British Civil Servant - Chapter 4 great authority

"I have enough knowledge of South Asia." Sir Barron held Alan Wilson's answer sheet and sighed in his heart. Although he was an open-book exam and gave Alan Wilson a chance to cheat, he may have this understanding, which means that Alan Wilson Although Wilson is young, he has matured the ability to handle things.

He said calmly, "The institutions stationed in Hyderabad state are mainly institutions that communicate with the monarch of Hyderabad, but there are only more than 200 people, even if the various institutions in Hyderabad are added together. , we British are less than a thousand. Although not as good as Delhi, Mumbai and Calcutta, it is still a very important place, and it is necessary to maintain harmonious relations with the monarch Mir Osman Ali Khan.”

"To maintain a harmonious relationship, I think the most important point is sincerity, and I am ready for this, Sir Barron." Alan Wilson nodded slightly and said, "The local has its own currency, and the monarch controls the railway. , the post office and the army, Mir Osman Ali Khan's attitude towards London will play an important role in leading the more than 500 princely states at present, and I will definitely be very sincere and approach people."

"You know, I will give you the appointment letter in three days. How about the newly recruited assistants? I heard that you went to Derry University and recruited young people?" Sir Barron replied with satisfaction, then The conversation changed, "Although I don't want to interfere in your work, the arrogance of young people should be put away, and the assistants you recruited should be controlled. Our rule over British India is not blindly coercive, but Full of flexibility, coercion is not the solution, and sometimes it is South Asian traditions to find solutions.”

Alan Wilson nodded, how to maintain the greatest stability with the least force, I believe no one is more skilled than the United Kingdom.

During a certain period of time when British India existed, the Governor also tried to break the caste system in India, but later found that instead of awakening the support of the lower classes for the British Empire, it caused the middle and upper classes to have an impact on the British rule, and then gave up the support of the British Empire. The idea of ​​​​the caste system has not encountered uncontrollable chaos since then.

As for the relationship between the two major religions in India, in the history of British India, the Governor of British India has repeatedly performed horizontal jumps.

As for his current destination, the state of Hyderabad, happens to be very suitable for the conditions of dividing and conquering British India. The state of Hyderabad is the largest state in British India. Its largest area is similar to that of the British mainland, with a population of 20 million. From any point of view, its strength is no less than that of any province in British India.

What makes Alan Wilson even more happy is that the monarch, Mir Osman Ali Khan, is a pacifist. Eighty percent of the population of Hyderabad state is Hindu. This is the complete opposite of Kashmir, which later caused Pakistan and India to compete. Kashmir is a Hindu monarch who rules the majority of the pacifists in the jurisdiction.

It is a pity that the monarch, the Hyderabad state of Mir Osman Ali Khan, is too far from the northwestern part of today's British India, where the pacifists are powerful, and cannot get the support of the people of the same faith. The entire Hyderabad state is in Surrounded by India, this led to the eventual failure of Mir Osman Ali Khan's plans for independence.

Mir Osman Ali Khan was known for his wealth, and he was considered one of the richest men in the world due to his vast possessions of jewels and gold. It is estimated to be worth two billion dollars in this era! So it was featured in Time Magazine.

The family of Ali Khan has ruled the Indian state of Hyderabad since the eighteenth century. Ali Khan is the only Indian who does not live in England but has a high title of royal family, mainly because he was in the first During World War II, he donated huge sums of money to the British Treasury for free.

When the new officer took office, Alan Wilson also handed over the list of assistants he selected from the University of Delhi to Sir Barron, the leader of British Indian civil servants. In fact, 100,000 British civil servants controlled a colony as large as British India. There is no problem of institutional bloat.

Even if there is this problem, it is the problem of millions of Indian civil servants. Therefore, Sir Barron did not have an opinion on the selection of ten assistants. Even if these college students are just still at the University of Derry, or they have not graduated for a long time, they have insufficient qualifications, and it is not a problem.

The main problem of the review is that these young people at Delhi University are not expected to have obvious Soviet tendencies. Sir Barron did not conceal this from Alan Wilson, and he was prepared to prevent the expansion of the Soviet Union's influence, which had begun almost as soon as the Soviet Union was established. During World War II, the United Kingdom tried its best to direct the anger of Germany to the Soviet Union. In the end, it was partially successful. The successful part was taken by the British Empire itself.

"You have to know that there is an organization in the UK called the Cambridge Five. Will it go crazy." Listening to Sir Barron's words, Alan Wilson's mouth twitched. That was the pride of the Soviet spy agency during the Cold War. work.

The thought in his mind also flashed, and now the movement of the five heroes of Cambridge is too far from his current work, UU reading www.uukanshu. Whether com is promoted with the help of the other party, or uses the other party's life to add luster to his resume, it will be a matter of the future. Now he must first be in British India, the most important colony that is about to break away from the United Kingdom. Make a success.

It is precisely because of the importance of British India that Sir Barron felt that he could not be too careful, in the end! Nothing was found. All came to an end with the appointment of Commissioner Alan Wilson Hyderabad.

In the presence of ten male and female assistants from Delhi University who had just completed the investigation of whether they were pro-Soviet elements, Al Wilson finally found a slight sense of leadership, although these ten assistants and himself were all twenty The appearance of many years old is like a child's play, but in the context of the world war, it is not so unacceptable.

"The place we are going to work is Hyderabad in the Deccan Plateau. Before I do it again, I have something to explain in advance." Alan Wilson looked at the assistants who could be described as the troops of the headquarters and cleared his throat. In an official tone, "When dealing with the monarch of Hyderabad, you must show courtesy. This is a must. We can advise on internal affairs of Hyderabad, but there must be no interference."

"That's just a native country, we represent the British Empire." An assistant named Andy whispered softly.

"The monarch of Hyderabad is a distinguished guest in London, and even if the queen sees it, she will treat each other with courtesy. The state is not under the direct jurisdiction of the governor's palace, and the monarch's authority in the state cannot be challenged. This is different from the provinces in British India. ." Alan Wilson said indifferently, "Unless you think your authority is greater than that of the Queen."

Before starting, Alan has already entered the role of commissioner, really? What a great authority!