The purpose of Shi Diwen and Qu Yutong to arrange such a big move in the waters of Zhejiang is mainly to play a certain deterrent effect on Zhejiang officialdom and even the imperial court in Beijing, so that those who secretly have other thoughts will dispel the idea of meddling in Ningbo as soon as possible, and stabilize Qu Yutong's position in Ningbo Prefecture.

Of course, in terms of the reward and thank you gift prepared by Qu Yutong, it is actually far from enough to support the cost of a naval exercise, and at best it is just a statement of his own attitude. However, the northbound troops are not the only beneficiaries of Qu Yu to complete this play, Haihan will also benefit after this show of force, so Haihan is also willing to bear part of the cost of the military exercise.

Having said that, this temporary decision was originally a show for the Zhejiang government to see, and by the way, the command system within the coalition fleet tried to operate in wartime to detect problems in advance, but in fact it was not exactly the same thing as a military exercise in the real sense, and the military expenditure required would not be particularly large.

And these high-ranking officials are very clear that as soon as these rumors are released, whether it is Ningbo or the surrounding state capitals and counties, there will definitely be a group of private gentry and rich chambers of commerce who will take the initiative to contact Haihan to donate money and grain. Their purpose is a little different from Qu Yutong, Qu Yutong is to spend money to ask the Haihan army to cooperate with the performance, and these people have to spend money to buy peace as soon as possible, otherwise if Haihan really makes a move in Zhejiang, these rich people will bear the brunt of the robbery in the troubled times. When the money and food from the people are in hand, it should almost be enough to offset the expenses of the military exercise.

Of course, Qu Yutong came here for another purpose, which was to confirm the next itinerary of this northbound army. Although Shi Diwen had already fought with him, saying that the destination of the troops going north this time was in the northern seas, and they would not stay in Zhejiang for too long, but curiosity was human nature, Qu Yutong heard that the Haihan Dynasty had only fought a big battle in the South China Sea and captured Luzon, which was ruled by the Franco-man, and he was constantly moving north, and he wanted to know what made them so anxious to mobilize troops from the South China Sea to cross thousands of miles to the north.

The only possibility that Qu Yutong thought of was that Haihan was going to have a big fight with the Jurchen barbarians, but recently except for the news that the enemy chieftain Taiji had called the emperor to change the Yuan, it seemed that he had not heard of any major movements in the north. Haihan transferred troops to the north, and there was something that the Ming Dynasty did not grasp.

After Qu Yutong raised his own question, several high-ranking Haihan officials present exchanged glances with each other, and finally Shi Diwen took the initiative to respond: "Lord Qu, the situation in the north cannot be said for the time being, maybe there will be definite news after a while." ”

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The purpose of Shi Diwen and Qu Yutong to arrange such a big move in the waters of Zhejiang is mainly to play a certain deterrent effect on Zhejiang officialdom and even the imperial court in Beijing, so that those who secretly have other thoughts will dispel the idea of meddling in Ningbo as soon as possible, and stabilize Qu Yutong's position in Ningbo Prefecture.

Of course, in terms of the reward and thank you gift prepared by Qu Yutong, it is actually far from enough to support the cost of a naval exercise, and at best it is just a statement of his own attitude. However, the northbound troops are not the only beneficiaries of Qu Yu to complete this play, Haihan will also benefit after this show of force, so Haihan is also willing to bear part of the cost of the military exercise.

Having said that, this temporary decision was originally a show for the Zhejiang government to see, and by the way, the command system within the coalition fleet tried to operate in wartime to detect problems in advance, but in fact it was not exactly the same thing as a military exercise in the real sense, and the military expenditure required would not be particularly large.

And these high-ranking officials are very clear that as soon as these rumors are released, whether it is Ningbo or the surrounding state capitals and counties, there will definitely be a group of private gentry and rich chambers of commerce who will take the initiative to contact Haihan to donate money and grain. Their purpose is a little different from Qu Yutong, Qu Yutong is to spend money to ask the Haihan army to cooperate with the performance, and these people have to spend money to buy peace as soon as possible, otherwise if Haihan really makes a move in Zhejiang, these rich people will bear the brunt of the robbery in the troubled times. When the money and food from the people are in hand, it should almost be enough to offset the expenses of the military exercise.

Of course, Qu Yutong came here for another purpose, which was to confirm the next itinerary of this northbound army. Although Shi Diwen had already fought with him, saying that the destination of the troops going north this time was in the northern seas, and they would not stay in Zhejiang for too long, but curiosity was human nature, Qu Yutong heard that the Haihan Dynasty had only fought a big battle in the South China Sea and captured Luzon, which was ruled by the Franco-man, and he was constantly moving north, and he wanted to know what made them so anxious to mobilize troops from the South China Sea to cross thousands of miles to the north.

The only possibility that Qu Yutong thought of was that Haihan was going to have a big fight with the Jurchen barbarians, but recently except for the news that the enemy chieftain Taiji had called the emperor to change the Yuan, it seemed that he had not heard of any major movements in the north. Haihan transferred troops to the north, and there was something that the Ming Dynasty did not grasp.

After Qu Yutong raised his own question, several high-ranking Haihan officials present exchanged glances with each other, and finally Shi Diwen took the initiative to respond: "Lord Qu, the situation in the north cannot be said for the time being, maybe there will be definite news after a while." "The purpose of Shi Diwen and Qu Yutong to arrange this kind of big action in the waters of Zhejiang is mainly to play a certain deterrent role in Zhejiang officialdom and even the imperial court in Beijing, so that those who secretly have other thoughts will dispel the idea of meddling in Ningbo as soon as possible, and stabilize Qu Yutong's position in Ningbo Prefecture.

Of course, in terms of the reward and thank you gift prepared by Qu Yutong, it is actually far from enough to support the cost of a naval exercise, and at best it is just a statement of his own attitude. However, the northbound troops are not the only beneficiaries of Qu Yu to complete this play, Haihan will also benefit after this show of force, so Haihan is also willing to bear part of the cost of the military exercise.

Having said that, this temporary decision was originally a show for the Zhejiang government to see, and by the way, the command system within the coalition fleet tried to operate in wartime to detect problems in advance, but in fact it was not exactly the same thing as a military exercise in the real sense, and the military expenditure required would not be particularly large.

And these high-ranking officials are very clear that as soon as these rumors are released, whether it is Ningbo or the surrounding state capitals and counties, there will definitely be a group of private gentry and rich chambers of commerce who will take the initiative to contact Haihan to donate money and grain. Their purpose is a little different from Qu Yutong, Qu Yutong is to spend money to ask the Haihan army to cooperate with the performance, and these people have to spend money to buy peace as soon as possible, otherwise if Haihan really makes a move in Zhejiang, these rich people will bear the brunt of the robbery in the troubled times. When the money and food from the people are in hand, it should almost be enough to offset the expenses of the military exercise.

Of course, Qu Yutong came here for another purpose, which was to confirm the next itinerary of this northbound army. Although Shi Diwen had already fought with him, saying that the destination of the troops going north this time was in the northern seas, and they would not stay in Zhejiang for too long, but curiosity was human nature, Qu Yutong heard that the Haihan Dynasty had only fought a big battle in the South China Sea and captured Luzon, which was ruled by the Franco-man, and he was constantly moving north, and he wanted to know what made them so anxious to mobilize troops from the South China Sea to cross thousands of miles to the north.

The only possibility that Qu Yutong thought of was that Haihan was going to have a big fight with the Jurchen barbarians, but recently except for the news that the enemy chieftain Taiji had called the emperor to change the Yuan, it seemed that he had not heard of any major movements in the north. Haihan transferred troops to the north, and there was something that the Ming Dynasty did not grasp.

After Qu Yutong raised his own question, several high-ranking Haihan officials present exchanged glances with each other, and finally Shi Diwen took the initiative to respond: "Lord Qu, the situation in the north cannot be said for the time being, maybe there will be definite news after a while." "The purpose of Shi Diwen and Qu Yutong to arrange this kind of big action in the waters of Zhejiang is mainly to play a certain deterrent role in Zhejiang officialdom and even the imperial court in Beijing, so that those who secretly have other thoughts will dispel the idea of meddling in Ningbo as soon as possible, and stabilize Qu Yutong's position in Ningbo Prefecture.

Of course, in terms of the reward and thank you gift prepared by Qu Yutong, it is actually far from enough to support the cost of a naval exercise, and at best it is just a statement of his own attitude. However, the northbound troops are not the only beneficiaries of Qu Yu to complete this play, Haihan will also benefit after this show of force, so Haihan is also willing to bear part of the cost of the military exercise.

Having said that, this temporary decision was originally a show for the Zhejiang government to see, and by the way, the command system within the coalition fleet tried to operate in wartime to detect problems in advance, but in fact it was not exactly the same thing as a military exercise in the real sense, and the military expenditure required would not be particularly large.

And these high-ranking officials are very clear that as soon as these rumors are released, whether it is Ningbo or the surrounding state capitals and counties, there will definitely be a group of private gentry and rich chambers of commerce who will take the initiative to contact Haihan to donate money and grain. Their purpose is a little different from Qu Yutong, Qu Yutong is to spend money to ask the Haihan army to cooperate with the performance, and these people have to spend money to buy peace as soon as possible, otherwise if Haihan really makes a move in Zhejiang, these rich people will bear the brunt of the robbery in the troubled times. When the money and food from the people are in hand, it should almost be enough to offset the expenses of the military exercise.

Of course, Qu Yutong came here for another purpose, which was to confirm the next itinerary of this northbound army. Although Shi Diwen had already fought with him, saying that the destination of the troops going north this time was in the northern seas, and they would not stay in Zhejiang for too long, but curiosity was human nature, Qu Yutong heard that the Haihan Dynasty had only fought a big battle in the South China Sea and captured Luzon, which was ruled by the Franco-man, and he was constantly moving north, and he wanted to know what made them so anxious to mobilize troops from the South China Sea to cross thousands of miles to the north.

The only possibility that Qu Yutong thought of was that Haihan was going to have a big fight with the Jurchen barbarians, but recently except for the news that the enemy chieftain Taiji had called the emperor to change the Yuan, it seemed that he had not heard of any major movements in the north. Haihan transferred troops to the north, and there was something that the Ming Dynasty did not grasp.

After Qu Yutong raised his own question, several high-ranking Haihan officials present exchanged glances with each other, and finally Shi Diwen took the initiative to respond: "Lord Qu, the situation in the north cannot be said for the time being, maybe there will be definite news after a while." "The purpose of Shi Diwen and Qu Yutong to arrange this kind of big action in the waters of Zhejiang is mainly to play a certain deterrent role in Zhejiang officialdom and even the imperial court in Beijing, so that those who secretly have other thoughts will dispel the idea of meddling in Ningbo as soon as possible, and stabilize Qu Yutong's position in Ningbo Prefecture.

Of course, in terms of the reward and thank you gift prepared by Qu Yutong, it is actually far from enough to support the cost of a naval exercise, and at best it is just a statement of his own attitude. However, the northbound troops are not the only beneficiaries of Qu Yu to complete this play, Haihan will also benefit after this show of force, so Haihan is also willing to bear part of the cost of the military exercise.

Having said that, this temporary decision was originally a show for the Zhejiang government to see, and by the way, the command system within the coalition fleet tried to operate in wartime to detect problems in advance, but in fact it was not exactly the same thing as a military exercise in the real sense, and the military expenditure required would not be particularly large.

And these high-ranking officials are very clear that as soon as these rumors are released, whether it is Ningbo or the surrounding state capitals and counties, there will definitely be a group of private gentry and rich chambers of commerce who will take the initiative to contact Haihan to donate money and grain. Their purpose is a little different from Qu Yutong, Qu Yutong is to spend money to ask the Haihan army to cooperate with the performance, and these people have to spend money to buy peace as soon as possible, otherwise if Haihan really makes a move in Zhejiang, these rich people will bear the brunt of the robbery in the troubled times. When the money and food from the people are in hand, it should almost be enough to offset the expenses of the military exercise.

Of course, Qu Yutong came here for another purpose, which was to confirm the next itinerary of this northbound army. Although Shi Diwen had already fought with him, saying that the destination of the troops going north this time was in the northern seas, and they would not stay in Zhejiang for too long, but curiosity was human nature, Qu Yutong heard that the Haihan Dynasty had only fought a big battle in the South China Sea and captured Luzon, which was ruled by the Franco-man, and he was constantly moving north, and he wanted to know what made them so anxious to mobilize troops from the South China Sea to cross thousands of miles to the north.

The only possibility that Qu Yutong thought of was that Haihan was going to have a big fight with the Jurchen barbarians, but recently except for the news that the enemy chieftain Taiji had called the emperor to change the Yuan, it seemed that he had not heard of any major movements in the north. Haihan transferred troops to the north, and there was something that the Ming Dynasty did not grasp.

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