Haihan's secret deal with Champa was supposed to disrupt the Dutch so that their intelligence services could continue to manipulate the grain market in Batavia, but it knocked the Portuguese out of the bidding for the 33 A rifles. If Thomas knew the truth, I was afraid that he would be half angry.

However, fortunately, the Champa State did not have the same magnanimity as Fujian and Annam, and only ordered 500 new rifles as a supplement to the existing military strength, so Portugal still had the opportunity to pick up the leaks in the future, but it could not buy them in large quantities.

For Fujian's Xu clan and An Nanguo, the purpose of purchasing weapons from Haihan is not only to arm themselves, but also to take the initiative to tie their own interests with Haihan, so as to obtain long-term support and protection from Haihan in the military aspect. However, Champa did not have enough military strength to complete foreign expansion, and their purpose was only to ensure that the level of national armed forces was not much worse than that of its strong neighbor Annam to the north, and there were still many rifles purchased in recent years in the army, so the need for new weapons was not so urgent.

Portugal's situation was different from that of these countries, since the colonies had not actually expanded in recent years, they had maintained about 15 to 2,000 armed men in the South China Sea east of the Strait of Malacca, and the conflict with the Netherlands in recent years was not as intense as before, so there was not much need for weapons and equipment.

However, the Portuguese are extremely shrewd, and as long as they have the opportunity to buy Haihan weapons, they will still mobilize as much money as possible to buy as many as possible. The weapons made by the Haihan are better than the ones they make themselves, and sending them back to Europe will also come in handy.

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Haihan's secret deal with Champa was supposed to disrupt the Dutch so that their intelligence services could continue to manipulate the grain market in Batavia, but it knocked the Portuguese out of the bidding for the 33 A rifles. If Thomas knew the truth, I was afraid that he would be half angry.

However, fortunately, the Champa State did not have the same magnanimity as Fujian and Annam, and only ordered 500 new rifles as a supplement to the existing military strength, so Portugal still had the opportunity to pick up the leaks in the future, but it could not buy them in large quantities.

For Fujian's Xu clan and An Nanguo, the purpose of purchasing weapons from Haihan is not only to arm themselves, but also to take the initiative to tie their own interests with Haihan, so as to obtain long-term support and protection from Haihan in the military aspect. However, Champa did not have enough military strength to complete foreign expansion, and their purpose was only to ensure that the level of national armed forces was not much worse than that of its strong neighbor Annam to the north, and there were still many rifles purchased in recent years in the army, so the need for new weapons was not so urgent.

Portugal's situation was different from that of these countries, since the colonies had not actually expanded in recent years, they had maintained about 15 to 2,000 armed men in the South China Sea east of the Strait of Malacca, and the conflict with the Netherlands in recent years was not as intense as before, so there was not much need for weapons and equipment.

However, the Portuguese are extremely shrewd, and as long as they have the opportunity to buy Haihan weapons, they will still mobilize as much money as possible to buy as many as possible. The weapons made by the Haihan are better than the ones they make themselves, and sending them back to Europe will also come in handy. Haihan's secret deal with Champa was supposed to disrupt the Dutch so that their intelligence services could continue to manipulate the grain market in Batavia, but it knocked the Portuguese out of the bidding for the 33 A rifles. If Thomas knew the truth, I was afraid that he would be half angry.

However, fortunately, the Champa State did not have the same magnanimity as Fujian and Annam, and only ordered 500 new rifles as a supplement to the existing military strength, so Portugal still had the opportunity to pick up the leaks in the future, but it could not buy them in large quantities.

For Fujian's Xu clan and An Nanguo, the purpose of purchasing weapons from Haihan is not only to arm themselves, but also to take the initiative to tie their own interests with Haihan, so as to obtain long-term support and protection from Haihan in the military aspect. However, Champa did not have enough military strength to complete foreign expansion, and their purpose was only to ensure that the level of national armed forces was not much worse than that of its strong neighbor Annam to the north, and there were still many rifles purchased in recent years in the army, so the need for new weapons was not so urgent.

Portugal's situation was different from that of these countries, since the colonies had not actually expanded in recent years, they had maintained about 15 to 2,000 armed men in the South China Sea east of the Strait of Malacca, and the conflict with the Netherlands in recent years was not as intense as before, so there was not much need for weapons and equipment.

However, the Portuguese are extremely shrewd, and as long as they have the opportunity to buy Haihan weapons, they will still mobilize as much money as possible to buy as many as possible. The weapons made by the Haihan are better than the ones they make themselves, and sending them back to Europe will also come in handy. Haihan's secret deal with Champa was supposed to disrupt the Dutch so that their intelligence services could continue to manipulate the grain market in Batavia, but it knocked the Portuguese out of the bidding for the 33 A rifles. If Thomas knew the truth, I was afraid that he would be half angry.

However, fortunately, the Champa State did not have the same magnanimity as Fujian and Annam, and only ordered 500 new rifles as a supplement to the existing military strength, so Portugal still had the opportunity to pick up the leaks in the future, but it could not buy them in large quantities.

For Fujian's Xu clan and An Nanguo, the purpose of purchasing weapons from Haihan is not only to arm themselves, but also to take the initiative to tie their own interests with Haihan, so as to obtain long-term support and protection from Haihan in the military aspect. However, Champa did not have enough military strength to complete foreign expansion, and their purpose was only to ensure that the level of national armed forces was not much worse than that of its strong neighbor Annam to the north, and there were still many rifles purchased in recent years in the army, so the need for new weapons was not so urgent.

Portugal's situation was different from that of these countries, since the colonies had not actually expanded in recent years, they had maintained about 15 to 2,000 armed men in the South China Sea east of the Strait of Malacca, and the conflict with the Netherlands in recent years was not as intense as before, so there was not much need for weapons and equipment.

However, the Portuguese are extremely shrewd, and as long as they have the opportunity to buy Haihan weapons, they will still mobilize as much money as possible to buy as many as possible. The weapons made by the Haihan are better than the ones they make themselves, and sending them back to Europe will also come in handy. Haihan's secret deal with Champa was supposed to disrupt the Dutch so that their intelligence services could continue to manipulate the grain market in Batavia, but it knocked the Portuguese out of the bidding for the 33 A rifles. If Thomas knew the truth, I was afraid that he would be half angry.

However, fortunately, the Champa State did not have the same magnanimity as Fujian and Annam, and only ordered 500 new rifles as a supplement to the existing military strength, so Portugal still had the opportunity to pick up the leaks in the future, but it could not buy them in large quantities.

For Fujian's Xu clan and An Nanguo, the purpose of purchasing weapons from Haihan is not only to arm themselves, but also to take the initiative to tie their own interests with Haihan, so as to obtain long-term support and protection from Haihan in the military aspect. However, Champa did not have enough military strength to complete foreign expansion, and their purpose was only to ensure that the level of national armed forces was not much worse than that of its strong neighbor Annam to the north, and there were still many rifles purchased in recent years in the army, so the need for new weapons was not so urgent.

Portugal's situation was different from that of these countries, since the colonies had not actually expanded in recent years, they had maintained about 15 to 2,000 armed men in the South China Sea east of the Strait of Malacca, and the conflict with the Netherlands in recent years was not as intense as before, so there was not much need for weapons and equipment.

However, the Portuguese are extremely shrewd, and as long as they have the opportunity to buy Haihan weapons, they will still mobilize as much money as possible to buy as many as possible. The weapons made by the Haihan are better than the ones they make themselves, and sending them back to Europe will also come in handy. Haihan's secret deal with Champa was supposed to disrupt the Dutch so that their intelligence services could continue to manipulate the grain market in Batavia, but it knocked the Portuguese out of the bidding for the 33 A rifles. If Thomas knew the truth, I was afraid that he would be half angry.

However, fortunately, the Champa State did not have the same magnanimity as Fujian and Annam, and only ordered 500 new rifles as a supplement to the existing military strength, so Portugal still had the opportunity to pick up the leaks in the future, but it could not buy them in large quantities.

For Fujian's Xu clan and An Nanguo, the purpose of purchasing weapons from Haihan is not only to arm themselves, but also to take the initiative to tie their own interests with Haihan, so as to obtain long-term support and protection from Haihan in the military aspect. However, Champa did not have enough military strength to complete foreign expansion, and their purpose was only to ensure that the level of national armed forces was not much worse than that of its strong neighbor Annam to the north, and there were still many rifles purchased in recent years in the army, so the need for new weapons was not so urgent.

Portugal's situation was different from that of these countries, since the colonies had not actually expanded in recent years, they had maintained about 15 to 2,000 armed men in the South China Sea east of the Strait of Malacca, and the conflict with the Netherlands in recent years was not as intense as before, so there was not much need for weapons and equipment.

However, the Portuguese are extremely shrewd, and as long as they have the opportunity to buy Haihan weapons, they will still mobilize as much money as possible to buy as many as possible. The weapons made by the Haihan are better than the ones they make themselves, and sending them back to Europe will also come in handy. Haihan's secret deal with Champa was supposed to disrupt the Dutch so that their intelligence services could continue to manipulate the grain market in Batavia, but it knocked the Portuguese out of the bidding for the 33 A rifles. If Thomas knew the truth, I was afraid that he would be half angry.

However, fortunately, the Champa State did not have the same magnanimity as Fujian and Annam, and only ordered 500 new rifles as a supplement to the existing military strength, so Portugal still had the opportunity to pick up the leaks in the future, but it could not buy them in large quantities.

For Fujian's Xu clan and An Nanguo, the purpose of purchasing weapons from Haihan is not only to arm themselves, but also to take the initiative to tie their own interests with Haihan, so as to obtain long-term support and protection from Haihan in the military aspect. However, Champa did not have enough military strength to complete foreign expansion, and their purpose was only to ensure that the level of national armed forces was not much worse than that of its strong neighbor Annam to the north, and there were still many rifles purchased in recent years in the army, so the need for new weapons was not so urgent.

Portugal's situation was different from that of these countries, since the colonies had not actually expanded in recent years, they had maintained about 15 to 2,000 armed men in the South China Sea east of the Strait of Malacca, and the conflict with the Netherlands in recent years was not as intense as before, so there was not much need for weapons and equipment.

However, the Portuguese are extremely shrewd, and as long as they have the opportunity to buy Haihan weapons, they will still mobilize as much money as possible to buy as many as possible. The weapons made by the Haihan are better than the ones they make themselves, and sending them back to Europe will also come in handy. Haihan's secret deal with Champa was supposed to disrupt the Dutch so that their intelligence services could continue to manipulate the grain market in Batavia, but it knocked the Portuguese out of the bidding for the 33 A rifles. If Thomas knew the truth, I was afraid that he would be half angry.

However, fortunately, the Champa State did not have the same magnanimity as Fujian and Annam, and only ordered 500 new rifles as a supplement to the existing military strength, so Portugal still had the opportunity to pick up the leaks in the future, but it could not buy them in large quantities.

For Fujian's Xu clan and An Nanguo, the purpose of purchasing weapons from Haihan is not only to arm themselves, but also to take the initiative to tie their own interests with Haihan, so as to obtain long-term support and protection from Haihan in the military aspect.

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