Chapter 683： Nescher Roddy and Gorchakov

Under the arrangement of Nicholas I, Minister Nesher Roddy and Ambassador Gorchakov, the opponents who should have fought to the death, have now become the deputy in this negotiation. I have to say that sometimes Fate is so magical.

Nicholas I, who had arranged the task, got up and walked towards them with the help of Duke Golitsyn. Archduke Konstantin, Jomini, Nesher Roddy and Gorchakov also did not dare to see it. Having too much lingering in their seats, they quickly got up and stood up.

Nicholas I, who walked slowly to Nescherrodie and Gorchakov, held Nescherrodie's hand with one hand and Gorchakov's with the other. Hand, with a trace of sadness in his weapon, he said: "The future of the Russian Empire will be handed over to you! I know that you have had grudges some time ago, but I hope you two can put aside your previous grudges and work together in the negotiation! "

After speaking, Nicholas I handed Ambassador Gorchakov to the hands of Ambassador Nescher Roddy, and continued: "Now I want you to swear in front of me that it will not be affected by personal conflicts. The whole big picture!"

Nicholas I's words made Nesher Rodey and Gorchakov feel a sense of resentment in their hearts.

Although Nescher Roddy and Gorchakov did commit corruption and bribery, and also did things to destroy each other, they were undoubtedly people who loved the Russian Empire.

(In the hearts of the vast majority of Russian elites, there is no conflict between corruption and bribery, reselling of military supplies and love for the Russian Empire. Anyone with a little vision knows that if the Russian Empire is gone, they are parasites that live on the Russian Empire. How can there be a good day)

It was an insult to them that Nicholas I made them swear.

However, even though Nescher Roddy and Ambassador Gorchakov had some grudges against Nicholas I in their hearts, they also said that they would swear by Nicholas I's wishes.

After the oath was over, Nicholas I ordered Gorchakov to shake hands with Nesherrodie.

The two "enemies" who have been fighting for nearly decades, now have to let go of their prejudice against each other and shake hands with each other under the order of the tsar.

"Please give me some advice! Ambassador Gorchakov!" Nesher Rodepi said to Gorchakov with a smile on his face, in which the word "ambassador" was emphasized.

"Please give me more advice! Your Excellency Minister Nesher Roddy!" Gorchakov also showed a smirk, and his final "Your Excellency Minister" was also full of yin and yang style.

Nicholas I, who didn't know the inside story, thought that the two of them had put down their conflicts and cooperated with each other under his arrangement, and there was a touch of relief in his eyes.

Nicholas I, who had "solved" the issue between Nescherroddy and Gorchakov, ordered Duke Golitsyn to help him to the side of Marshal Jomini and Archduke Konstantin. He sighed and used his disappointment His gaze was directed at Archduke Constantine: "Constantine!"

"Yes!" Constantine responded quickly upon seeing this.

"You will be satisfied with how I will arrange you!" Nicholas I's words revealed a touch of loss.

"I..." Constantine opened his mouth and said nothing, just staring at the father in front of him silently.

After the two of them watched the father for a while, Nicholas I responded to Constantine: "That's it! Poland just lacks a governor, so you can go to Poland to be the governor!"

"Ah?" Konstantin had a surprised expression on his face, and he hurriedly asked Nicholas I: "Where's Prince Paskevich?"

"He's gone!" Nicholas I responded calmly to Nicholas I.

"When did it happen?" Constantine asked hurriedly.

He remembered that when he left St. Petersburg, Prince Paskevich was serving as the commander-in-chief in Finland. After only a few months, how could Prince Paskevich die!

"Just some time ago!" Nicholas I said with a slight choked tone: "Paskevich was attacked by bandits (actually Finnish rebels) on his way back to St. Petersburg to report his duties. The soldier and him all died!"

"Bandits?" Archduke Constantine gritted his teeth and said, "How dare they! How dare they kill an imperial prince! Aren't they afraid that the imperial army will wipe them all out?"

Nicholas I looked at the impulsive son in front of him, and his eyes showed a loss that could not be hidden.

Compared with Alexander (the eldest) and Nikolaevich (the third), Konstantin's flaws are too great.

If Poland hadn't needed a prince, he would never have allowed Constantine to pass.

Now in the entire court, Nicholas I no longer believes in anyone other than Duke Golitsyn and his wife and children who saved his life.

In his opinion, those people are guys who want to take his life at any time.

"They are a group of desperadoes. What is there to be afraid of in their eyes by the prince of the Empire! But fortunately, we have eliminated them all, which can be regarded as comforting Paskevich's soul!" La Shi sighed and said something.

Nicholas I, who was worried about Constantine, immediately told Archduke Constantine that when he was serving as the governor of Poland, he must focus on maintaining stability and not intensifying contradictions.

"Although there has been some turmoil in Poland now because of the relocation of most of the imperial army, it is still in a relatively stable stage. What you have to do is to appease their emotions and don't over-stimulate them..." Nicholas I said bitterly said to Constantine.

"Don't worry!" Constantine assured Nicholas I.

"Yeah!" A smile finally appeared on Nicholas I's face, and he reached out and patted Constantine's shoulder in encouragement.

"Fairy Wood"

Later, Nicholas I again asked Marshal Jomini if ​​he could not leave.

Marshal Jomini still repeated what he just said, and Nicholas I had no choice but to agree to Marshal Jomini's request to leave.

However, since France and Russia were at a stage of war, Jomini could not return to France, but had to spend some time in the Russian Empire first.

During Jomini's stay in the Russian Empire, Jomini was not involved in any military affairs.

"Thank you, Your Majesty!" Marshal Yomini quickly thanked him.

After all the problems are solved, UU reading www.uukanshu. com Nicholas I euphemistically gave them an expulsion order.

All but the Archduke Constantine and Duke Golitsyn left the Imperial Village, and Constantine himself was sent by Nicholas I to the Queen's residence to visit.

At this time, only the weak Nicholas I and Duke Golitsyn were left in the room.

"Duke Golitsyn, do you think Russia needs a change?" Nicholas I tentatively asked Duke Golitsyn.

"Your Majesty, I think the Empire really needs a change!" Duke Golitsyn said decisively, and then added: "But this change should be led by you, not by the lower classes like in France. "

"But many people outside the Imperial Village hope they can reform in a way similar to France!" Nicholas I said to Duke Golitsyn.

"Your Majesty, the purpose of those people is to bring down the whole of Russia, so as to achieve their purpose of betraying the country!" Duke Golitsyn scolded the traitor righteously.

If only from the status of Duke Golitsyn and the current state of angering traitors, it is difficult for anyone to associate him with the leader of the largest rebel organization in France.

"Yeah! Their purpose is to bring down the Russian Empire. They are the most despicable and shameless worms of the Russian Empire!" Nicholas I said angrily, and then he continued: "Recently, the third hall was cracked. The eucalyptus of arms smuggling!"

When Duke Golitsyn heard Nicholas I's words, he couldn't help but snorted, "Your Majesty, this is about the third hall, I'd better avoid it!"

"No!" Nicholas I shook his head and said, "You saved my life and you are a member of the most loyal family in the empire! What reason do I have to not believe you!"