In 1653, Cromwell established the British military dictatorship and appointed himself as the "protecting the country". On April 25, 1599, Oliver Cromwell was born in Hennon, England. In the tide of the bourgeois revolution, he gradually grew into the leader of the British bourgeoisie . During the two civil wars in Britain, he successively led the "Iron Cavalry Army" and the New Model Army, defeating the royal army. In 1649, he executed King Charles I and announced the establishment of a republic. In 1626, Cromwell became one of the two representatives of Henyanton as he wished, attended the king's third parliament, and began his political career. From then on, his path changed fundamentally. In 1638, the Scottish people held an uprising. In the campaign against Charles I, Cromwell became the advocate of a series of important bills that destroyed the foundations of Britain's "old system". In August 1642, the British Civil War broke out. In early 1643, Cromwell was promoted from an unknown cavalry captain to the head of the cavalry regiment during the Battle of Mount Egg. In July 1644, Cromwell established his military power in the Battle of Macedonian Wasteland. The title of "Iron Cavalry Army" has also been widely spread. Soon Cromwell established the "New Model Army", and Cromwell's "Iron Cavalry" became the core. He himself later became the commander. On June 14, 1645, Cromwell led the "New Model Army" to defeat the Wang Army. In May 1646, the civil war ended.
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In 1648, the second civil war broke out in Britain. Equal sent and Cromwell to obtain an agreement, and Cromwell served as the head of the Northern Army and defeated the Scottish army in one fell swoop. By the end of August, the civil war was declared over. On May 19, 1649, Britain was declared a republic. In order to safeguard his own interests, Cromwell used force to suppress the Dragoon uprising and the ground-digging movement. On August 1, 1649, Cromwell led the fleet and 10,000 soldiers to leave the capital and attack Ireland as Lieutenant General 1 Irish and Commander-in-Chief of the Irish Legion. But in May 1650, Cromwell was recalled to the country and appointed as the commander-in-chief of the entire armed forces of the Republic. He returned to the battle and sent troops to Scotland, and eventually Scotland became a British colony. At this time, Cromwell's reputation reached its peak. On February 16, 1654, Cromwell began to serve as the national protector of England, Scotland and Ireland, and began nearly four years of national protector of life. On June 26, 1657, Cromwell ascended the throne of the king and died on September 3, 1658. The bourgeois revolution he led became a great achievement that shone in history.
