Signing in to Datang: Rebellion at the beginning

Chapter 272 Diplomatic Guarantee
The Frankish Empire is a big country in the West, even rivaling the original Tang State.

Of course, compared with today's Dragon Kingdom, there is naturally a huge difference!

However, because of the distance, the king of the Frankish Empire became a bit rampant, and once challenged Li Ke's Dragon Kingdom.

But with time, he probably also understood the gap between him and Longguo!
Therefore, in the following period of time, almost no conflicts with the Dragon Kingdom took place.

This can be regarded as one of his few wise choices!

Only this time, there were still some small frictions in the trade issue between the two countries.

In order to put an end to this problem forever, Li Ke came here.

The princess of the Frankish Empire has stated that she will try her best to persuade her father to try her best to keep the friendship between the Frankish Empire and the Dragon Kingdom!

Anyway, Li Ke gave her a chance.

Over time, the train has slowly entered the territory of the Frankish Empire!
The people here probably haven't seen a train much.

So even though the train from Longguo came several times, it still surprised the people.

Therefore, people in many western countries stand on both sides of the railroad tracks, waiting to watch the train.

The train traveled for about half a day before stopping at the imperial capital of the Frankish Empire.

This city is one of the few ancient cities in the West.

Li Ke is quite interested in these ancient cities.

Especially this western architectural style gives people a very simple feeling.

Unlike Dragon Kingdom, most buildings are made of wood.

After the train stopped, many passengers who traveled to the Western Frankish Empire walked together and got off the train.

Probably many of these people came to the West for the first time.

After getting off the train, the Dragon Kingdom officers and soldiers on the train will gather them together and ask them about some security issues in the west.

And tell them that if they encounter problems, they should contact some officers and soldiers stationed in the Frankish Empire who manage trains and railways.

Although these officers and soldiers did not have the right to enforce the law in the Frankish Empire!

But if they come forward to solve the problem, the Frankish Empire will be more or less hindered by the strength of the Dragon Kingdom and have some scruples.

This is probably similar to resident diplomacy!

But anyway, this made Li Ke very pleased.

Because he didn't handle the matter so carefully, some officials of Long Kingdom should have thought of such arrangements.

This is a good guarantee for the safety and security of the people of the Dragon Kingdom in a foreign country.

It also reflects the strength of the Dragon Kingdom from the side, allowing the people of the Dragon Kingdom to get some basic security guarantees in Western countries.

Of course, under these premise, one more condition must be met, that is, the soldiers of the Dragon Kingdom, or the people in charge of the trains and railways, must first have a certain right to speak in Western countries.

Otherwise, even if they raised questions to the Frankish Empire, it would have absolutely no effect.

Regarding safety issues, after the officers and soldiers on the train gave instructions, Li Ke and the Princess of the Frankish Empire, led by the Princess of the Frankish Empire, began to play slowly in this ancient western city.

Although he came here for business, he was not in a hurry. Li Ke still wanted to see some scenery in the west first.

After that, it's better to deal with business!

The princess of the Frankish Empire is in a good mood. Although life in the Dragon Country has made her a good life, after all, this time she is returning to her hometown.

Especially with a big shot like Li Ke, so she was very happy.

Along the way, he kept introducing some buildings and unique customs to Li Ke.

This also opened Li Ke's eyes.

After all, there are great cultural differences between China and the West.

(End of this chapter)