In terms of coins, Sun Kewang doesn't know much about it, but he can also see that the Jin Kingdom will suffer a big loss in the long run.

In addition to coins, Sun Kewang was more worried that after the Ming Dynasty occupied Sichuan, the trade with Wusizang and Qinghai would affect his operation in Hexi, but his worries were actually a little more, although the goods and materials of the Ming Dynasty were more competitive than those of the Jin State, but it was not easy for the Ming Dynasty to enter Shu, and even if they entered Shu, they had to cross the Hengduan Mountains in order to enter Tibet, and the transportation difficulties greatly increased the cost, making the border cities opened by He Tengjiao in Sichuan and Yunnan still unable to affect Hexi in the short term.

Sun Kewang originally decided to return to the palace and find someone to discuss whether he should write an excerpt for Haoge, but the neighing of horses made him stop, and Zhang Sheng, who was beside him, also set his eyes on the wooden fence of the mule and horse shop.

As a person who has been killed for a long time, although Sun Kewang is not a particularly capable person, he can also judge the quality of horses through the neighing of horses.

The things that the generals love, one is the treasure armor, the other is the BMW, both of which are things that can protect the lives of the generals on the battlefield, and compared to the generals of the Han family, the treasure armor is easy to obtain, but the BMW is more difficult to find, Sun Kewang also likes good horses, he listened to the neighing, majestic and powerful, and knew that it must be a good healthy horse.

This time Sun Kewang can serve the Jin State, he has to thank Wu Sangui for taking him in, but he fled in a hurry, did not bring any treasures, and has not expressed his gratitude to Wu Sangui, Sun Kewang listened to the neighing of the war horse, and got up with the idea of buying a good horse and giving it to Wu Sangui.

The nomads could not sell much material to the Central Plains, except for furs, only cattle, sheep and horses. Although the West Market is also a city, the commodities are far less than the East Market, and it is basically divided into three plots, one is a mule and horse shop, which specializes in selling mules and horses, one is a livestock store, which specializes in selling cattle and sheep, and the other is a place for fur trading.

Compared with the eastern market, the western market is much simpler, there are no shops, and it is surrounded by a fence, and wooden stakes are inserted in it to tie up livestock to graze.

The mule and horse shop was run by the government, and those who came from Mongolia or Tibet, as well as the tribes in Hexi, could drive horses and livestock to sell here, and for a little silver, they could rent a fence in the mule and horse shop, and then pay a tax to the government after selling.

Such a simple fence, coupled with a horse stake nailed to the ground, earned 10,000 taels a month, more than a government tax.

Generally speaking, the border city of Jin strictly forbade the delivery of iron tools to Mongolia and Tibet, preventing the Mongols from turning iron tools into weapons and becoming powerful, and Mongolia and Tibet are not stupid, and naturally they will not exchange good horses with Jin, because Jin has good horses, and it is too easy to beat them.

The West Market has been open for more than half a year, and the people who come to trade are generally ordinary horses, even bad horses, and there have never been any good horses.

Sun Kewang listened to the sound of the horses, and his heart was happy, and he was busy looking into the mule and horse shop, but he didn't know where it was for a while.

"King! Over there! As a general, Zhang Sheng was sensitive to horses, and he looked around and found a group of Mongols in fur and felt hats pulling more than 20 healthy horses into the fence.

Almost at the same time, one of the healthy horses neighed again, and when Sun Kewang saw this, he hurriedly walked over, and shouted from afar: "I want all these horses, you don't have to lead them inside!" ”

The ten Mongols who were about to lead the horses into the fence suddenly heard the shout, their bodies froze slightly, and they paused before turning around, and then looked at Sun Kewang who was coming towards them vigilantly.

Sun Kewang saw several Mongolians standing sluggishly, with a nervous look on their faces, and was a little surprised in his heart, thinking that this group of Mongolians could not understand Chinese, so he ordered Zhang Sheng to call an interpreter.

In order to facilitate the trade, Sun Kewang specially hired many people who could speak the languages of various ethnic groups as interpreters, so that caravans of different ethnic groups could trade in Guazhou.

He gave an order, Zhang Sheng was busy to call, but among the ten Mongols, someone hurriedly said: "I'm sorry, we don't sell these horses?" ”

Sun Kewang was slightly stunned when he heard that they could speak Chinese, and when he heard them speak, his heart was even more strange, he didn't sell them, he led the horses to the mule and horse shop to do something, and he also rented a fence.

"Not for sale?" Sun Kewang's face sank.

The Mongol who had spoken earlier was about to explain, but the other, who looked like a leader, pushed him away, walked to the front, and said, "I'm sorry, these horses have been set, you better go and see it elsewhere!" ”

The tax system in Guazhou is not perfect, it is very easy for businessmen to evade taxes, if these horses are set, they can be sent directly to the door, why do they have to enter the mule and horse dealership, they have to pay the venue fee, and they have to trade taxes again after the transaction is completed, which is not cost-effective.

Even if the buyer does not arrive, it is impossible to say, and the Mongols are not like the Central Plains, so spending a few days in the wild is not a problem at all.

Sun Kewang took a look, they have a total of twenty healthy horses, all of them are good horses, one of them is black, especially a divine horse, I am afraid that it will be sold for more than a thousand taels, they enter this mule and horse shop to trade, the tax will be more than a hundred taels, he does not believe that the Mongols are so simple, so they will not settle accounts.

Sun Kewang looked at more than 20 healthy horses and ten Mongolians, and suddenly smiled slightly, pretending to be regretful, "Since there are already buyers, then I won't force it!" ”

As he spoke, he waved his hand, "Go!" Look elsewhere! ”

After saying that, Sun Kewang went directly out of the mule and horse shop, but as soon as he walked out, he stopped again, turned his head and said to Zhang Sheng: "Go, immediately go to the barracks to transfer troops, take down this group, and ask where they came from!" ”

Zhang Sheng also saw that there was a problem with this group of Mongolians, so he hurriedly clenched his fists and took orders, "The last general will do it!" ”

Sun Kewang handed him a talisman, and Zhang Sheng immediately hurried away, and as soon as he left, several guards immediately surrounded Sun Kewang. Sun Kewang immediately ordered: "This king wants to go back to the mansion, you watch here, and don't let any of them go." ”

Not long after he left, Zhang Sheng led three hundred soldiers to the mule and horse shop, he just arrived at the door, just met the ten Mongols, leading the horses and about to leave, but was left by Sun Kewang's guards on the grounds of buying horses, stopped at the gate of the horse market.

In a large market like Guazhou, a lot of goods were gathered in the city, and some surrounding tribes came to trade, so it was necessary to have an army to guard it and maintain law and order, and to deter those unruly Hu people.

Ten Mongolians saw more than 300 heavily armed Jin soldiers trotting from the street with neat steps, and their faces immediately changed greatly, and even though they drew their swords and got on their horses, they wanted to rush out, but they were dragged off their horses by Sun Kewang's guards.

Three of the ten Mongols were subdued by the guards, and the remaining seven tried to rush and were killed by the soldiers who rushed to them.

Such a thing suddenly happened at the gate of the horse market, which immediately caused a riot, and the lively people crowded the street outside the mule and horse shop, and the other horse dealers in the horse market saw it, and suspected that Jin Guo was killing people and swallowing horses, and immediately became terrified.

Zhang Sheng put people under martial law on the one hand, walked to the corpses of several Mongolians and turned them over, and then looked at the horses, and found that they were all war horses, and his face suddenly sank.

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