The agreement here is not the same thing as the treaties of later generations, and it is clearly stated in the book that the local government of Ho Jing (that is, the name of Macau in the Ming Dynasty) had the right to deal with the Spaniards, and the signing was signed with the Ming Dynasty as the dominant state.

In other words, it is simply to divide an area and give it to the Spaniards to live temporarily for five years, 100,000 taels of silver per year, which is the same as renting a house.

And at this time, Philip IV did not value this, he mainly cared about the profits after trading with the Ming Dynasty, and the protagonist mainly took a fancy to the advanced firearms technology of the Spaniards.

It's just a matter of taking what you need......

During this period, the Spaniards had to abide by the laws of the Ming Dynasty, and if they committed crimes, they would be arrested and detained.

In other words, if the Ming Dynasty can remain strong, the Spaniards can only pay money every year to live temporarily, and if the Ming Dynasty is a mite Qing in later generations, this temporary residence will naturally become a "lease".

The above content has been explained in detail, and the chapter title has been changed from "treaty" to "agreement" for fear that some people will want to be crooked.

Here is a special opening of a single chapter and say it again, and if you don't understand it, please go out and turn right, and refine the compulsory education, thank you!

"I'm really not the Carpenter Emperor" about the "trade agreement" is in the middle of the hand, please wait a moment,

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