According to later historical records, beginning in July 1870, three major German powers launched wars in succession. These three great powers essentially dragged all the German states into the fighting, so people collectively referred to these three wars as the 1870 German Wars.
Of them, the largest in scale, judged by the number of men and weapons committed, the fiercest in intensity, and the most influential was the Franco-Prussian War. Next came the Second Italo-Austrian War, and last was the Kingdom of East Africa's Third Conquest War.
July 10, 1870.
On the chain bridge spanning the banks of the Lualaba River and the Zambezi River, people surged like a tide. The expanded new East African army began setting out in three directions.
The Kingdom of East Africa, which had yet to digest Zambia, was about to tap its last reserves of potential and thoroughly establish its basic outline.
West bank of the Lualaba River.
Msiri, accompanied by his sons and the troops of Msiri's regime, had been waiting for a long time.
"Mr. Merke! Your country's strength is truly terrifying!" Msiri exclaimed with lingering fear. More than thirty thousand well-equipped and well-trained soldiers of the East African Kingdom Army had given this African chieftain endless shock.
"Of course, Mr. Msiri. Any tribe before the Kingdom of East Africa is nothing more than chickens and dogs made of clay, fit to be shattered with a single blow. If the Kingdom of East Africa exerts even a little force, it is not something you can stop. You are a smart man. You chose to cooperate with us. Friends who belong to East Africa will not be treated poorly."
Msiri had already been molded by the Kingdom of East Africa into a die-hard "African traitor." At the same time, the Kingdom of East