In order to make money, Chongzhen set his sights on maritime trade.

Theoretically, there is a limit to the amount of cake in maritime trade in the short term.

If he eats a slice of it, the others will get less of the cake.

Resulting in the loss of the interests of vested interests.

Who are the vested interests?

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, ocean-going trade was mainly monopolized by Guangdong and Fujian merchants.

They made a lot of money, but they were unwilling to pay a tael of silver to the court.

This is not something that Chongzhen can tolerate.

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