Comments of chapter undefined of Reborn In 17th century India with Black Technology
Reborn In 17th century India with Black Technology
Mithun_ReddyGaru
Chapter comments14
Guess DBE under Vijay has mastered the art of Maskirovka, which translates to masking or camouflage in Russian. As a field craft it encompasses not just standard camouflage tactics but also encompasses deliberate misdirection and subterfuge and masking of own intentions. With the entire strength of Mughals now divided in three fronts, the East, Central and Western front it's ability to contain and counter DBE is drastically reduced. Moreover I distinctly remember Mughal Badshah's advisors have advised him that the next target would most definitely be Bengal, but now Vijay turning again towards Baluchistan, which js furthest point of the Mughal frontier, the Mughal ability to respond to crisis would be drastically reduced . What's worse his reinforcements that were designated for Western front, are focused in Immedeate vicinity of Karachi to prevent a breakthrough. If they move to counter DBE invasion of Baluchistan, then they leave a gaping hole in defense allowing DBE to broaden the beachhead established with capture of Karachi, and if they don't Baluchistan is lost for good. Similarly if he so decides to redeploy his forces from Central and Eastern fronts to West, he would weaken their defenses and would allow even defensive forces of DBE to spring a surprise and capture more territory in Central front or Eastern Front.
This chapter, as the other chapters , felt flawless to me, flowed effortlessly. Thank you for pumping out such high level chapters back to back. Keep up the good work. However I am curious, as to what the end game is for this novel. The constant world building, i understand. But the Mughals being the most evil conquerors, after conquering and making Bharat whole, I fail to imagine what comes next. I will stay tuned.
Capturing Balochistan can lead to a direct confrontation with Safavid Empire. I think it would be better for Vijay to target these areas:- (1) Madhya Pradesh (2) Jharkhand (3) Bihar Capturing Jharkhand will allow Bharat Empire access to majority of Mughal Empire's Coal resources. Bihar can then eventually be used to capture Nepal that it currently under Mughal Occupation. Vijay can use the "Rann of Kutch" region of Gujarat to train his Soldiers fot Desert Warfare & Himalyan Region of Nepal to battle in J&K Control over Bihar will also cut-off any Reinforcements or Supplies to Mughal Forces in Bihar, this Bharat Empire can force the Mughal Forces in a battle of Attrition to easily win with time. Let's assume that Bharat-Empire's Soliders takes a total of 3 to 6-months to get trained in Desert-Warfare, till this Time Vijay can:- (1) Conduct Intelligence Operations & Information Warfare in Sindh, Balochistan & Rajasthan (2) Integrate the newly acquired Territories of Bihar, Jharkhand, Nepal & Madhya Pradesh. Now the Next focus should to simultaneously attack & anexx these Territories:- (1) Sindh (2) Balochistan (3) Bengal Once these Territories are under Bharat Empire's control, Mughal Empire will loose it's Sea Ports & associated Trade, pushing them towards an Economic recession. Emperor Muhammad will impose harsher taxes & this should give Bharat Empire the opportunity to conduct Intelligence Warfare to fuel dissent, rebellions & support for Bharat Empire.
I am really disappointed with Vijay in this chapter. The fact that he thought of capturing both Sindh and Baluchistan at the same time shows that he is still relatively inexperienced in military strategy. It is possible but the risk is too high and even if successful, the casualties would be a massive number as well. I don't know if he is becoming over ambitious or overeager for successive victories. If he kept an objective mindset that he would have realised that it is not a worthwhile endeavour and he wouldn't need his military commanders to remind him of that. Even with his brain upgrade completed, Vijay has a lot to learn