Zulu Army Victory at Isandlwana

On January 22, 1879, the battle of Isandruwana celebrated the day the British failed with the first big encounter in the British Zulu war between the British Empire and the Zulu Kingdom. 11 days after the British invasion of Zululand (now the most common South African Republic), the Zulu unit of 20,000 soldiers attacked the British battle organization known as the "main line" including approximately 2,200 British The fight at the combatant Isandlwana shocked the world and was historically considered as a frustration of the power of the technologically advanced region of England.

This fight was a decisive victory for Zulu and led to the failure of England's first invasion of Sulland. British troops suffered the most serious technical disadvantage of the collapse of indigenous forces. Isandlwana led Britain to take a more extreme attitude in the Anglo-Zulu war, which brought about a drastic increase in the second aggression The destruction of King Setsuwaoyo of the hope of peace talks from the 1860s was a conservative Prussia He was a politician. It began to rule the problems of Germany and Europe till 1890. In the 1860s he designed a series of wars unifying the German countries (excluding Austria) into a powerful German empire under the direction of Prussia. Credit in 1871, he skillfully used diplomatic power balance to maintain Europe's hegemony in Europe, but still despite many controversies and war crisis, he maintained peace.

During the Anglo Zulu war between the British Empire and Zulu, the Isandlwana campaign was the first of six battles. The battle of Isandlwana had a great influence on the influence of Britain and Zulu and the battlefield of Isandlwana, one of South Africa's most important legacies, was established. The UK has decided to establish a South African colonial alliance to realize easy management. Not only they want this, they also want to expand to the Central African Republic, they think that Natal and Transbar will support these wishes. Their strength has peaked and their work was interrupted as their kingdoms prevented the British expansion to the north. All these desires to end the military force of the Kingdom of the Zul have led to a war plan.