Chapter 1576： Digging

In fact, most of the grudges that year were caused by Ferdinand II himself. Ferdinand II was born in a romantic affair and had two illegitimate children before marrying Isabella I.

It was just that Isabella I didn't know that, and because she was blinded by love, she married the **** without any hesitation. It was not until after marriage that Isabella I saw the essence of Ferdinand II. Therefore, Isabella I became less enthusiastic about Ferdinand II later.

Then, because they had to manage their respective countries, the two separated for a long time. And because Gonzalo de Cordoba is honest and loyal, sometimes Isabella I will complain to him. Gonzalo de Cordoba is a great listener and has always listened to the Queen's complaint quietly. Speaking of sadness, the queen sometimes even hugged Gonzalo de Cordoba and cried out.

Obviously, someone in Toledo's court has seen such a scene from afar. Thus, the rumors of Queen Isabella secretly praising Gonzalo de Cordoba appeared in this way.

After Ferdinand II learned that, he was naturally furious. Instead of reflecting on his own turmoil, he blamed Gonzalo de Cordova for the reason for the discord between the husband and wife. Then, the two men formed Liangzi.

This matter, Ferdinand II naturally made the main mistake. But Gonzalo de Cordoba also has certain responsibilities. He is responsible for his handsome looks, and he does n’t even want to get married ...

He looks handsome and lingers around the queen who has left her husband. It is no wonder that Ferdinand II misunderstood. If he looked ugly, it wouldn't be much. In addition, this man was too passionate about military affairs and forgot to find a wife. His irresponsible Earl's father did not help Zhang Luo. Then this fellow became a golden bachelor ...

A handsome, golden bachelor wanders around his wife all day long, but he is not yet ... let alone Ferdinand II's small-minded man, it is easy to think about changing to a normal man ...

Therefore, most of the grievances between the two blame Ferdinand II and Gonzalo de Cordova themselves also have certain responsibilities.

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Despite knowing that Ferdinand II had a deep misunderstanding with himself, Gonzalo de Cordoba accepted the order without hesitation and planned to leave Morocco to take over the army in Sicily.

But before leaving Fes City, the men reported that they had caught a spy sent by the remnants of the Vatas dynasty and were looking around for news that Gonzalo de Cordoba was leaving.

Gonzalo de Córdoba was too famous, and since he came to Morocco with a strong tenant elected by 10,000 minors, as well as some officers and 1,500 musketeers, he originally did not attack Vatas in northern Morocco. The remnants of the dynasty and the men and women of the Saad tribe retreated in tacit agreement, and they stopped coming to northern Morocco from time to time.

Mainly, the Moroccan was frightened by Gonzalo de Cordoba before, a little bit afraid of him. The name of the person, the shadow of the tree, Gonzalo de Córdoba is famous in Europe, and is also very famous in Morocco. Hearing that he was here, he directly frightened the two forces of the Vatas dynasty and the Saad tribe to send troops to the north.

And Gonzalo de Cordova didn't have time to ignore them because he was busy training the 10,000 recruits. According to the process of recruit training from the Marin Army many years ago, these recruits must be trained for at least three months before they can basically form combat effectiveness.

Now, after three months, Gonzalo de Cordoba naturally has no energy to send troops to fight the Moroccan Resistance Army.

However, before he had trained his soldiers and horses, the order came and forced him to interrupt the training of the new recruits in preparation for leaving Morocco and heading to Sicily.

However, the spy in front of him gave Gonzalo de Cordova a great inspiration ...

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Originally, Gonzalo de Cordoba planned to leave Fes silently and head to Sicily. But he did not expect that the Moroccan resistance forces were so concerned about his stay, and he specially sent spies to investigate ...

From this, Gonzalo de Córdoba deduced that once he left Fes, the remnants of the Moroccan Vatas dynasty and the Saad tribe would definitely make a comeback and even attack important cities like Fes . After all, Fes was once the capital of the Vatas dynasty ...

So Gonzalo de Cordoba decided to set up a trap to lead the Moroccan Resistance Army to jump in ...

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"Savaro, give you a task-send someone to spread the message in private, saying that I will leave Fes soon and go to Italy!"

"Ah?" The adjutant Savarro's face was dumb ...

"Adult, this matter is still confidential? If it is known by the enemy, it will definitely come back to attack Fes!" Savarro persuaded.

Gonzalo de Cordoba raised an eyebrow and said:

"I know, but I just want to let the Moroccans know the news and come to siege the city of Fes!"

Savarro asked inexplicably:

"Then what should we do next?"

"Spread the news first!"

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And while walking around in Savarro, Gonzalo de Cordoba forcibly summoned all the young Moroccans in Fez, and then trained them to stand in line ...

Fez is originally the old capital of the Vatas dynasty in Morocco, so it has a large population. Gonzalo de Córdoba easily forcibly recruited tens of thousands of young locals and trained in the camp in the city. In just a few days, these tens of thousands of Moroccan boys have gone a bit decent.

So, 10 days later, at the time of the legendary "Gonzalo de Cordova left", a huge team of more than 10,000 people stepped out of the north gate of Fes. And at the forefront, ~ www.novelhall.com ~ is the legendary Spanish champion Gonzalo de Cordoba ...

After the army marched out of the city, there was always a group of local Moroccan herders who followed them on horseback but not too close. But if these people want to reconcile closer, they will be attacked and intercepted by the few hundred cavalry led by Gonzalo de Cordova.

But these Moroccan secret agents did not know that if they had the opportunity to observe them closely, they would find that this so-called "Spanish army" was actually disguised by Moroccan youths in the city, not a real army. But, because they are far away, those spies cannot see clearly. Otherwise, it will never be determined that "Gonzalo de Cordova has already left with 10,000 troops".

That night, Gonzalo de Córdoba asked Lieutenant-Savarro to continue to lead tens of thousands of civilians from the former Fes City who pretended to be regular soldiers, and continued to march toward the northeast port city of Melilla .

Gonzalo de Cordova himself, quietly carrying hundreds of close-knit cavalry, wrapped the horseshoe with wool, and put a simple mask on the horse's mouth to avoid disturbing others in the middle of the night. Then, the party quietly returned to Fes City at night, ready to pit the remnants of the Moroccan Vatas dynasty ...