On the one hand, the two countries are very cautious about the content of this sensitive transaction, and each has many fears that cannot be easily compromised; on the other hand, it is indeed because Haihan's weapons production capacity is still relatively limited, except for its own use and provision to a few major allies, the production capacity that can really be used for export to the Ming Dynasty is actually extremely limited, and it is not enough to change the passive situation that the Ming Dynasty is currently facing in the war at home and abroad。

From Haihan's standpoint, large-scale military assistance to the Ming Dynasty was not an ideal plan, even if the Executive Committee kept talking about the brotherly state, everyone knew very well that this was just diplomatic rhetoric. For Haihan, a weak Ming is of course easier to influence and control, so up to now, restrictions on the export of weapons to the Ming have not been completely relaxed.

According to the Liaodong agreement negotiated between the two countries, Haihan will sell 200 artillery pieces of various types and 3,000 muskets to the Ming Dynasty in the next two years, which may sound like a lot, but in fact this amount is not even comparable to Annan. Since last year, after the friction with Siam over the border demarcation issue, Annan has placed additional orders for more than 300 artillery pieces and 5,000 muskets to Haihan, of course, such a large order cannot be delivered in a short period of time, so it will be delivered in several batches within two years.

And whether it is the weapons exported to Daming or Annam, they are very dependent on Haihan in the supply of ammunition and spare parts. Of course, the self-produced gunpowder is not unusable, but the performance is a little worse than that of Haihan. It is in this way that Haihan controls the actual combat effectiveness of the military aid recipients.

Fei Zexian didn't know the inside story of these international arms trades, and he just wanted to win the opportunity for Daming to buy these weapons of mass destruction. And he believed that Haihan asked Bai Kesi to take him to visit the place where weapons were made, and it should not be just to see, after all, Haihan people are famous for not letting go of any opportunity to make money. So he took the initiative to ask Bai Kesi whether it was possible to increase the arms order on the basis of the Liaodong agreement if the Ming Dynasty had a demand.

It was indeed expected that Fei Zexian would ask such a question, after all, the arms orders that were put on paper like Liaodong must be very different from the feeling of seeing the manufacture of guns and cannons on the spot here. According to previous experience, there are very few customers who can bear not to talk about arms purchases after arriving here, and it seems that this Ming envoy is no exception.

"Lord Fei may not know much about the situation on our side, so I'll give Master Fei a rough explanation first. Bai Kesi did not immediately respond to Fei Zexian's question, but began to talk about other topics first.

Bai Kesi first praised the performance of his own weapons, and then listed the key role played by these weapons in many past battles, and then told Fei Zexian that Haihan's current arms orders have been scheduled for the next year, and several allies are waiting for Haihan to supply them. Fei Cexian heard it in a fog at first, but then suddenly understood that the other party had put so many conditions in front of him, just planning to stock up on the goods and ask for a price.

Sure enough, Bai Kesi changed his words and said: "According to the actual situation, this must not be able to be added, but if Da Ming is willing to pay an extra coordination fee, then I can also think of another way." ”

In the final analysis, it still needs money! Fei Cexian despised the philistines of the high-ranking officials of Haihan in his heart, although he didn't understand what hunger marketing was, but he also knew that what Bai Kesi said earlier was all a foreshadowing for the final offer. The export price of Haihan's arms is not cheap, and it can even be described as expensive, and if the price is increased on this basis, it will indeed be a test of the buyer's financial resources. With the current overstretched military expenditure of the Ming Dynasty, it is really difficult to afford a large amount of military procurement expenses.

But Fei Cexian, who was unwilling, still asked Bai Kesi how to calculate the so-called coordination fee.

"Add 30% to the original price as a coordination fee. Bai Kesi also gave an answer without hesitation.

Fei Cexian was immediately persuaded to quit by this offer, it was not that he couldn't accept the price increase of the Haihan people, but as soon as he opened his mouth, it was thirty percent, which really made it difficult for him to accept.

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On the one hand, the two countries are very cautious about the content of this sensitive transaction, and each has many fears that cannot be easily compromised; on the other hand, it is indeed because Haihan's weapons production capacity is still relatively limited, except for its own use and provision to a few major allies, the production capacity that can really be used for export to the Ming Dynasty is actually extremely limited, and it is not enough to change the passive situation that the Ming Dynasty is currently facing in the war at home and abroad。

From Haihan's standpoint, large-scale military assistance to the Ming Dynasty was not an ideal plan, even if the Executive Committee kept talking about the brotherly state, everyone knew very well that this was just diplomatic rhetoric. For Haihan, a weak Ming is of course easier to influence and control, so up to now, restrictions on the export of weapons to the Ming have not been completely relaxed.

According to the Liaodong agreement negotiated between the two countries, Haihan will sell 200 artillery pieces of various types and 3,000 muskets to the Ming Dynasty in the next two years, which may sound like a lot, but in fact this amount is not even comparable to Annan. Since last year, after the friction with Siam over the border demarcation issue, Annan has placed additional orders for more than 300 artillery pieces and 5,000 muskets to Haihan, of course, such a large order cannot be delivered in a short period of time, so it will be delivered in several batches within two years.

And whether it is the weapons exported to Daming or Annam, they are very dependent on Haihan in the supply of ammunition and spare parts. Of course, the self-produced gunpowder is not unusable, but the performance is a little worse than that of Haihan. It is in this way that Haihan controls the actual combat effectiveness of the military aid recipients.

Fei Zexian didn't know the inside story of these international arms trades, and he just wanted to win the opportunity for Daming to buy these weapons of mass destruction. And he believed that Haihan asked Bai Kesi to take him to visit the place where weapons were made, and it should not be just to see, after all, Haihan people are famous for not letting go of any opportunity to make money. So he took the initiative to ask Bai Kesi whether it was possible to increase the arms order on the basis of the Liaodong agreement if the Ming Dynasty had a demand.

It was indeed expected that Fei Zexian would ask such a question, after all, the arms orders that were put on paper like Liaodong must be very different from the feeling of seeing the manufacture of guns and cannons on the spot here. According to previous experience, there are very few customers who can bear not to talk about arms purchases after arriving here, and it seems that this Ming envoy is no exception.

"Lord Fei may not know much about the situation on our side, so I'll give Master Fei a rough explanation first. Bai Kesi did not immediately respond to Fei Zexian's question, but began to talk about other topics first.

Bai Kesi first praised the performance of his own weapons, and then listed the key role played by these weapons in many past battles, and then told Fei Zexian that Haihan's current arms orders have been scheduled for the next year, and several allies are waiting for Haihan to supply them. Fei Cexian heard it in a fog at first, but then suddenly understood that the other party had put so many conditions in front of him, just planning to stock up on the goods and ask for a price.

Sure enough, Bai Kesi changed his words and said: "According to the actual situation, this must not be able to be added, but if Da Ming is willing to pay an extra coordination fee, then I can also think of another way." ”

In the final analysis, it still needs money! Fei Cexian despised the philistines of the high-ranking officials of Haihan in his heart, although he didn't understand what hunger marketing was, but he also knew that what Bai Kesi said earlier was all a foreshadowing for the final offer. The export price of Haihan's arms is not cheap, and it can even be described as expensive, and if the price is increased on this basis, it will indeed be a test of the buyer's financial resources. With the current overstretched military expenditure of the Ming Dynasty, it is really difficult to afford a large amount of military procurement expenses.

But Fei Cexian, who was unwilling, still asked Bai Kesi how to calculate the so-called coordination fee.

"Add 30% to the original price as a coordination fee. Bai Kesi also gave an answer without hesitation.

Fei Cexian was immediately persuaded to quit by this offer, it was not that he couldn't accept the price increase of the Haihan people, but as soon as he opened his mouth, it was thirty percent, which really made it difficult for him to accept. On the one hand, the two countries are very cautious about the content of this sensitive transaction, and each has many fears that cannot be easily compromised; on the other hand, it is indeed because Haihan's weapons production capacity is still relatively limited, except for its own use and provision to a few major allies, the production capacity that can really be used for export to the Ming Dynasty is actually extremely limited, and it is not enough to change the passive situation that the Ming Dynasty is currently facing in the war at home and abroad。

From Haihan's standpoint, large-scale military assistance to the Ming Dynasty was not an ideal plan, even if the Executive Committee kept talking about the brotherly state, everyone knew very well that this was just diplomatic rhetoric. For Haihan, a weak Ming is of course easier to influence and control, so up to now, restrictions on the export of weapons to the Ming have not been completely relaxed.

According to the Liaodong agreement negotiated between the two countries, Haihan will sell 200 artillery pieces of various types and 3,000 muskets to the Ming Dynasty in the next two years, which may sound like a lot, but in fact this amount is not even comparable to Annan. Since last year, after the friction with Siam over the border demarcation issue, Annan has placed additional orders for more than 300 artillery pieces and 5,000 muskets to Haihan, of course, such a large order cannot be delivered in a short period of time, so it will be delivered in several batches within two years.

And whether it is the weapons exported to Daming or Annam, they are very dependent on Haihan in the supply of ammunition and spare parts. Of course, the self-produced gunpowder is not unusable, but the performance is a little worse than that of Haihan. It is in this way that Haihan controls the actual combat effectiveness of the military aid recipients.

Fei Zexian didn't know the inside story of these international arms trades, and he just wanted to win the opportunity for Daming to buy these weapons of mass destruction. And he believed that Haihan asked Bai Kesi to take him to visit the place where weapons were made, and it should not be just to see, after all, Haihan people are famous for not letting go of any opportunity to make money. So he took the initiative to ask Bai Kesi whether it was possible to increase the arms order on the basis of the Liaodong agreement if the Ming Dynasty had a demand.

It was indeed expected that Fei Zexian would ask such a question, after all, the arms orders that were put on paper like Liaodong must be very different from the feeling of seeing the manufacture of guns and cannons on the spot here. According to previous experience, there are very few customers who can bear not to talk about arms purchases after arriving here, and it seems that this Ming envoy is no exception.

"Lord Fei may not know much about the situation on our side, so I'll give Master Fei a rough explanation first. Bai Kesi did not immediately respond to Fei Zexian's question, but began to talk about other topics first.

Bai Kesi first praised the performance of his own weapons, and then listed the key role played by these weapons in many past battles, and then told Fei Zexian that Haihan's current arms orders have been scheduled for the next year, and several allies are waiting for Haihan to supply them. Fei Cexian heard it in a fog at first, but then suddenly understood that the other party had put so many conditions in front of him, just planning to stock up on the goods and ask for a price.

Sure enough, Bai Kesi changed his words and said: "According to the actual situation, this must not be able to be added, but if Da Ming is willing to pay an extra coordination fee, then I can also think of another way." ”

In the final analysis, it still needs money! Fei Cexian despised the philistines of the high-ranking officials of Haihan in his heart, although he didn't understand what hunger marketing was, but he also knew that what Bai Kesi said earlier was all a foreshadowing for the final offer. The export price of Haihan's arms is not cheap, and it can even be described as expensive, and if the price is increased on this basis, it will indeed be a test of the buyer's financial resources. With the current overstretched military expenditure of the Ming Dynasty, it is really difficult to afford a large amount of military procurement expenses.

But Fei Cexian, who was unwilling, still asked Bai Kesi how to calculate the so-called coordination fee.

"Add 30% to the original price as a coordination fee. Bai Kesi also gave an answer without hesitation.

Fei Cexian was immediately persuaded to quit by this offer, it was not that he couldn't accept the price increase of the Haihan people, but as soon as he opened his mouth, it was thirty percent, which really made it difficult for him to accept.

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