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Of course, although there is a certain degree of certainty in this matter, the risk is not small. After all, the international situation and Nicholas I’s mood are not fixed. Who knows if there will be any variables in it. It’s not funny. What if the uncle Nicholas I arrives in those few days and feels unhappy?

The advantages and disadvantages of this, Li Xiao explained to Kornilov and Nasimov one by one, but these two are also people who do big things. After just looking at each other, they made a decision-do it!

According to their plan, when Berkh met to decide who would command the fleet to deter Turkey, Kornilov took the initiative to ask for it, and he was the deputy commander.

Why is Kornilov instead of Nasimov? Wouldn’t it be more appropriate for Nasimov to command the fleet as the chief of staff of the Black Sea Fleet? What’s more, the great victory in the Sinop naval battle in history was created by this brother alone. He seems to be better!

But Kornilov didn’t think so. From the perspective of the fleet, Nasimov’s chief of staff was more important than his deputy commander, because his powers were not that great. After all, he had a genuine card on his head. The commander pressed him down, allowing him to have only a say in many fleet affairs without direct command.

But Nasimov, the chief of staff, is different. He has the power to directly command the fleet, and the daily training of the fleet and the formulation of combat plans are in his hands.

I can say that the daily activities of the Black Sea Fleet are all under the responsibility of Nasimov. Once the chief of staff is gone, Berkh can justly intervene in fleet affairs. At that time, Kornilov, the deputy commander, even wanted to interfere and stop. It is also very troublesome.

On the contrary, even if his deputy commander was gone, Berkh could not directly intervene in the daily affairs of the fleet for a while, and the impact would not be that great.

What’s more, from the perspective of future accidents, from the perspective of Nicholas I’s character, if the deputy commander Kornilov took the initiative to admit his mistake, and the commander Berkh said nothing, it would probably be impossible to accept. of.

After some deliberation, Kornilov naturally stood up, and in the future plan of action to discuss how to deter the Turkish fleet, Nasimov’s task is to go against the tune. He must oppose overly strong deterrence. It is best. Can tell Nicholas I directly that he is opposed to extreme pressure.

As long as this work is done in the front, even if something goes wrong in the future, Nicholas I cannot be implicated in Nasimov. After all, Nasimov was opposed to it before, and you can never clean up those who oppose it. Right?

In any case, Nasimov and Kornilov are always unaffected, and as long as there is one of them, the Black Sea Fleet is still under their control. After all, Berkh was the only one who was pitted into tears.

However, Li Xiao didn’t care about Berkh. He was not a Virgin, not to mention that he had to do something to do. There really was no foreign time to care about Berkh’s life and mood.

“Major General Nikolay Nikolayevich Muravijov will arrive in Bucharest for observation soon?”

This news made Li Xiao a little confused. He knew about Nikolai Nikolayevich Muraviyov, but shouldn’t this person go to the Far East to clear up the disaster? Why did you run to Wallachia suddenly?

Nikolai Nikolayevich Muraviyov, later Count Amur. Yes, in fact, when you hear the name Amur, you basically know what good things this guy has done. It is said that this product is a victim of the Qing Dynasty, and the “Sino-Russian Treaty of Aihui”, “Sino-Russian Tianjin Treaty” and “Sino-Russian Beijing Treaty” are closely related to this product.

From the perspective of Li Xiao, this product is an aggressor, but from the perspective of Russia back then, this product is a great hero.

Anyway, Li Xiao didn’t have a good impression of this product, and didn’t like this **** at all, but this **** was indeed a reformer and a liberal back then, at least Nicholas I thought of him that way.

It is said that it is precisely because Nikolai Muravijov is very capable but also has a strong tendency to liberalism and reform. Nicholas I felt that although he was an individual talent, he was not easy to use, and he did not dare to use it. He was helpless. The next sent him to the Far East to clear up misfortune.

Of course, that is in history, and in this time and space of Li Xiao, I don’t know why. He should have served as governor of Irkutsk and Siberia at the end of 1847. He was still in St. Petersburg and was inexplicably lost by Nikolai. I was dispatched to Wallachia for inspection. What on earth did this cargo come to inspect?

In fact, let’s not say that Li Xiao was surprised by Nikolai Muraviyov’s sudden inspection, but he himself was also the second monk. He had done a good job with the governor of Irkutsk and Siberia, but suddenly Nicholas With the decree of King Ra I, he was recalled to St. Petersburg.

When he first got this decree, Muraviyov was very happy, because no one likes the desolate Irkutsk and Siberia. Although this area is large, except for the wild animals, it is an exile. It is not easy to say he. The governor is actually a leader of exile.

At first, Muraviyov thought he had finally gained the trust of Nicholas I. This was the task of calling him back to St. Petersburg and entrusting him with an important task. He also thought that he finally had a great ambition to show off. opportunity.

But after returning to St. Petersburg for half of the earth, he realized that it was not the case at all. Nicholas I just arranged for him a casual errand in the War Department, and then left it there forever.

To be honest, to Muravijov, this is like pouring a pot of cold water on his head and pouring him a chill. Just when he was very depressed and felt that it would be better for him to take care of the exiles in the Far East and bully the Qing Dynasty, Nicholas I suddenly gave him an order to inspect Wallachia.

In the words of Nicholas I, his task is to inspect the basic situation of Wallachia’s army and the Russian garrison, and by the way observe the development of Wallachia’s defense.

Later, Muraviyov learned from Cherneshov’s explanation that Nicholas I actually sent him to be a **** and asked him to see the real combat readiness in Wallachia and prepare for the war.

But this is still very strange to Muravijov. Even if Nicholas I is about to prepare for war, he is a little untrustworthy with the Governor of Wallachia. You can send someone to see him, but there is no need to take him from the earth all the way. Call on the other side to perform such a small task, right? Speaking unceremoniously is simply too tossing, I don’t know what to say!