After the Zhou army defeated the 200,000 Mughal army in the Sartrej River, Wu Sangui led the Zhou army generals to hold tens of thousands of prisoners and countless military funds, and approached the Mughal capital Delhi.

The Mughal Empire was also an outsider to India. Hindus surrendered to the Mughal Empire due to the Mughal force.

Now that the Mughals have entered India for more than a hundred years, the original Turkic cavalry, like the Mongolians that occupied the Central Plains and the Eight Banners soldiers who entered the pass, have long been corrupt.

The defeat of the 200,000 troops by the Zhou State shocked all the forces in the Mughal territory and extremely shaken the foundation of the Mughals.

Wu Sangui led a large army and advanced eastward. The Mughal nobles fled, while the Hindus from various Indian states had long been used to being conquered by various people.

As long as the new conquerors can guarantee the interests of the high caste nobles, they are willing to cooperate with the conquerors and help the new rulers rule over the untouchables in India.

On the way to Wu Sangui, all the Hindu believers did not escape, but did not resist the Zhou army. Instead, they prepared food and sent beauties and money to reward the army.

This made Wu Sangui feel like he was treated as a king.

Delhi was not the capital of Mughals before. After Aurangzeb became emperor, he was unwilling to stay in Ahra with Shah Jahan who was under house arrest, so he regarded Delhi as his capital.

Delhi City was originally the capital of the Sultanate of Delhi. It was a huge city with a large population, with a population of more than 500,000. Most of the Mughal nobles lived here.

At this time, the 20,000 Zhou army carried tens of thousands of prisoners and about 100,000 troops to set up camp in the northwest of Delhi City, and the upper reaches of the Yamuna River.

The Zhou army camp was full of tents, war horses were neighing, and torches were lit in the camp, which shone with the lights in Delhi city, like two nebula.

At this time, Wu Sangui stood outside the tent, looking at the huge Delhi city under the lights, and couldn't help but sigh: "I didn't expect that there is such a huge and prosperous city outside the Central Plains."

Now the Zhou army has entered the Ganges basin with humid climate and abundant precipitation from the relatively dry Indus River Basin.

Along the way, Zhou Jun discovered many cities with a population of tens of thousands or even nearly 100,000, which opened Wu Sangui's eyes.

In the hearts of him and many Zhou soldiers, except for the Central Plains, there were originally barbaric lands around them, barbaric and backward. However, although India has differentiated from the rich and poor, and the life of the lower class is like a beggar, the life of the upper class is very interesting, with certain achievements in architecture, culture and religion.

Sun Kewang was also a little surprised. After all, there were cities with so many people, and there were not many in the Ming Dynasty, and there were only six or seven.

"Sun Prime Minister Sun, how about I just wiped out Mughal this time?" Wu Sangui looked at Delhi in the light and suddenly suggested.

After 20,000 troops, the 200,000 Mughals defeated the army of 200,000. The Zhou army rushed all the way to Delhi. The Indians did not resist fiercely like the Han people when the Qing Dynasty entered the pass, but instead filled the air of despair from top to bottom, and gave up the resistance.

Looking at the fertile Ganges River Basin and seeing the gorgeous buildings again, Wu Sangui's ambitions expanded.

Sun Kewang shook his head, "Your Majesty, don't rush for a moment. This Mughal is too big and cannot be swallowed in one bite. Now it's time to build it and collect it. Extort a sum of money and grain from Mughal."

Wu Sangui looked at the bustling city of Delhi and smiled, "Wouldn't that be the Khan of Jie Li?"

In the early Tang Dynasty, Turkic cavalry attacked Guanzhong and reached Jingyang, which was only forty miles away from Chang'an, and the capital was shocked.

At this time, there were only tens of thousands of soldiers in Chang'an. Emperor Taizong of Tang was forced to set up a plan to suspicious soldiers, and then signed an alliance under the city, and was forced to provide money to the Turks in exchange for Jie Li Khan's retreat.

Sun Kewang smiled and said, "Your Majesty thinks this Mughal can be compared with the Tang Dynasty? Can his master be side by side with Emperor Taizong of Tang?"

Wu Sangui smiled and shook his head, "I can't do it, everyone from top to bottom is mediocre!"

Sun Kewang said: "Since this is the case, it is better to keep him for the time being to maintain the land of India, so as not to fall into chaos after Mughal collapse, which will be detrimental to our army's conquest."

After the Zhou army invaded the Mughals, Sun Kewang discovered that the country was divided and the bottom was without any centripetal force. It would be better to temporarily leave this decadent regime to maintain Indian rule, so that the Zhou Kingdom could use the treaty to encroach on and plunder India.

Wu Sangui nodded, "Okay, then I'll blackmail you a lot."

At this time, a general hurried over, "Your Majesty, Mughal sent an envoy to come."

When Wu Sangui heard this, he said to Sun Kewang: "Prime Minister, go and meet me."

Sun Kewang nodded slightly, bowed, and turned around and left.

The Zhou army arrived in Delhi, which made the princes, nobles and religious leaders living in Delhi feel extremely frightened.

The cities of most countries in the world are not like ancient Chinese cities, building walls that last dozens of miles long to protect all the governments, troops, and people, so that during the war, people can enter the city to hide.

This is a cultural difference. China has always been humanistic, and most of the rulers in other regions have directed themselves to consider themselves and build a castle to surround themselves.

Although Delhi now has tens of thousands of troops, there is no shelter from the city walls. The city has suffered a huge threat and everyone is panicked.

The Mughal nobles and religious leaders were panicked, and put pressure on Aurangzebu, who was hiding in the Red Fort, hoping that Aurangzebu could seek peace from the Zhou army, give some money and food, and send the Zhou army away.

After all, Aurangzeb provoked this matter, and domestic nobles began to complain about why they had repeatedly provoked Zhou.

Now everyone is blaming Aurangzeb, isn't it good to live a stable life? I have to provoke others. Others have warned you, but you still don't listen. Not only was he beaten this time, but he also implicated the entire Mughal Empire.

Many nobles who originally supported Aurangzebu considered asking the previous emperor who was under house arrest to come out and replace Aurangzebu.

This put a huge pressure on Aurangzebu, so he had to send Prime Minister Modibi to the Zhou army camp to negotiate, hoping to lose money and avoid disasters in exchange for the Zhou army's retreat.

At this time, Modierbi was taken to a camp by Zhou soldiers and waited.

He sat in the tent, thinking about the current situation, and was very pessimistic. The Zhou army defeated the 200,000 Mughal army, and was in full swing. The troops advanced to the city of Delhi, and the fat meat was already at his mouth. How could he give up taking Delhi?

"I wonder when the Khan of the Great Zhou Dynasty will be summoned?" Modibi asked carefully in Mongolian.

The soldier who stood with a knife in the tent glanced at him coldly, then continued to stand there, ignoring him at all.

Feeling the tough aura emitted by the soldier, Modibi immediately shut up and could only wait restlessly.
Chapter completed!