloodshed. He estimated that there would be a siege, concentrated his troops in the fortress in the city and got two French 18 pound guns. He gave all the seized treasure to a group of fugitives who followed him, encouraged them to fight for the protection of the treasure, and rewarded them to the local people, who encouraged them to tip off the news for Britain. At the same time, it was learned that after the fall of Acott, the landlord of Hyderabad sent his son to take 4000 soldiers to attack the city. Out of distrust of the French, only 150 French gunners are allowed to follow. On the night of September 23rd, Indian troops began to enter the city, but Robert Clive had set an ambush in the city. Robert Robert Clive led the army to kill almost all the French gunmen, while Britain lost 15 British soldiers and 20 soldiers, and Robert Robert Clive was also injured. On 24th, all British troops withdrew to the fortress, and the Hyderabad army, which lacked gunners, could not attack directly and was besieged. Hyderabad's army tried every means to open fire, dig tunnels and surrender to no avail. In this way, the Lord Hyderabad, who was besieged in Ricinopuri, could not sit still. 1010.24, French and Indian troops and Hyderabad troops all arrived in Alcott City, 10000 troops began to attack the city with all their strength. At this time, Robert Robert Clive has managed to move the heavy artillery to the top of the mountain, so that he can shoot the enemy's artillery positions directly. On one occasion, he shelled the commander's tent and stopped the six-day siege. British troops suffered heavy casualties in guarding the city. By the end of 10, only 1 120 Europeans and 200 soldiers could fight. Robert Robert Clive took the lead, saved the day many times, established his own prestige, and made these half-armed and half-bandit troops persist. 165438+1On October 24th, after hearing that the British-backed Nafwab had assembled 6,000 people to start a counterattack, the French and Indian troops and the Hyderabad army launched the final offensive. Hyderabad soldiers went into a frenzy after smoking marijuana, and armored elephants directly attacked the fort. Due to the well-trained and continuous firing of British troops, Hyderabad suffered unprecedented casualties and elephants fled everywhere. The owner of Hyderabad completely lost confidence, and gave up the siege that night, retreated to the plateau, and gave up the fight for Kanadik Navwab. In the following 65438+February, Robert Robert Clive, together with British and Indian supporters, conquered two French strongholds and helped him gain the status of Navvab. In this way, the British and Indian troops took control of Karnadik under the leadership of Robert Clive, and the local government of France and India was forced to sign a contract with Britain and India in 1754.

This war is no longer a struggle between Indian princes, but a competition between Britain and France, Robert Robert Clive and Dubs. Dobles' failure is that he can plan a war, but he can't carry it out. India's success requires not only a strategist, but also an aggressive warrior. After Arcott, Britain began to have a strong interest in India, while in France, Louis XV was no longer interested in investing in new forces, although Dubs gained a piece of land larger than the mainland.

1753 Robert Clive and his astronomer friend Neville Maskelyne (the first person who measured the mass of the earth was as greedy as Robert Robert Clive) lived in Britain for two years after they got married. After accepting the approval of the old Prime Minister Peter and the reward of the parliament, 1755 Robert Clive was promoted to colonel, the chief of Fort St. David, and led the Royal 39th Grenadier Company and 12 Artillery Company to Madras. On the way to India, a series of events happened in Bangladesh. As early as 1699, the British East India Company set up a Fort William stronghold in Kolkata. 17 17, this stronghold was granted the privilege of trading in Bangladesh by the Great Mughal Empire. After the war of Austrian succession to the throne, with the intervention of the British and French governments, the stronghold of the East India Company in Kolkata was also strengthened, which aroused the dissatisfaction of the Bangladeshi Nafwab. Navvab in Bangladesh occupies the richest province in India, holds the trade of opium and tea, and also obtains a large number of matchsticks through trade with Europe, which all European forces must face up to and covet. 1752, the East India Company began to pay attention to the inheritance of Bengali Navvab, which aroused strong dissatisfaction from the old Navvab. Navvab died on 1756 and passed on to his grandson, Siradj Daulah.

Siradj is only 27 years old. According to records, he is cruel, alcoholic and moody, so he has many admirers of authority, including his uncle, Prince Mir Jia Faer ali khan, commander of the army. 1756 After Siradj ascended the throne, he immediately launched an attack on the British, trying to drive them away and control Bangladesh's trade by himself. On June 16, the Bangladeshi army captured Fort William. More than 60 British people who didn't escape were arrested, and Nafwab put them in the cell used by the British to hold Indians. On June 20, more than 40 people suffocated when the cell door was opened. This incident is called "the black prison in Calcutta". The captives of Calcutta arrived in Madras on August 16, 2006. The CEO of the East India Company immediately invited Robert Robert Clive, who had just arrived in Fort St. David, to discuss the recovery. Robert Robert Clive set out with 600 men and 900 soldiers from three royal infantry companies and sailed to Calcutta in June+February, 5438.

1757 65438+1October 2, after the indiscriminate bombing of the fleet, the British army easily occupied Kolkata and Fort William. The young Navwab hesitated whether to March again, but in the end he led 40,000 troops to Kolkata to confront the British on February 3rd. Robert Robert Clive decided to launch a sneak attack and directly attack Navvab's main business. /kloc-on the morning of February 5th, 2000, Robert Robert Clive, together with 600 sailors, 600 infantry and 800 soldiers of the Royal Navy, tried to bypass the front line of the Bangladeshi army and directly attacked the Commander-in-Chief's camp in the fog. This is a typical Clive tactic, but this time he was unlucky and broke into the middle of the enemy line. * * *, bullets, shells, rockets flying around the British head. The Bangladeshi army shot indiscriminately everywhere, and the cavalry also attacked at random in the fog. When the fog cleared, both sides found the whole battlefield in chaos. In this case, Robert Robert Clive had to decide to take advantage of the chaos to evacuate. When the British troops retreated to Fort William, they found 57 people killed and 137 injured. Bangladesh allegedly lost 1300 infantry and 600 cavalry. This battle is called the first battle in Bangladesh. Siradj was shocked to hear that the Afghan army invaded Delhi and threatened Bengal, so he signed a contract with Robert Robert Clive on February 9, and the relationship between the two sides temporarily calmed down. Robert Robert Clive claimed that the battle established the unshakable prestige of Britain in Bengal.

The first Bengal War fully demonstrated Robert Robert Clive's audacity. He won by hitting the enemy's heart directly to achieve psychological shock. But this kind of victory often depends on luck to a great extent, which is also reflected in this campaign, and Robert Robert Clive also knows this. In his letter to his friend, he mentioned that he might be abandoned by God. In fact, we will see Robert Robert Clive's cautious side in the battle of Plasi. However, perhaps the greatest significance of this campaign is that we have seen the calm and tenacious fighting spirit of the British and Indian troops in difficulties, which is not only due to the high degree of discipline brought by strict training, but also due to their incomparable trust in the commander in chief. It can be said that this British-Indian army can already be compared with Caesar's tenth army and Napoleon's old guards!

When the situation in Bangladesh was turbulent, the French were not idle. Robert Clive's old rival Dubris personally came to Murshidabad, the Bangladeshi stronghold. He gave Navvab 30 cannons as a gift to encourage Siradj to fight against Britain. The vacillating Navvab immediately granted France trade privileges in Bangladesh. This series of behaviors aroused the antipathy of Robert Robert Clive. Previously, the East India Company had long been in contact with important people who were dissatisfied with the young Nawab, including General Al-Lotf Khan and Prince Mir Jaffa, Nawab's uncle, who all expressed their support for Britain. Robert Robert Clive didn't trust these people, but out of concern for the fickle character of young Nafwab and understanding of his weak nature, Robert Robert Clive decided to deal a fatal blow to the Bangladeshi rulers. At the same time, the news of the outbreak of the Seven-Year War spread to India, and Robert Robert Clive quickly occupied the French stronghold of Nagor, Candir.

In order to express his dissatisfaction with Britain, 1757, in April, Navvab of Siradj dispatched troops to Plasey, a small village on the Bakiruti River, threatening the establishment of Calcutta to the north, and Robert Robert Clive signed an agreement with Mir Jaffa after paying a huge bribe, that is, the East India Company supported the latter to manufacture Navvab, and at the same time transferred troops to Britain. On June 12, Robert Robert Clive led an army from Kindnagar to the north.

On June 14, Robert Robert Clive learned that Fort Katva was a grain storage place for the Bangladeshi army. He immediately sent a small army, using only a 6-pound gun, to sneak attack by boat. However, it was discovered by the defenders during the night sneak attack, and it was not conquered until Robert Robert Clive led the main force to arrive at 19. At this time, some changes have taken place. The messenger of Mill Jaffa that Robert Robert Clive was scheduled to meet didn't wait. The more disturbing news is that Mirjaffa has almost begun to waver, because Navwab has concentrated all his forces, including Mirjaffa, and is ready to give up his agreement with the British and re-coordinate the relationship with Navwab. This situation made Robert Robert Clive hesitate. His expeditionary force will now face all Bangladeshi troops. Robert Clive called a meeting of all British and Indian officers to discuss the situation. At the meeting, most officers, including Robert Robert Clive, advocated waiting and seeing, trying to disintegrate the Bangladeshi interior on the one hand and waiting for reinforcements on the other. However, the commander of the naval fleet Kurt urged an immediate attack. He believes that Bangladesh is still unstable and divided. In order to preserve its strength, passive combat is inevitable. The rainy season is coming, and losing this opportunity will give Navvab enough time to consolidate its position; At present, the morale of the troops is strong and they can win the battle on the battlefield. If they delay for a long time, it will hurt morale. After hearing this analysis, Robert Robert Clive immediately changed his point of view and decided to attack immediately regardless of the opposition of most people. On the 22nd, the expeditionary army crossed the Baylati River, marched for two miles in the heavy rain, and then reached a forest in the north of Praxi Village, about 1.5 miles away from the Bangladeshi army camp. Robert Robert Clive has set up a position here. On the morning of 23rd 1, Bangladeshis discovered the British army. Siradj Navvab thought it was an opportunity to wipe out the British and immediately led the whole army out. It took the army six hours to spread out in an arc in front of the British army. At 7 o'clock in the morning, the battle of Prasi, which decided India's modern history on the hottest day of the year, began.

Robert Robert Clive Expeditionary Force consists of about 900 Europeans and 2,200 Indians, the core of which is the Royal 39th Grenadier Company and the 12 Artillery Company brought from the mainland. Other troops are the troops of three East India companies mixed by Britain and India, namely: Madras Company, Jiagedalian Company and Mumbai Company; 1 Kolkata local troops; India also has some naval sailors and European settlers. These troops are all equipped with flintlock guns and have received strict training, and some of them have been through many battles. The artillery of the Expeditionary Force only has eight 6-pound guns and two howitzers borrowed from the Navy. Fortunately, well-trained gunners can fire 5-6 times per minute, which makes up for the shortage. Before the battle, Robert Robert Clive organized two exercises for this unit, which basically ensured that recruits and veterans, British soldiers and Indian soldiers could live in harmony. Robert Robert Clive's rival Siradj Navvab has about 35,000 infantry and15,000 cavalry in Plasi. The composition of infantry is very chaotic. Some were formed by princes, including traditional Indian armored infantry and musket infantry imitating Europeans, but most of them were young men recruited temporarily from villages and equipped with short knives. These infantry units are not fluent in language and lax in discipline, and have never been the main force of the Bangladeshi army. Navvab's elite is its cavalry. These armored lancers are well paid. They carry out hunting training in dry season and rainy season every year, and always maintain high morale. This is the regular army of Bangladesh. The Bangladeshi army has more than 50 24-pound and 36-pound guns, but it lacks gunners. The addition of more than 40 French gunners who escaped from Kindnagar eased this situation a little. However, due to the large number of rockets, the firepower of the Bangladeshi army is still very considerable. Bangladesh's army also has elephants locked and armored with towers. But in the battle with Europeans, these war elephants often pose a greater threat to their own side.

Robert Robert Clive's command post is located in a hunting lodge on the Baylati River, where you can overlook the whole area. Robert Robert Clive observed the action of the Bangladeshi army and ordered the troops to disperse between the forest and the river bank, so that the left wing of the expeditionary force was a forest, the right wing was a river, and the two wings were covered. There are several large and small ponds as obstacles in front, and the terrain is very favorable. In case of failure, you can retreat to the forest to avoid the enemy cavalry. Robert Robert Clive deployed four regular troops on the front and Bangladeshi local troops on the right. The artillery was placed in a small house by the river to get a better shooting angle, which could shoot the enemy's left and right wings at the same time. The whole front is about 800 yards wide and 300 yards deep. The Bangladeshi army belongs to princes and generals. Mohan Lal, Siradj's favourite, led artillery and 3,000 infantry equipped with matchlock guns to attack the British frontier (the firepower of this unit alone exceeded all expeditionary forces), and Mir Madan, Siradj's most loyal general, led 7,000 armored infantry and 5,000 heavy cavalry to advance along the river bank to support Mohan Lal. Prince Mir Jaffa commanded his15,000 men to detour the British right wing, and General Yalov Khan was responsible for covering the former's flank. Other troops were deployed outside the camp with Siradj

As the Bangladeshi army advanced, Robert Robert Clive could see clearly from the hunting roof. Robert Robert Clive was also shocked by the huge number of enemies, especially a large number of heavy guns installed on the giant six-wheeled platform. He tried to contact Mir Jaffa, but the fighting soon began. The two armies exchanged fire at 500 yards. After 65,438+0 hours, all Bangladeshi artillery arrived at the front line, and Robert Robert Clive ordered the troops to retreat to the Woods. Due to the cover of trees, the power of heavy artillery is greatly reduced, and the advantage of firing speed of flintlock temporarily makes up for the shortage of quantity. However, as the battle progressed to 1 1, the casualties of the expeditionary force increased. At this time, although Robert Robert Clive noticed that the left wing of the Bangladeshi army was on hold, he was still not sure about Mir Jaffa's intentions. If he joins the combat expeditionary force at this time, he will be caught between Scylla and Charybdis. Robert Robert Clive and his officers even privately considered retreating into the woods, and then raided Navwab's tent at night. At this time, the battlefield situation reversed. /kloc-at 0/2, there was a sudden heavy rain, which lasted for an hour and a half. The heavy rain made both sides silent. After the rain, all muskets and guns in Bangladesh lost their function because the gunpowder was wet, while the British and Indian troops were well trained and the gunpowder was not harmed at all. At this time, Robert Robert Clive was unusually calm and ordered the troops to stay put until the enemy moved. This decision soon paid off. Mir Madan thought that the firearms of the British and Indian troops also failed, and he led the infantry to launch a full-scale charge. Bangladesh's allegations were shot face to face. The former army fled backward, and the latter army got bogged down in chaos. Mir Madan was also killed in the explosion. This is the decisive moment of the battle. According to his own judgment, Robert Clive thinks that as long as the enemy in front is defeated, the wavering Mirjaffa will definitely fall to his side. At two o'clock in the afternoon, all the expeditionary forces, including the troops covering the flank, launched a counterattack. The Bangladeshi army in chaos was on the verge of collapse and all the heavy guns were destroyed. After seeing the army loyal to Siradj and Navvab wiped out, Mir Jaffa turned to Robert Robert Clive and began to attack Siradj. At 3 pm, the outcome has been seen. At 4: 30, the remaining troops loyal to Nafwab who fled back to the camp surrendered, and the battle of Plasi ended. In the Battle of * * *, 22 British soldiers and 16 soldiers were killed, most of them were injured in the artillery battle; The Bangladeshi army lost about 500 infantry and 500 cavalry, and almost all the rest were captured or escaped.

The victory of the British army in this battle has a certain element of luck, largely relying on a heavy rain. Maybe the rain is beyond Robert Robert Clive's calculation. Robert Clive's daring to confront Nawab's army may be just an attempt to improve the unfavorable situation, but it is because he dares to act that he is favored by the goddess of luck. It is generally believed that Robert Robert Clive's victory in Plasi was the result of conspiracy, but in fact this result was mainly attributed to Robert Robert Clive's decisiveness before the war and his calmness on the battlefield. We can only say that the outcome of this battle depends on factors outside the battlefield, and these factors are intertwined with this battle, which shows Robert Robert Clive's outstanding ability to grasp the overall situation. Similarly, the quality of the expeditionary force is also an important factor to win. It is precisely because of strict training and discipline that we can compete with enemies whose firepower far exceeds our own and seize fleeting fighters. Robert Robert Clive was no longer a soldier in the battle of Plasi, but a commander-in-chief, which was the peak of his military career.

After Plasi, Robert Robert Clive commanded the army to completely destroy the French influence in Bengal, and helped Mir Jaffa destroy dissidents and boarded Navwab. 1760, Robert Robert Clive was injured in the four-year war and left India. He handed over the army to his old friend Lawrence and asked him to establish a semi-official and semi-private British-Indian army on the basis of mercenaries of the East India Company, thus regularizing the local military system. In the future, this army will become the foundation to support the British Empire. Robert Robert Clive's conquest of Bengal brought great wealth to Britain. The annual income of the East India Company in Bangladesh alone reached 65,438+000,000 pounds, which became the original capital of the British industrial revolution in the future, of course, at the expense of the profound disaster of the Bangladeshi people. Robert Robert Clive himself made a fortune of 160000 pounds by looting, but before he left, he left 70000 pounds for the army.

In Britain, Clay Wucheng was made Baron Plasi and became a member of Parliament. Robert Clive spent a lot of money to become a high-class person, but attracted contempt. At this time, he has been plagued by many diseases because of long-term opium smoking. 1763 after the seven-year war, Britain appointed Robert Robert Clive as the governor of Bengal to rectify its finances and arrived in Calcutta in May 1765. During Robert Robert Clive's absence, France suffered successive defeats under the attack of Britain and India, and Brecey returned to China gloomily. Unwilling to be a puppet, Mir Jaffa joined forces with the Great Mughal Dynasty to wage war with the East India Company, but at this time there was no decent army in Bangladesh. As a result, the Allies were defeated in Bourcq, thus completely losing their resistance. Since the arrival of Robert Robert Clive, a series of differential policies have been implemented more strictly. Finally, in August of 1765, five Bangladeshi vanders recognized the famous "dual management system" in Indian history, that is, the original administrative institutions of local rulers were retained, and the East India Company had the right to levy taxes and hear civil cases. This brings Britain an annual income of 4 million silver dollars. Robert Robert Clive also established a government supervision system for companies in India, which effectively cracked down on corruption and facilitated British people outside the company to do business in Bangladesh. Robert Robert Clive started as a logistics officer, even more greedy. However, when he really became governor, he severely cracked down on these behaviors. Robert Robert Clive returned to China on 1767. At this time, someone exposed his old account of corruption and submitted him to the House of Commons together with the East India Company. Ironically, Robert Robert Clive was once regarded as a hero because of excessive corruption, but when he tried his best to control corruption, he was summoned to parliament to ask about the source of his property. The result was a generous speech by Robert Robert Clive in the House of Commons. It's not that I love money, it's that India is too rich, and I have been very restrained. The result is nothing. 1774165438+1On October 22nd, Robert Robert Clive committed suicide with a knife, and the order appointing him as the governor of North America was just signed. What would happen if Robert Robert Clive moved to North America?

Robert Robert Clive's character has been criticized. Robert Robert Clive, a wealthy Bangladeshi businessman, forged a government order to blackmail him. As a result, he was taken to the lower house of parliament as evidence in the future. As for extortion, not to mention, he acted in accordance with the crime of bribery. But Robert Clive still rewards and punishes his subordinates clearly and is loyal to his friends, whether Europeans or Indians. Robert Robert Clive is a typical action-oriented general. On the surface, his victory depends more or less on luck. However, it was his boldness and decisiveness that enabled him to catch the fleeting warrior. Robert Clive also showed extraordinary talent in political diplomacy. In such a free India, he integrated decision makers and executors, interwoven military, diplomatic and political skills, and established the foundation of the British Empire at such a small cost.