The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Since the arrival of King Kazimierz, Lviv has become the actual capital of the Republic. Those nobles and bishops who did not want to serve the Swedes and Russians came here one after another. Since this land has never been ravaged and occupied by the invaders, there are many soldiers and horses who come to serve the king. They all have their own weapons and food. As long as the king orders, they can kill the enemy and serve the country.

What's more rare is that the nobles here are different from the mainland. They have been familiar with bow horses since they were young, they grew up in the confrontation of the Tatars, and experienced in the battle of the Cossacks. For seven years, the men here have spent every day like this. They have long regarded it as easy as eating and sleeping.

On this day, at the temporary residence in Lviv, King Kazimierz received President Koldecki. Due to the deeds of guarding Czestochowa, the old dean's reputation in the Republic has grown. The rebels active in Krakow even took the initiative, hoping that the dean would lead them to fight against the Swedes. But Dean Koldecki knew that his military talents were limited, and that he could defend the monastery with a solidarity and the efforts of Natalie and Chechen, so the dean always sent these rebels to Lviv to serve the king.

"Dean, it's great that you can come to Lviv."

As soon as President Koldecki entered the hall, King Kazimierz got up from the throne and greeted him.

It is a great courtesy to welcome the king of a country.

"His Majesty!"

Dean Koldecki took a step back. King Kazimierz’s enthusiasm really flattered him.

"You have set an example for the subjects of the Republic. It is because of your persistence that the Republic has rekindled hope; you have also sent us many people. It is not an exaggeration to praise your achievements." Card King Tzizhmi gave all kinds of words of praise to President Koldecki without hesitation.

For the king’s praise, Dean Koldecki said that it was not himself who really made the people rise up, but the king himself. The sound of the cannons of the Great Guangmingshan Monastery only awakened the people who were sleeping in despair, and the return of King Kazimierz to the country really ignited the fighting spirit of the people.

Kazimierz, who said this, was heartbroken. He always regarded the decision to return to China as the most correct decision he had ever made. The king took Dean Koldecki's hand through the hall and returned to the throne.

Stanislaw Potocki understood the king's heart and hurriedly asked his servant to add a chair next to the throne.

Dean Koldecki was already seated, but he broke in and stood up again. Because the dean remembered one thing.

"Your Majesty, I am here to bring you one more thing." Dean Koldecki said.

"Oh, what?"

Dean Koldecki motioned to a monk in white who was standing in the distance to come forward. The white monk held a tray in his hand, and the tray was covered with red velvet.

Dean Koldecki lifted the velvet away-under the velvet was a crown.

King Kazimierz stood up with a "wow", his face was extremely excited.

In fact, everyone in the hall was surprised and speechless after seeing the crown.

This crown is the crown worn by the successive kings of the Republic of Poland when King Kazimierz sent Natalie to the monastery.

"President, this crown?" King Kazimierz finally removed his eyes from the crown, and he asked Dean Kordecki.

Natalie told Kazimierz when she returned to Silesia that the Great Bright Mountain Monastery stated that they had the ability to defend the crown and other treasures from the Swedes, so they didn't need to send them to Silesia. Unexpectedly, Dean Koldecki sent the crown to himself again this time.

"Your Majesty, I brought this crown for your coronation in Lviv." Dean Koldecki said with a smile.

"Crowning?" King Kazimierz was even more puzzled.

In 1648, after the death of Kazimierz’s brother, Władysław IV, the king of the Republic of Poland at the time, Kazimierz was elected king of the Republic of Poland and was crowned in Krakow. Why did Dean Koldecki say that he was going to be crowned in Lviv?

Dean Koldecki exchanged glances with Stanislaw Potocki, and Potocki showed a comprehensive smile.

"Your Majesty," Potocki explained, "I wrote to the dean to bring the crown to Lviv. Since the Swedes broke the contract and invaded the republic, some nobles have turned their backs on their allegiance to the orthodoxy. Carl X lost his sincerity; some others defended themselves and did not obey the king’s orders. Now that the king is stationed in Lviv, our counterattack against the invaders has entered the countdown. At this time, if your Majesty can hold a coronation in Lviv The ceremony ~www.readwn.com~ allows the subjects of the two nations to swear allegiance once again. This not only inspires the military and the people, but also gives those who have been on both ends of the snake and the mouse a chance to repent and unite more forces to expel the Swedes. ."

Kazimierz nodded with deep conviction. The king is always kind, hoping to accomplish the greatest accomplishment at the least cost. To deal with the Cossacks of Zaporozhye, Kazimierz, who had just succeeded to the throne, sent a delegation to negotiate peace. Although the peace talks eventually broke down because Khmelnitsky's conditions were too harsh, it can also be seen that Kazimierz Japan has made every effort to this end.

In dealing with the captured generals in Sweden, Kazimierz also performed so generously that some people exclaimed that Simon Grendel was not a prisoner but a guest in Lviv.

Since another coronation can divide the Swedes, strengthen their own strength and make themselves grateful for the surrender party, why not Kazimierz.

"This matter must be handled quickly. But it's better to ask the Marshal's opinion." Khaki Miri agreed first, then said hesitantly.

A coronation ceremony is very expensive, and it is difficult for Kazimierz, who is shy in his pocket, to hold it. Whether it can be held depends on whether Lvbao Macki is willing to donate generously.

"The marshal, I will say, I believe there will be no problem. In addition, Dean Koldecki is willing to contribute part of the cost on behalf of the monastery." Potocki said.

Obviously, the veteran had taken into consideration the possible situation and the king's concerns.

With such a courtier helping him out of his worries, what is there to worry about Khaki Miri? The king once again took Dean Koldecki's hand and said: "Although I have heard the story of Czestochowa countless times, I still hope that the dean will tell me personally."