The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

King Kazimierz first talked about the traditional friendship between the Republic of Poland and the Crimean Khanate, and condemned the shameless behavior of the usurper. Then, His Majesty said that the Republic will not look at the old friends of the Polish people. Those who are in trouble and stand idly by, wait for the Republic to expel the invaders, and they will do justice for *** Grey Khan.

This is calm and stable, but there is only one central meaning, that is, the Republic is not not helping, but at this time is not able to help the former Khan reset.

Cheerchen nodded silently after hearing this. It seems that King Kazimierz and the nobles are still sensible, and there is no need to take a trip to the muddy waters of Crimea before the external troubles are resolved.

As the messenger Alan, of course, could also hear him. He folded his hands on his chest again and bowed to King Kazimierz.

"His Majesty the King, of course we Khan knows the difficulties of your country, but Muhammad Khan did not lose the power of the Khanate because he was unpopular, but because he trusted his brother too much and gave ***·Ge Ley has too much power. Moreover, the Khan left Bergzisalay because he wanted to help your country fought against Zaporozhye’s Cossacks. This allowed Khan’s enemies to take advantage of it. In the Khanate, there are still many The orthodox Bey and the governor are looking forward to Khan’s return. Because ***Glay has not taken the Khan throne for a long time, he still dare not attack the city lord and tribe chiefs who are loyal to the Khan. Now is the time when his strength is weakest. After three or two years have been given to him, his position is stable and full of wings, and it will be even more difficult to overthrow him."

After hearing Alan's words, Cheerchen saw that King Kazimierz was silent. He sat back on the throne, tapped his temple with his fingers, as if thinking about chewing Alan's words just now.

Cheerchen saw that Potocki and his father-in-law both looked at Kazimierz, but didn't say a word. It seemed that they didn't want their words to affect the king's judgment.

And Cheerchen himself stood up straight as much as possible, learning the appearance of the two without saying a word. But he was a little puzzled—why did King Kazimierz come by himself to listen to the Khan’s messenger asking for help from the king? Is it to listen to his own opinions?

It stands to reason that such a major diplomatic decision is definitely not something one can express in his current position, and even the dialogue between the king and the messenger should be absolutely confidential to himself. If there were other things, they could have allowed themselves to wait outside, and it would not be too late to let themselves in after Alan left.

While Cheerchen was making various speculations, Old Master Potocki spoke up: "Your Excellency Alan, although we have retaken Warsaw from the Swedes, Karl X will not give up. He may launch a counterattack right away. The Cossacks of Zaporozhye are also ready to move in the near future. There are a large number of Cossacks active near Zbaraj and Bar. We really are..."

"Pototsky, of course it is difficult to fight on the two fronts. But if you don't help Khan, soon your country will be attacked on three sides." Alan said to Potocki bluntly.

"What do you say?" Potocki seemed surprised.

"Khmelnitsky’s messenger has negotiated terms with *** Gley. If you don’t help our Khan regain the sweat, maybe in a few months, tens of thousands of Tatar cavalry will appear. On the southern border of the Republic." Alan said to Potocki unceremoniously.

This remark is not alarmist. The successive Crimean khans who succeeded to the throne will launch wars to gain prestige and reward the tribal leaders with spoils to consolidate their position. As for usurpers like ***, the original legitimacy is lacking, and they have to rely on the victory of the war to declare that they are more capable of bringing glory to their subjects than the previous Khan.

This seemed to sting King Kazimierz. He seemed to be stabbed by needles on the chair, and stood up "wow".

"My Republic and I will never ignore what happened to Muhammad Gly Khan, justice will be done, but now." King Kazimierz said categorically.

This is equivalent to agreeing to Muhammad Gley that the Republic will help him recover.

Cheerchen's heart is extremely anxious. He didn't expect that King Kazimierz would still be impulsive by Alan. Cheerchen glanced at Janush standing in front of him, hoping that his father-in-law could dissuade the king, or at least wait for the Republic’s spies in Crimea to send back information to confirm the authenticity of Alan’s words. Make a decision again.

At this moment, Janusz took a step forward.

"Your Majesty is wise, you must find a way to prevent the union of *** Glyy and the Cossacks, but the Crimean Khanate is a subsidiary of the Ottoman Turks. If we want to help the Khan reset, we must send troops to Crimei. Ya, we are fighting the Sultan.” Janush reminded the king that behind Crimea, there are powerful Turks.

This made King Kazimierz hesitate again. In this era, the Ottoman Turk Empire is a giant across Asia, Africa and Latin America, a country that can easily gather hundreds of thousands of troops.

Seeing that King Kazimierz was about to change his mind again, Alan was very anxious. He could not care about increasing the price a little bit. UU reading www.uukanshu. com hurriedly set the price to the highest.

"His Majesty the King, we Khan said that as long as you and the Republic of Poland help him restore the country, the Crimean Khanate will be your most loyal ally to the Republic, and the Khan will form an alliance with the Republic after it is restored. And sent troops to Ukraine to help the Republic fight the Cossacks."

Hearing Alan's words, Potocki smiled with his head down. This scene between him and the king finally won the greatest benefit for the Republic.

From the beginning to the end, King Kazimierz, Potocki, and Janusz had negotiated for a long time, and must help Muhammad Gley, but the Republic’s help was not free, but In exchange for Muhammad Glyy to join the Polish Republic after resetting.

The Kingdom of Sweden and the Cossack emirates have secretly formed an alliance. The Republic of Poland is equal to the enemy's back and forth. Only when the Republic wins the Crimean Khanate again, can the Republic be turned into a Cossack emirate, and play a counter-productive role.

The pretentious hesitation of King Kazimierz and his own obstruction were all means of concession in order to oppress Alan.

Now that he got what he wanted, King Kazimierz came up with the final plan: "Alan messenger, you must be very clear that if the Republic sends troops directly to Crimea, it will be fierce by the Turks. Reactions and even wars, and the Cossacks will be vigilant, which is not good for both you and me. So in order to prevent this from happening, the Republic will of course help the Khan to restore the country, but not in the name of the Republic, but An army will be sent secretly, and these people will help Muhammad Gly Khan in the name of mercenaries."

After speaking, King Kazimierz raised his head, his gaze crossed Alan and Janush, to Chechen.