1864 Mandarin

The Prussian-Danish War broke out in 1864, also known as the Second Schleswig War. The 1864 War was a key turning point in Danish history. In this war, Prussia, Austria, and several members of the North German Confederation launched a war against Denmark. Denmark was defeated in the Prussian-Danish War and lost 40% of its territory and 38.5% of its population. The war only lasted 6 months, but it was the bloodiest war in Danish history. In many versions of Europe, In history classes, this war is seen as the first step in the unification of the German Confederation by the iron-blooded Prime Minister Bismarck. The two children of the servants of the baron's manor, Jensen Peter and Jensen Lust, fell in love with Inge, the daughter of the manor's housekeeper. However, the two brothers were drafted into the army because of the Prudential War. Before leaving, Laust secretly had a relationship with Inqi, who was unexpectedly pregnant and had to go to the battlefield to find the father of the child. The child's biological father, Laust, died in battle. The war destroyed Denmark's land and destroyed countless originally happy families.