"I just received a telegram from Zhoushan, and Tom Wang has already led the fleet to set off from Dinghai Port. ”

At the daily meeting of the executive committee in Shengli Fort, Yan Chujie reported the news to the senior officials present on behalf of the military. The Liaodong Spring Offensive was Haihan's first foreign war in 1636, and it was also an important strategic move that had been prepared for a long time, and it could be said that Haihan was the top priority of the year. For this reason, both the Executive Committee and the Ministry of National Defense gave the green light and fully cooperated in the deployment of funds, personnel, and materials, so as to be able to win the war in one battle and complete the initial strategy for the eastern Liaoning region.

"When this battle is over, we don't have to keep our heads up, and no matter which country we negotiate with, we will have more leverage in our hands. Tao Donglai has more expectations for the upcoming war in the far northeast, to be precise, for the changes in the international situation after the war.

The official founding of the Haihan Dynasty was in the seventh year after the crossing, and to this day to attack Liaodong, which was occupied by the Later Jin, it is still a Ming army as a cover, in case the Ming Dynasty can't get by in terms of face, so it can be said that it is quite low-key.

Haihan's low profile in the early stage was indeed for the purpose of taoguang and obscurity, to avoid premature exposure of strength and the suppression of the Ming Dynasty, and in the later stage, it was to avoid territorial disputes with the Ming Dynasty as much as possible. Although Haihan is no longer afraid of the Ming Dynasty, he does not want the relationship between the two countries to deteriorate or even meet each other, because this will directly affect the two major issues of trade and immigration, which Haihan attaches the most importance to. Therefore, although there would be occasional skirmishes between the two countries, Haihan would exercise restraint in the prevailing situation and try to keep the situation within the tolerance level of the Ming Dynasty.

It is impossible for Haihan to become a vassal state of the Ming Dynasty, and the Ming Dynasty will not give this group of traversers better treatment other than Zhao'an, and there are almost no conditions between the two sides that can be exchanged at the negotiation table, so Haihan has been waiting for the international situation to change, or to put it bluntly, wait for the moment when the Ming Dynasty is in trouble.

Haihan needed more external conditions to balance the Ming Dynasty, forcing the Ming Dynasty to take the initiative to choose negotiations to resolve the dispute between the two sides and the international status of the Haihan, and this so-called external condition was the most powerful opponent in the north of the Ming Dynasty, Houjin.

If Haihan did not seek to intervene in the war between the Ming Dynasty and the Later Jin Dynasty by force, then according to the original historical trajectory, the Ming Dynasty would have entered the countdown before its destruction. The Executive Committee believes that in order to obtain the right to negotiate on an equal footing with Daming, in addition to its own strength, Houjin is also an important bargaining weight.

The purpose of Haihan's attack on Liaodong was to contain the southward movement of the Later Jin, and the purpose of containing the southward movement of the Later Jin, in addition to renewing the life of the Ming Dynasty, another very important reason was to use this as an exchange condition to start formal diplomatic negotiations with the Ming Dynasty. If the two sides talk well, then Haihan can continue to drag Houjin's tail for Daming, so that Daming has a chance to breathe; if the two sides talk unsatisfactorily, then Haihan can also let go of his hand appropriately, and let Houjin out of the cage and bite Daming a few bites.

Of course, it is not impossible for the rulers in the capital to be dizzy, and it is possible to start a war with Houjin and Haihan at the same time, but if there are really such signs, then the Ming Dynasty's thousands of miles of maritime frontier may be in many places at the same time.

This book was first published in Genesis, and the following will be re-edited later for anti-theft

"I just received a telegram from Zhoushan, and Tom Wang has already led the fleet to set off from Dinghai Port. ”

At the daily meeting of the executive committee in Shengli Fort, Yan Chujie reported the news to the senior officials present on behalf of the military. The Liaodong Spring Offensive was Haihan's first foreign war in 1636, and it was also an important strategic move that had been prepared for a long time, and it could be said that Haihan was the top priority of the year. For this reason, both the Executive Committee and the Ministry of National Defense gave the green light and fully cooperated in the deployment of funds, personnel, and materials, so as to be able to win the war in one battle and complete the initial strategy for the eastern Liaoning region.

"When this battle is over, we don't have to keep our heads up, and no matter which country we negotiate with, we will have more leverage in our hands. Tao Donglai has more expectations for the upcoming war in the far northeast, to be precise, for the changes in the international situation after the war.

The official founding of the Haihan Dynasty was in the seventh year after the crossing, and to this day to attack Liaodong, which was occupied by the Later Jin, it is still a Ming army as a cover, in case the Ming Dynasty can't get by in terms of face, so it can be said that it is quite low-key.

Haihan's low profile in the early stage was indeed for the purpose of taoguang and obscurity, to avoid premature exposure of strength and the suppression of the Ming Dynasty, and in the later stage, it was to avoid territorial disputes with the Ming Dynasty as much as possible. Although Haihan is no longer afraid of the Ming Dynasty, he does not want the relationship between the two countries to deteriorate or even meet each other, because this will directly affect the two major issues of trade and immigration, which Haihan attaches the most importance to. Therefore, although there would be occasional skirmishes between the two countries, Haihan would exercise restraint in the prevailing situation and try to keep the situation within the tolerance level of the Ming Dynasty.

It is impossible for Haihan to become a vassal state of the Ming Dynasty, and the Ming Dynasty will not give this group of traversers better treatment other than Zhao'an, and there are almost no conditions between the two sides that can be exchanged at the negotiation table, so Haihan has been waiting for the international situation to change, or to put it bluntly, wait for the moment when the Ming Dynasty is in trouble.

Haihan needed more external conditions to balance the Ming Dynasty, forcing the Ming Dynasty to take the initiative to choose negotiations to resolve the dispute between the two sides and the international status of the Haihan, and this so-called external condition was the most powerful opponent in the north of the Ming Dynasty, Houjin.

If Haihan did not seek to intervene in the war between the Ming Dynasty and the Later Jin Dynasty by force, then according to the original historical trajectory, the Ming Dynasty would have entered the countdown before its destruction. The Executive Committee believes that in order to obtain the right to negotiate on an equal footing with Daming, in addition to its own strength, Houjin is also an important bargaining weight.

The purpose of Haihan's attack on Liaodong was to contain the southward movement of the Later Jin, and the purpose of containing the southward movement of the Later Jin, in addition to renewing the life of the Ming Dynasty, another very important reason was to use this as an exchange condition to start formal diplomatic negotiations with the Ming Dynasty. If the two sides talk well, then Haihan can continue to drag Houjin's tail for Daming, so that Daming has a chance to breathe; if the two sides talk unsatisfactorily, then Haihan can also let go of his hand appropriately, and let Houjin out of the cage and bite Daming a few bites.

Of course, it is not impossible for the rulers in the capital to be dizzy, and it is possible to start a war with Houjin and Haihan at the same time, but if there are really such signs, then the Ming Dynasty's thousands of miles of maritime frontier may be in many places at the same time. "I just received a telegram from Zhoushan, and Tom Wang has already led the fleet to set off from Dinghai Port. ”

At the daily meeting of the executive committee in Shengli Fort, Yan Chujie reported the news to the senior officials present on behalf of the military. The Liaodong Spring Offensive was Haihan's first foreign war in 1636, and it was also an important strategic move that had been prepared for a long time, and it could be said that Haihan was the top priority of the year. For this reason, both the Executive Committee and the Ministry of National Defense gave the green light and fully cooperated in the deployment of funds, personnel, and materials, so as to be able to win the war in one battle and complete the initial strategy for the eastern Liaoning region.

"When this battle is over, we don't have to keep our heads up, and no matter which country we negotiate with, we will have more leverage in our hands. Tao Donglai has more expectations for the upcoming war in the far northeast, to be precise, for the changes in the international situation after the war.

The official founding of the Haihan Dynasty was in the seventh year after the crossing, and to this day to attack Liaodong, which was occupied by the Later Jin, it is still a Ming army as a cover, in case the Ming Dynasty can't get by in terms of face, so it can be said that it is quite low-key.

Haihan's low profile in the early stage was indeed for the purpose of taoguang and obscurity, to avoid premature exposure of strength and the suppression of the Ming Dynasty, and in the later stage, it was to avoid territorial disputes with the Ming Dynasty as much as possible. Although Haihan is no longer afraid of the Ming Dynasty, he does not want the relationship between the two countries to deteriorate or even meet each other, because this will directly affect the two major issues of trade and immigration, which Haihan attaches the most importance to. Therefore, although there would be occasional skirmishes between the two countries, Haihan would exercise restraint in the prevailing situation and try to keep the situation within the tolerance level of the Ming Dynasty.

It is impossible for Haihan to become a vassal state of the Ming Dynasty, and the Ming Dynasty will not give this group of traversers better treatment other than Zhao'an, and there are almost no conditions between the two sides that can be exchanged at the negotiation table, so Haihan has been waiting for the international situation to change, or to put it bluntly, wait for the moment when the Ming Dynasty is in trouble.

Haihan needed more external conditions to balance the Ming Dynasty, forcing the Ming Dynasty to take the initiative to choose negotiations to resolve the dispute between the two sides and the international status of the Haihan, and this so-called external condition was the most powerful opponent in the north of the Ming Dynasty, Houjin.

If Haihan did not seek to intervene in the war between the Ming Dynasty and the Later Jin Dynasty by force, then according to the original historical trajectory, the Ming Dynasty would have entered the countdown before its destruction. The Executive Committee believes that in order to obtain the right to negotiate on an equal footing with Daming, in addition to its own strength, Houjin is also an important bargaining weight.

The purpose of Haihan's attack on Liaodong was to contain the southward movement of the Later Jin, and the purpose of containing the southward movement of the Later Jin, in addition to renewing the life of the Ming Dynasty, another very important reason was to use this as an exchange condition to start formal diplomatic negotiations with the Ming Dynasty. If the two sides talk well, then Haihan can continue to drag Houjin's tail for Daming, so that Daming has a chance to breathe; if the two sides talk unsatisfactorily, then Haihan can also let go of his hand appropriately, and let Houjin out of the cage and bite Daming a few bites.

Of course, it is not impossible for the rulers in the capital to be dizzy, and it is possible to start a war with Houjin and Haihan at the same time, but if there are really such signs, then the Ming Dynasty's thousands of miles of maritime frontier may be in many places at the same time. "I just received a telegram from Zhoushan, and Tom Wang has already led the fleet to set off from Dinghai Port. ”

At the daily meeting of the executive committee in Shengli Fort, Yan Chujie reported the news to the senior officials present on behalf of the military. The Liaodong Spring Offensive was Haihan's first foreign war in 1636, and it was also an important strategic move that had been prepared for a long time, and it could be said that Haihan was the top priority of the year. For this reason, both the Executive Committee and the Ministry of National Defense gave the green light and fully cooperated in the deployment of funds, personnel, and materials, so as to be able to win the war in one battle and complete the initial strategy for the eastern Liaoning region.

"When this battle is over, we don't have to keep our heads up, and no matter which country we negotiate with, we will have more leverage in our hands. Tao Donglai has more expectations for the upcoming war in the far northeast, to be precise, for the changes in the international situation after the war.

The official founding of the Haihan Dynasty was in the seventh year after the crossing, and to this day to attack Liaodong, which was occupied by the Later Jin, it is still a Ming army as a cover, in case the Ming Dynasty can't get by in terms of face, so it can be said that it is quite low-key.

Haihan's low profile in the early stage was indeed for the purpose of taoguang and obscurity, to avoid premature exposure of strength and the suppression of the Ming Dynasty, and in the later stage, it was to avoid territorial disputes with the Ming Dynasty as much as possible. Although Haihan is no longer afraid of the Ming Dynasty, he does not want the relationship between the two countries to deteriorate or even meet each other, because this will directly affect the two major issues of trade and immigration, which Haihan attaches the most importance to. Therefore, although there would be occasional skirmishes between the two countries, Haihan would exercise restraint in the prevailing situation and try to keep the situation within the tolerance level of the Ming Dynasty.

It is impossible for Haihan to become a vassal state of the Ming Dynasty, and the Ming Dynasty will not give this group of traversers better treatment other than Zhao'an, and there are almost no conditions between the two sides that can be exchanged at the negotiation table, so Haihan has been waiting for the international situation to change, or to put it bluntly, wait for the moment when the Ming Dynasty is in trouble.

Haihan needed more external conditions to balance the Ming Dynasty, forcing the Ming Dynasty to take the initiative to choose negotiations to resolve the dispute between the two sides and the international status of the Haihan, and this so-called external condition was the most powerful opponent in the north of the Ming Dynasty, Houjin.

If Haihan did not seek to intervene in the war between the Ming Dynasty and the Later Jin Dynasty by force, then according to the original historical trajectory, the Ming Dynasty would have entered the countdown before its destruction. The Executive Committee believes that in order to obtain the right to negotiate on an equal footing with Daming, in addition to its own strength, Houjin is also an important bargaining weight.

The purpose of Haihan's attack on Liaodong was to contain the southward movement of the Later Jin, and the purpose of containing the southward movement of the Later Jin, in addition to renewing the life of the Ming Dynasty, another very important reason was to use this as an exchange condition to start formal diplomatic negotiations with the Ming Dynasty. If the two sides talk well, then Haihan can continue to drag Houjin's tail for Daming, so that Daming has a chance to breathe; if the two sides talk unsatisfactorily, then Haihan can also let go of his hand appropriately, and let Houjin out of the cage and bite Daming a few bites.

Of course, it is not impossible for the rulers in the capital to be dizzy, and it is possible to start a war with Houjin and Haihan at the same time, but if there are really such signs, then the Ming Dynasty's thousands of miles of maritime frontier may be in many places at the same time.