The dilemma that the Francis father and son are currently facing will certainly not be a coincidence, but a situation deliberately planned and arranged by Haihan's officials. After capturing Manila and driving out the Spanish colonial authorities, Haihan seemed to have successfully taken over the control of the area around Manila Bay, but he still faced many practical difficulties in the specific process of governance.

The Spanish colonizers ruled here for decades and left a deep imprint on all aspects of social life, and as a latecomer, Haihan wanted to reformulate the social system and laws and regulations, so that the social situation in Haihan and Haihan converged, which was not a task that could be completed overnight. In particular, those Spanish immigrants who had been living here since their birth were unwilling to leave this place that they regarded as their homeland, and they did not want to accept the "alien" rulers calmly, although they did not dare to try to resist again due to the force of the Haihan army, but they were also unwilling to submit to the various arrangements made by the Haihan government, which virtually greatly slowed down the pace of local post-war reconstruction and restoration of social order.

As the current ruling body, the Manila Provisional Council can certainly take some coercive measures to suppress all the people who are unwilling to obey the arrangement, but the disadvantages of doing so are also obvious, and it will make it more difficult for Haihan to gain popular compliance. Therefore, after obtaining the permission of the Executive Committee, Qiu Yuan and others put forward a new governing plan based on the local public sentiment, that is, to appoint some influential Spanish officials in the region and set up a transitional agency to assist the Provisional Management Committee to calm the people and maintain law and order.

The former Philippine governor Aragonés is actually the best candidate, but although this old Spanish man is a little greedy for life and afraid of death, and even does not hesitate to sell all kinds of information and intelligence in his hands to save his life, he does not even have the slightest idea of changing his court to serve Haihan. Moreover, Aragonés had already sent his family out of Manila at the beginning of the war, and there were no conditions on the Haihan side that could be used to blackmail him.

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The dilemma that the Francis father and son are currently facing will certainly not be a coincidence, but a situation deliberately planned and arranged by Haihan's officials. After capturing Manila and driving out the Spanish colonial authorities, Haihan seemed to have successfully taken over the control of the area around Manila Bay, but he still faced many practical difficulties in the specific process of governance.

The Spanish colonizers ruled here for decades and left a deep imprint on all aspects of social life, and as a latecomer, Haihan wanted to reformulate the social system and laws and regulations, so that the social situation in Haihan and Haihan converged, which was not a task that could be completed overnight. In particular, those Spanish immigrants who had been living here since their birth were unwilling to leave this place that they regarded as their homeland, and they did not want to accept the "alien" rulers calmly, although they did not dare to try to resist again due to the force of the Haihan army, but they were also unwilling to submit to the various arrangements made by the Haihan government, which virtually greatly slowed down the pace of local post-war reconstruction and restoration of social order.

As the current ruling body, the Manila Provisional Council can certainly take some coercive measures to suppress all the people who are unwilling to obey the arrangement, but the disadvantages of doing so are also obvious, and it will make it more difficult for Haihan to gain popular compliance. Therefore, after obtaining the permission of the Executive Committee, Qiu Yuan and others put forward a new governing plan based on the local public sentiment, that is, to appoint some influential Spanish officials in the region and set up a transitional agency to assist the Provisional Management Committee to calm the people and maintain law and order.

The former Philippine governor Aragonés is actually the best candidate, but although this old Spanish man is a little greedy for life and afraid of death, and even does not hesitate to sell all kinds of information and intelligence in his hands to save his life, he does not even have the slightest idea of changing his court to serve Haihan. Moreover, Aragonés had already sent his family out of Manila at the beginning of the war, and there were no conditions on the Haihan side that could be used to blackmail him. The dilemma that the Francis father and son are currently facing will certainly not be a coincidence, but a situation deliberately planned and arranged by Haihan's officials. After capturing Manila and driving out the Spanish colonial authorities, Haihan seemed to have successfully taken over the control of the area around Manila Bay, but he still faced many practical difficulties in the specific process of governance.

The Spanish colonizers ruled here for decades and left a deep imprint on all aspects of social life, and as a latecomer, Haihan wanted to reformulate the social system and laws and regulations, so that the social situation in Haihan and Haihan converged, which was not a task that could be completed overnight. In particular, those Spanish immigrants who had been living here since their birth were unwilling to leave this place that they regarded as their homeland, and they did not want to accept the "alien" rulers calmly, although they did not dare to try to resist again due to the force of the Haihan army, but they were also unwilling to submit to the various arrangements made by the Haihan government, which virtually greatly slowed down the pace of local post-war reconstruction and restoration of social order.

As the current ruling body, the Manila Provisional Council can certainly take some coercive measures to suppress all the people who are unwilling to obey the arrangement, but the disadvantages of doing so are also obvious, and it will make it more difficult for Haihan to gain popular compliance. Therefore, after obtaining the permission of the Executive Committee, Qiu Yuan and others put forward a new governing plan based on the local public sentiment, that is, to appoint some influential Spanish officials in the region and set up a transitional agency to assist the Provisional Management Committee to calm the people and maintain law and order.

The former Philippine governor Aragonés is actually the best candidate, but although this old Spanish man is a little greedy for life and afraid of death, and even does not hesitate to sell all kinds of information and intelligence in his hands to save his life, he does not even have the slightest idea of changing his court to serve Haihan. Moreover, Aragonés had already sent his family out of Manila at the beginning of the war, and there were no conditions on the Haihan side that could be used to blackmail him. The dilemma that the Francis father and son are currently facing will certainly not be a coincidence, but a situation deliberately planned and arranged by Haihan's officials. After capturing Manila and driving out the Spanish colonial authorities, Haihan seemed to have successfully taken over the control of the area around Manila Bay, but he still faced many practical difficulties in the specific process of governance.

The Spanish colonizers ruled here for decades and left a deep imprint on all aspects of social life, and as a latecomer, Haihan wanted to reformulate the social system and laws and regulations, so that the social situation in Haihan and Haihan converged, which was not a task that could be completed overnight. In particular, those Spanish immigrants who had been living here since their birth were unwilling to leave this place that they regarded as their homeland, and they did not want to accept the "alien" rulers calmly, although they did not dare to try to resist again due to the force of the Haihan army, but they were also unwilling to submit to the various arrangements made by the Haihan government, which virtually greatly slowed down the pace of local post-war reconstruction and restoration of social order.

As the current ruling body, the Manila Provisional Council can certainly take some coercive measures to suppress all the people who are unwilling to obey the arrangement, but the disadvantages of doing so are also obvious, and it will make it more difficult for Haihan to gain popular compliance. Therefore, after obtaining the permission of the Executive Committee, Qiu Yuan and others put forward a new governing plan based on the local public sentiment, that is, to appoint some influential Spanish officials in the region and set up a transitional agency to assist the Provisional Management Committee to calm the people and maintain law and order.

The former Philippine governor Aragonés is actually the best candidate, but although this old Spanish man is a little greedy for life and afraid of death, and even does not hesitate to sell all kinds of information and intelligence in his hands to save his life, he does not even have the slightest idea of changing his court to serve Haihan. Moreover, Aragonés had already sent his family out of Manila at the beginning of the war, and there were no conditions on the Haihan side that could be used to blackmail him. The dilemma that the Francis father and son are currently facing will certainly not be a coincidence, but a situation deliberately planned and arranged by Haihan's officials. After capturing Manila and driving out the Spanish colonial authorities, Haihan seemed to have successfully taken over the control of the area around Manila Bay, but he still faced many practical difficulties in the specific process of governance.

The Spanish colonizers ruled here for decades and left a deep imprint on all aspects of social life, and as a latecomer, Haihan wanted to reformulate the social system and laws and regulations, so that the social situation in Haihan and Haihan converged, which was not a task that could be completed overnight. In particular, those Spanish immigrants who had been living here since their birth were unwilling to leave this place that they regarded as their homeland, and they did not want to accept the "alien" rulers calmly, although they did not dare to try to resist again due to the force of the Haihan army, but they were also unwilling to submit to the various arrangements made by the Haihan government, which virtually greatly slowed down the pace of local post-war reconstruction and restoration of social order.

As the current ruling body, the Manila Provisional Council can certainly take some coercive measures to suppress all the people who are unwilling to obey the arrangement, but the disadvantages of doing so are also obvious, and it will make it more difficult for Haihan to gain popular compliance. Therefore, after obtaining the permission of the Executive Committee, Qiu Yuan and others put forward a new governing plan based on the local public sentiment, that is, to appoint some influential Spanish officials in the region and set up a transitional agency to assist the Provisional Management Committee to calm the people and maintain law and order.

The former Philippine governor Aragonés is actually the best candidate, but although this old Spanish man is a little greedy for life and afraid of death, and even does not hesitate to sell all kinds of information and intelligence in his hands to save his life, he does not even have the slightest idea of changing his court to serve Haihan. Moreover, Aragonés had already sent his family out of Manila at the beginning of the war, and there were no conditions on the Haihan side that could be used to blackmail him. The dilemma that the Francis father and son are currently facing will certainly not be a coincidence, but a situation deliberately planned and arranged by Haihan's officials. After capturing Manila and driving out the Spanish colonial authorities, Haihan seemed to have successfully taken over the control of the area around Manila Bay, but he still faced many practical difficulties in the specific process of governance.

The Spanish colonizers ruled here for decades and left a deep imprint on all aspects of social life, and as a latecomer, Haihan wanted to reformulate the social system and laws and regulations, so that the social situation in Haihan and Haihan converged, which was not a task that could be completed overnight. In particular, those Spanish immigrants who had been living here since their birth were unwilling to leave this place that they regarded as their homeland, and they did not want to accept the "alien" rulers calmly, although they did not dare to try to resist again due to the force of the Haihan army, but they were also unwilling to submit to the various arrangements made by the Haihan government, which virtually greatly slowed down the pace of local post-war reconstruction and restoration of social order.

As the current ruling body, the Manila Provisional Council can certainly take some coercive measures to suppress all the people who are unwilling to obey the arrangement, but the disadvantages of doing so are also obvious, and it will make it more difficult for Haihan to gain popular compliance. Therefore, after obtaining the permission of the Executive Committee, Qiu Yuan and others put forward a new governing plan based on the local public sentiment, that is, to appoint some influential Spanish officials in the region and set up a transitional agency to assist the Provisional Management Committee to calm the people and maintain law and order.

The former Philippine governor Aragonés is actually the best candidate, but although this old Spanish man is a little greedy for life and afraid of death, and even does not hesitate to sell all kinds of information and intelligence in his hands to save his life, he does not even have the slightest idea of changing his court to serve Haihan. Moreover, Aragonés had already sent his family out of Manila at the beginning of the war, and there were no conditions on the Haihan side that could be used to blackmail him.

The dilemma that the Francis father and son are currently facing will certainly not be a coincidence, but a situation deliberately planned and arranged by Haihan's officials. After capturing Manila and driving out the Spanish colonial authorities, Haihan seemed to have successfully taken over the control of the area around Manila Bay, but he still faced many practical difficulties in the specific process of governance.

The Spanish colonizers ruled here for decades and left a deep imprint on all aspects of social life, and as a latecomer, Haihan wanted to reformulate the social system and laws and regulations, so that the social situation in Haihan and Haihan converged, which was not a task that could be completed overnight. In particular, those Spanish immigrants who had been living here since their birth were unwilling to leave this place that they regarded as their homeland, and they did not want to accept the "alien" rulers calmly, although they did not dare to try to resist again due to the force of the Haihan army, but they were also unwilling to submit to the various arrangements made by the Haihan government, which virtually greatly slowed down the pace of local post-war reconstruction and restoration of social order.

As the current ruling body, the Manila Provisional Council can certainly take some coercive measures to suppress all the people who are unwilling to obey the arrangement, but the disadvantages of doing so are also obvious, and it will make it more difficult for Haihan to gain popular compliance.

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