In this Age of Discovery, the colonial powers used a very simple and crude method of dividing their spheres of influence, occupying a natural harbor somewhere, claiming sovereignty over the land and everything on it, and then incorporating it into their own territory. In some cases, there was no occupation at all, and whenever the country's navigators arrived there, they would preemptively plant the flag and unilaterally declare sovereignty. In particular, the Western colonizers who came to the Far East were too far away from their own territory to consult their own country, so this so-called "verbal occupation" became the norm.

Of course, if anyone is proud of their strength, then they don't need to care whether the place they fancy has been occupied by other families, and they can just take people with them immediately. Everyone's tricks are under their hands, and they speak from strength, and no one will take this kind of verbal occupation seriously - unless the country that is doing so is Haihan.

Except for a few ports that Annan gave to Haihan in the form of concessions after the end of the civil war in order to thank the Haihan army for their assistance, almost all of the Haihan colonies in the South China Sea were eaten by force little by little. In the past few years, the countries that have tried to challenge Haihan have all kicked the iron plate without exception, and it is undoubtedly a risky choice to compete with Haihan for turf.

If Haihan really announced the occupation of Luzon after defeating Spain, it can be expected that countries such as Daming and Annam would definitely not have any objections, because they did not have enough ability to fight for this land across the sea. And countries such as the Netherlands and Portugal, even if they are red-eyed, do not dare to challenge the authority of Haihan.

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In this Age of Discovery, the colonial powers used a very simple and crude method of dividing their spheres of influence, occupying a natural harbor somewhere, claiming sovereignty over the land and everything on it, and then incorporating it into their own territory. In some cases, there was no occupation at all, and whenever the country's navigators arrived there, they would preemptively plant the flag and unilaterally declare sovereignty. In particular, the Western colonizers who came to the Far East were too far away from their own territory to consult their own country, so this so-called "verbal occupation" became the norm.

Of course, if anyone is proud of their strength, then they don't need to care whether the place they fancy has been occupied by other families, and they can just take people with them immediately. Everyone's tricks are under their hands, and they speak from strength, and no one will take this kind of verbal occupation seriously - unless the country that is doing so is Haihan.

Except for a few ports that Annan gave to Haihan in the form of concessions after the end of the civil war in order to thank the Haihan army for their assistance, almost all of the Haihan colonies in the South China Sea were eaten by force little by little. In the past few years, the countries that have tried to challenge Haihan have all kicked the iron plate without exception, and it is undoubtedly a risky choice to compete with Haihan for turf.

If Haihan really announced the occupation of Luzon after defeating Spain, it can be expected that countries such as Daming and Annam would definitely not have any objections, because they did not have enough ability to fight for this land across the sea. And countries such as the Netherlands and Portugal, even if they are red-eyed, do not dare to challenge the authority of Haihan. In this Age of Discovery, the colonial powers used a very simple and crude method of dividing their spheres of influence, occupying a natural harbor somewhere, claiming sovereignty over the land and everything on it, and then incorporating it into their own territory. In some cases, there was no occupation at all, and whenever the country's navigators arrived there, they would preemptively plant the flag and unilaterally declare sovereignty. In particular, the Western colonizers who came to the Far East were too far away from their own territory to consult their own country, so this so-called "verbal occupation" became the norm.

Of course, if anyone is proud of their strength, then they don't need to care whether the place they fancy has been occupied by other families, and they can just take people with them immediately. Everyone's tricks are under their hands, and they speak from strength, and no one will take this kind of verbal occupation seriously - unless the country that is doing so is Haihan.

Except for a few ports that Annan gave to Haihan in the form of concessions after the end of the civil war in order to thank the Haihan army for their assistance, almost all of the Haihan colonies in the South China Sea were eaten by force little by little. In the past few years, the countries that have tried to challenge Haihan have all kicked the iron plate without exception, and it is undoubtedly a risky choice to compete with Haihan for turf.

If Haihan really announced the occupation of Luzon after defeating Spain, it can be expected that countries such as Daming and Annam would definitely not have any objections, because they did not have enough ability to fight for this land across the sea. And countries such as the Netherlands and Portugal, even if they are red-eyed, do not dare to challenge the authority of Haihan. In this Age of Discovery, the colonial powers used a very simple and crude method of dividing their spheres of influence, occupying a natural harbor somewhere, claiming sovereignty over the land and everything on it, and then incorporating it into their own territory. In some cases, there was no occupation at all, and whenever the country's navigators arrived there, they would preemptively plant the flag and unilaterally declare sovereignty. In particular, the Western colonizers who came to the Far East were too far away from their own territory to consult their own country, so this so-called "verbal occupation" became the norm.

Of course, if anyone is proud of their strength, then they don't need to care whether the place they fancy has been occupied by other families, and they can just take people with them immediately. Everyone's tricks are under their hands, and they speak from strength, and no one will take this kind of verbal occupation seriously - unless the country that is doing so is Haihan.

Except for a few ports that Annan gave to Haihan in the form of concessions after the end of the civil war in order to thank the Haihan army for their assistance, almost all of the Haihan colonies in the South China Sea were eaten by force little by little. In the past few years, the countries that have tried to challenge Haihan have all kicked the iron plate without exception, and it is undoubtedly a risky choice to compete with Haihan for turf.

If Haihan really announced the occupation of Luzon after defeating Spain, it can be expected that countries such as Daming and Annam would definitely not have any objections, because they did not have enough ability to fight for this land across the sea. And countries such as the Netherlands and Portugal, even if they are red-eyed, do not dare to challenge the authority of Haihan. In this Age of Discovery, the colonial powers used a very simple and crude method of dividing their spheres of influence, occupying a natural harbor somewhere, claiming sovereignty over the land and everything on it, and then incorporating it into their own territory. In some cases, there was no occupation at all, and whenever the country's navigators arrived there, they would preemptively plant the flag and unilaterally declare sovereignty. In particular, the Western colonizers who came to the Far East were too far away from their own territory to consult their own country, so this so-called "verbal occupation" became the norm.

Of course, if anyone is proud of their strength, then they don't need to care whether the place they fancy has been occupied by other families, and they can just take people with them immediately. Everyone's tricks are under their hands, and they speak from strength, and no one will take this kind of verbal occupation seriously - unless the country that is doing so is Haihan.

Except for a few ports that Annan gave to Haihan in the form of concessions after the end of the civil war in order to thank the Haihan army for their assistance, almost all of the Haihan colonies in the South China Sea were eaten by force little by little. In the past few years, the countries that have tried to challenge Haihan have all kicked the iron plate without exception, and it is undoubtedly a risky choice to compete with Haihan for turf.

If Haihan really announced the occupation of Luzon after defeating Spain, it can be expected that countries such as Daming and Annam would definitely not have any objections, because they did not have enough ability to fight for this land across the sea. And countries such as the Netherlands and Portugal, even if they are red-eyed, do not dare to challenge the authority of Haihan. In this Age of Discovery, the colonial powers used a very simple and crude method of dividing their spheres of influence, occupying a natural harbor somewhere, claiming sovereignty over the land and everything on it, and then incorporating it into their own territory. In some cases, there was no occupation at all, and whenever the country's navigators arrived there, they would preemptively plant the flag and unilaterally declare sovereignty. In particular, the Western colonizers who came to the Far East were too far away from their own territory to consult their own country, so this so-called "verbal occupation" became the norm.

Of course, if anyone is proud of their strength, then they don't need to care whether the place they fancy has been occupied by other families, and they can just take people with them immediately. Everyone's tricks are under their hands, and they speak from strength, and no one will take this kind of verbal occupation seriously - unless the country that is doing so is Haihan.

Except for a few ports that Annan gave to Haihan in the form of concessions after the end of the civil war in order to thank the Haihan army for their assistance, almost all of the Haihan colonies in the South China Sea were eaten by force little by little. In the past few years, the countries that have tried to challenge Haihan have all kicked the iron plate without exception, and it is undoubtedly a risky choice to compete with Haihan for turf.

If Haihan really announced the occupation of Luzon after defeating Spain, it can be expected that countries such as Daming and Annam would definitely not have any objections, because they did not have enough ability to fight for this land across the sea. And countries such as the Netherlands and Portugal, even if they are red-eyed, do not dare to challenge the authority of Haihan. In this Age of Discovery, the colonial powers used a very simple and crude method of dividing their spheres of influence, occupying a natural harbor somewhere, claiming sovereignty over the land and everything on it, and then incorporating it into their own territory. In some cases, there was no occupation at all, and whenever the country's navigators arrived there, they would preemptively plant the flag and unilaterally declare sovereignty. In particular, the Western colonizers who came to the Far East were too far away from their own territory to consult their own country, so this so-called "verbal occupation" became the norm.

Of course, if anyone is proud of their strength, then they don't need to care whether the place they fancy has been occupied by other families, and they can just take people with them immediately. Everyone's tricks are under their hands, and they speak from strength, and no one will take this kind of verbal occupation seriously - unless the country that is doing so is Haihan.

Except for a few ports that Annan gave to Haihan in the form of concessions after the end of the civil war in order to thank the Haihan army for their assistance, almost all of the Haihan colonies in the South China Sea were eaten by force little by little. In the past few years, the countries that have tried to challenge Haihan have all kicked the iron plate without exception, and it is undoubtedly a risky choice to compete with Haihan for turf.

If Haihan really announced the occupation of Luzon after defeating Spain, it can be expected that countries such as Daming and Annam would definitely not have any objections, because they did not have enough ability to fight for this land across the sea. And countries such as the Netherlands and Portugal, even if they are red-eyed, do not dare to challenge the authority of Haihan. In this Age of Discovery, the colonial powers used a very simple and crude method of dividing their spheres of influence, occupying a natural harbor somewhere, claiming sovereignty over the land and everything on it, and then incorporating it into their own territory. In some cases, there was no occupation at all, and whenever the country's navigators arrived there, they would preemptively plant the flag and unilaterally declare sovereignty. In particular, the Western colonizers who came to the Far East were too far away from their own territory to consult their own country, so this so-called "verbal occupation" became the norm.

Of course, if anyone is proud of their strength, then they don't need to care whether the place they fancy has been occupied by other families, and they can just take people with them immediately. Everyone's tricks are under their hands, and they speak from strength, and no one will take this kind of verbal occupation seriously - unless the country that is doing so is Haihan.

Except for a few ports that Annan gave to Haihan in the form of concessions after the end of the civil war in order to thank the Haihan army for their assistance, almost all of the Haihan colonies in the South China Sea were eaten by force little by little. In the past few years, the countries that have tried to challenge Haihan have all kicked the iron plate without exception, and it is undoubtedly a risky choice to compete with Haihan for turf.

If Haihan really announced the occupation of Luzon after defeating Spain, it can be expected that countries such as Daming and Annam would definitely not have any objections, because they did not have enough ability to fight for this land across the sea. And countries such as the Netherlands and Portugal, even if they are red-eyed, do not dare to challenge the authority of Haihan.

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