The reason for the emergence of such a premise is actually closely related to the changes in the international situation in the Far East in the past two years. Of course, the root cause of these changes comes from the results of the previous foreign wars of the Haihan Dynasty.

Within a range of thousands of miles in the north and south directions of Hainan Island, the achievements of the Haihan Army have fully proved their combat effectiveness. However, not everyone can understand the target of Haihan's choice of force. In particular, several military allies with close ties to Haihan have been privately suggesting that Haihan should make the Ming Dynasty the preferred target for military expansion.

The advantage of targeting the Ming is obvious, after the Haihan occupied the entire territory of Hainan Island, the Ming and Hainan were only separated by a narrow Qiongzhou Strait. With Haihan's ability to fight across the sea, no one would doubt that places like the Leizhou Peninsula and the Pearl River Estuary would be captured by the Haihan army in a very short period of time. The government in these places has long been infiltrated and bought by the Haihan, and the willingness to resist may not be as strong as the civil landlords.

Whether from the point of view of combat difficulty or military spending, taking these places as the first choice for foreign expansion, the Haihan will undoubtedly obtain much greater benefits than the labor expedition, and the speed of digesting these occupied areas after the war will be much faster.

Of course, these countries that instigated Haihan to start a war against the Ming Dynasty would not simply watch the excitement from the sidelines. In a war like this, which is sure to be won, as long as you follow Haihan, you can steadily pick up money, and once the war starts, you will definitely send troops to fight together, in order to get a piece of the pie after the war, even if you can get one or two exclusive ports on the coast of Guangdong, it will be a great gain.

But Daming and Haihan reached a diplomatic agreement last year and formally established diplomatic relations at the official level, which is undoubtedly a big blow to those who want to follow Haihan and pick up the cheapest. They knew that since Haihan took the initiative to establish diplomatic relations with Daming, it was unlikely that he would tear his face again. And if anyone wanted to bypass the Haihan and start a war with the Ming Dynasty, the consequences would likely be extremely serious - the Later Jin Kingdom in Liaodong was an excellent example.

Just when everyone gradually lost hope for this matter, Haihan began to investigate the opinions of these allies separately on this occasion, whether they could guarantee that they would firmly stand on Haihan's side in the event of a military conflict between Haihan and Daming. Although it is not clear what the true purpose of Haihan's measure is, everyone who asked about it sees it as a sign that Haihan may have seriously considered plans to go to war with the Ming Dynasty.

Without exception, all the people who were asked by Haihan's senior officials chose to stand on Haihan's side.

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The reason for the emergence of such a premise is actually closely related to the changes in the international situation in the Far East in the past two years. Of course, the root cause of these changes comes from the results of the previous foreign wars of the Haihan Dynasty.

Within a range of thousands of miles in the north and south directions of Hainan Island, the achievements of the Haihan Army have fully proved their combat effectiveness. However, not everyone can understand the target of Haihan's choice of force. In particular, several military allies with close ties to Haihan have been privately suggesting that Haihan should make the Ming Dynasty the preferred target for military expansion.

The advantage of targeting the Ming is obvious, after the Haihan occupied the entire territory of Hainan Island, the Ming and Hainan were only separated by a narrow Qiongzhou Strait. With Haihan's ability to fight across the sea, no one would doubt that places like the Leizhou Peninsula and the Pearl River Estuary would be captured by the Haihan army in a very short period of time. The government in these places has long been infiltrated and bought by the Haihan, and the willingness to resist may not be as strong as the civil landlords.

Whether from the point of view of combat difficulty or military spending, taking these places as the first choice for foreign expansion, the Haihan will undoubtedly obtain much greater benefits than the labor expedition, and the speed of digesting these occupied areas after the war will be much faster.

Of course, these countries that instigated Haihan to start a war against the Ming Dynasty would not simply watch the excitement from the sidelines. In a war like this, which is sure to be won, as long as you follow Haihan, you can steadily pick up money, and once the war starts, you will definitely send troops to fight together, in order to get a piece of the pie after the war, even if you can get one or two exclusive ports on the coast of Guangdong, it will be a great gain.

But Daming and Haihan reached a diplomatic agreement last year and formally established diplomatic relations at the official level, which is undoubtedly a big blow to those who want to follow Haihan and pick up the cheapest. They knew that since Haihan took the initiative to establish diplomatic relations with Daming, it was unlikely that he would tear his face again. And if anyone wanted to bypass the Haihan and start a war with the Ming Dynasty, the consequences would likely be extremely serious - the Later Jin Kingdom in Liaodong was an excellent example.

Just when everyone gradually lost hope for this matter, Haihan began to investigate the opinions of these allies separately on this occasion, whether they could guarantee that they would firmly stand on Haihan's side in the event of a military conflict between Haihan and Daming. Although it is not clear what the true purpose of Haihan's measure is, everyone who asked about it sees it as a sign that Haihan may have seriously considered plans to go to war with the Ming Dynasty.

Without exception, all the people who were asked by Haihan's senior officials chose to stand on Haihan's side. The reason for the emergence of such a premise is actually closely related to the changes in the international situation in the Far East in the past two years. Of course, the root cause of these changes comes from the results of the previous foreign wars of the Haihan Dynasty.

Within a range of thousands of miles in the north and south directions of Hainan Island, the achievements of the Haihan Army have fully proved their combat effectiveness. However, not everyone can understand the target of Haihan's choice of force. In particular, several military allies with close ties to Haihan have been privately suggesting that Haihan should make the Ming Dynasty the preferred target for military expansion.

The advantage of targeting the Ming is obvious, after the Haihan occupied the entire territory of Hainan Island, the Ming and Hainan were only separated by a narrow Qiongzhou Strait. With Haihan's ability to fight across the sea, no one would doubt that places like the Leizhou Peninsula and the Pearl River Estuary would be captured by the Haihan army in a very short period of time. The government in these places has long been infiltrated and bought by the Haihan, and the willingness to resist may not be as strong as the civil landlords.

Whether from the point of view of combat difficulty or military spending, taking these places as the first choice for foreign expansion, the Haihan will undoubtedly obtain much greater benefits than the labor expedition, and the speed of digesting these occupied areas after the war will be much faster.

Of course, these countries that instigated Haihan to start a war against the Ming Dynasty would not simply watch the excitement from the sidelines. In a war like this, which is sure to be won, as long as you follow Haihan, you can steadily pick up money, and once the war starts, you will definitely send troops to fight together, in order to get a piece of the pie after the war, even if you can get one or two exclusive ports on the coast of Guangdong, it will be a great gain.

But Daming and Haihan reached a diplomatic agreement last year and formally established diplomatic relations at the official level, which is undoubtedly a big blow to those who want to follow Haihan and pick up the cheapest. They knew that since Haihan took the initiative to establish diplomatic relations with Daming, it was unlikely that he would tear his face again. And if anyone wanted to bypass the Haihan and start a war with the Ming Dynasty, the consequences would likely be extremely serious - the Later Jin Kingdom in Liaodong was an excellent example.

Just when everyone gradually lost hope for this matter, Haihan began to investigate the opinions of these allies separately on this occasion, whether they could guarantee that they would firmly stand on Haihan's side in the event of a military conflict between Haihan and Daming. Although it is not clear what the true purpose of Haihan's measure is, everyone who asked about it sees it as a sign that Haihan may have seriously considered plans to go to war with the Ming Dynasty.

Without exception, all the people who were asked by Haihan's senior officials chose to stand on Haihan's side. The reason for the emergence of such a premise is actually closely related to the changes in the international situation in the Far East in the past two years. Of course, the root cause of these changes comes from the results of the previous foreign wars of the Haihan Dynasty.

Within a range of thousands of miles in the north and south directions of Hainan Island, the achievements of the Haihan Army have fully proved their combat effectiveness. However, not everyone can understand the target of Haihan's choice of force. In particular, several military allies with close ties to Haihan have been privately suggesting that Haihan should make the Ming Dynasty the preferred target for military expansion.

The advantage of targeting the Ming is obvious, after the Haihan occupied the entire territory of Hainan Island, the Ming and Hainan were only separated by a narrow Qiongzhou Strait. With Haihan's ability to fight across the sea, no one would doubt that places like the Leizhou Peninsula and the Pearl River Estuary would be captured by the Haihan army in a very short period of time. The government in these places has long been infiltrated and bought by the Haihan, and the willingness to resist may not be as strong as the civil landlords.

Whether from the point of view of combat difficulty or military spending, taking these places as the first choice for foreign expansion, the Haihan will undoubtedly obtain much greater benefits than the labor expedition, and the speed of digesting these occupied areas after the war will be much faster.

Of course, these countries that instigated Haihan to start a war against the Ming Dynasty would not simply watch the excitement from the sidelines. In a war like this, which is sure to be won, as long as you follow Haihan, you can steadily pick up money, and once the war starts, you will definitely send troops to fight together, in order to get a piece of the pie after the war, even if you can get one or two exclusive ports on the coast of Guangdong, it will be a great gain.

But Daming and Haihan reached a diplomatic agreement last year and formally established diplomatic relations at the official level, which is undoubtedly a big blow to those who want to follow Haihan and pick up the cheapest. They knew that since Haihan took the initiative to establish diplomatic relations with Daming, it was unlikely that he would tear his face again. And if anyone wanted to bypass the Haihan and start a war with the Ming Dynasty, the consequences would likely be extremely serious - the Later Jin Kingdom in Liaodong was an excellent example.

Just when everyone gradually lost hope for this matter, Haihan began to investigate the opinions of these allies separately on this occasion, whether they could guarantee that they would firmly stand on Haihan's side in the event of a military conflict between Haihan and Daming. Although it is not clear what the true purpose of Haihan's measure is, everyone who asked about it sees it as a sign that Haihan may have seriously considered plans to go to war with the Ming Dynasty.

Without exception, all the people who were asked by Haihan's senior officials chose to stand on Haihan's side. The reason for the emergence of such a premise is actually closely related to the changes in the international situation in the Far East in the past two years. Of course, the root cause of these changes comes from the results of the previous foreign wars of the Haihan Dynasty.

Within a range of thousands of miles in the north and south directions of Hainan Island, the achievements of the Haihan Army have fully proved their combat effectiveness. However, not everyone can understand the target of Haihan's choice of force. In particular, several military allies with close ties to Haihan have been privately suggesting that Haihan should make the Ming Dynasty the preferred target for military expansion.

The advantage of targeting the Ming is obvious, after the Haihan occupied the entire territory of Hainan Island, the Ming and Hainan were only separated by a narrow Qiongzhou Strait. With Haihan's ability to fight across the sea, no one would doubt that places like the Leizhou Peninsula and the Pearl River Estuary would be captured by the Haihan army in a very short period of time. The government in these places has long been infiltrated and bought by the Haihan, and the willingness to resist may not be as strong as the civil landlords.

Whether from the point of view of combat difficulty or military spending, taking these places as the first choice for foreign expansion, the Haihan will undoubtedly obtain much greater benefits than the labor expedition, and the speed of digesting these occupied areas after the war will be much faster.

Of course, these countries that instigated Haihan to start a war against the Ming Dynasty would not simply watch the excitement from the sidelines. In a war like this, which is sure to be won, as long as you follow Haihan, you can steadily pick up money, and once the war starts, you will definitely send troops to fight together, in order to get a piece of the pie after the war, even if you can get one or two exclusive ports on the coast of Guangdong, it will be a great gain.

But Daming and Haihan reached a diplomatic agreement last year and formally established diplomatic relations at the official level, which is undoubtedly a big blow to those who want to follow Haihan and pick up the cheapest. They knew that since Haihan took the initiative to establish diplomatic relations with Daming, it was unlikely that he would tear his face again. And if anyone wanted to bypass the Haihan and start a war with the Ming Dynasty, the consequences would likely be extremely serious - the Later Jin Kingdom in Liaodong was an excellent example.

Just when everyone gradually lost hope for this matter, Haihan began to investigate the opinions of these allies separately on this occasion, whether they could guarantee that they would firmly stand on Haihan's side in the event of a military conflict between Haihan and Daming. Although it is not clear what the true purpose of Haihan's measure is, everyone who asked about it sees it as a sign that Haihan may have seriously considered plans to go to war with the Ming Dynasty.

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