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Chapter 824 A letter

 "Bring Navlasyev in alone", King Zhu Ruodeng of Ji whispered in the Ming army's tent.

After a while, the tied-up Vlasiev was brought up. Zhu Ruodeng observed this man carefully and found that he was different from other bearded Rakshasa. He had a short beard and neat clothes. Although he was a prisoner, he was angry.

The mind is calm, neither humble nor arrogant, and there is an air of elegance between the brows.

He couldn't help but feel a little more favorable, and asked gently: "Vlasyev, are you willing to surrender now?"

"Your Highness, this man has killed and injured many of our troops and cannot be forgiven!"

"Yes, Your Highness, it will be difficult to quell the anger of the three armies without killing this person!"

Upon hearing that he wanted to persuade him to surrender, Ma Bao, Hu Maozhen, Chen Qice and others were angry and tried to dissuade him. In the battle of Krasnoyarsk, this man killed and wounded more than a thousand Ming troops, and all the generals wanted to kill him to vent their anger.

Zhu Ruodeng waved his hand, "The two armies are fighting, and each is his own master. This man has done nothing wrong. You don't blame yourself for not seeing through his plan, but instead want to kill a prisoner to vent your anger. How can you be a man?"<

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After hearing this, all the generals were blushing and ashamed.

Vlasyev couldn't help but be moved: "I have heard for a long time that His Highness King Ji is a rare hero in the world. When I saw him today, he really has a mind that is open to all rivers. I admire him very much. But when I gave up my weapon, His Highness promised me to meet him."

Lanzbekov, not yet fulfilled".

Zhu Ruodeng was delighted. This man was so stubborn that he would not surrender until he saw Franzbekov. He laughed and said, "Franzbekov is now my Ming Dynasty's Bratsk uncle. If the general is willing

If you surrender, I will definitely be entrusted with important responsibilities. If you come, please invite Uncle Bratsko to come to the big tent to discuss matters."

Franzbekov Shiran came to the big tent, secretly proud of himself. He had been Vlasyev's boss, but this guy was a hereditary nobleman with the title of viscount. With this, he never

He put himself in the eyes and contradicted him many times. Why don't you act like a noble now? Instead, you beg me, a commoner, no, Bratzkob?

He felt secretly happy, but he did not dare to show it in front of King Ji, so he became a lobbyist amiably. In order to let his master know how hard he worked, Uncle Bratsk specially used Chinese, "Dear Vlassi

Yev, my old friend, it’s great to see you again! Your defeat once again proved that the Ming army is invincible. Come on, join us and join the winner’s side. I am now a count.

After you surrender, your achievements will definitely not be inferior to mine."

He bit the word "count" very hard, which was a kind of demonstration, a kind of demonstration by the common people to the aristocratic class. Then he stopped talking and waited patiently for Vlasyev to bow down and ask for surrender. In this way.

, you can severely humiliate this noble man mentally.

Unexpectedly, Vlasyev gave him an unexpected answer, "No, Franzbekov, I don't want to see you because I want to surrender like you, but because an old friend of yours asked me to surrender."

A letter written by you is returned to you. He believes that it is meaningless for this letter to remain with him at this moment.

"An old friend of mine? Who?" Franzbekov asked subconsciously.

"Khabarov", Vlasyev replied calmly.

When he heard that it was Khabarov, Franzbekov's ears suddenly warmed and his heart beat. He seemed to understand what Vlasyev wanted to do. On a cold day, he actually started to sweat.

It turned out that Khabarov was a poor Cossack leader who wanted to rob the Heilongjiang River Basin in China to fulfill his dream of getting rich. Unfortunately, he had no money, guns and ammunition, clothes, bedding, ships, cannons and other robbery tools.

I had no choice but to borrow money from Franzbekov, who had just become the governor of Yakutsk, and wanted to arm an expedition team of 150 people.

When Franzbekov heard this, he thought, "Go to Heilongjiang to rob? This is a good deal to make a fortune." He immediately expressed his opinion that he could provide him with a loan of 5,000 rubles from the treasury, and at the same time, he would also be loaned cannons and matchlock guns.

, armor, gunpowder, lead bullets, cloth materials, pots and cauldrons, and agricultural tools used to settle the farmers. In addition, I will personally lend him 3,000 rubles, but I will charge a 50% usury rate.

Unexpectedly, Khabarov thought that the interest rate was too high and hesitated. He persuaded him: "Dear Khabarov, you have to look at the overall situation. In fact, the funds, weapons and ammunition from the treasury that I lent to you, plus my

My personal 3,000 rubles, in the end, as long as you give me my personal 4,500 rubles, you will earn the most. Think about it, as soon as your team of 150 people is dispatched, aren't there gold and silver mountains waiting for you?"<

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In this way, with his strong support and encouragement, the expedition team sent to Heilongjiang was established. In order to make the robbery seem justified, he also gave Khabarov written instructions in the form of a letter.

Could this letter that Vlasyev was talking about be his instruction? This! This! This! What should we do? Franzbekov couldn't help but turn pale.

He was not wrong. Because he was extremely angry at his betrayal of Tsarist Russia, Bashkov, the governor of Yeniseisk, specially found this letter he wrote to Khabarov and gave it to Vlasiev, asking Vlasiev to

Siev read out in front of the two armies, humiliating this shameful traitor. Unexpectedly, before he had time to read, the Tsarist Russian army was defeated.

Vlasyev saluted Zhu Ruoden and said loudly: "Your Highness, for the sake of the friendship between Tsarist Russia and your country, General Franzbekov once ordered a Cossack named Khabarov to travel to the Heilongjiang River Basin of your country.

, and also wrote a sincere letter. Please allow me to read it out loud."

"Oh, in that case, you can read it. I also want to hear what Franzbekov wrote." Zhu Ruodeng, who didn't know what happened, readily agreed.

After receiving permission, Vlasyev read aloud in smooth Chinese:

"Dear Khabarov: According to the order, I order you and your heroic Cossack army to go to the Shilka River along the Orokma and Tugil rivers to attack the chiefs Ravkai and Batorga who are unwilling to submit to the great Russian monarch.

People of Toulus, please be careful on the road. Only when the foreigners refuse to surrender voluntarily, you have to resort to force. In all situations, you must act with caution, not only to consolidate the monarch's foundation, but also to make the conquered

The conquerors must be sincerely convinced. The bad habits of the conquered people must be stopped. After arriving at the Shilka River, a fortress must be built in a suitable place, and then an expedition can be carried out from there. If Chiefs Ravkai and Batorga surrender voluntarily

, they should be levied a tax in kind, allowed to live where they are, and granted the protection of the Tsar. The tax levied in kind and the deacons should be recorded in the register. All rivers passing through must be mapped, and the place of residence and the location of the place of residence should be recorded.

Residents’ situation”.

"What! This guy is so bold, he dares to covet China's Heilongjiang!"

"You bastard, how dare you collect taxes on the land of China!"??

As soon as the letter was read, all the generals glared at Franzbekov and cursed him endlessly.

Franzbekov was so frightened that he cried bitterly and knelt on the ground, "Your Highness, I used to be arrogant and ignorant, so I just wrote this letter. It's really ridiculous for a fly to shake a tree! But since I surrendered to the Ming Dynasty, I have been loyal and sincere."

Ah! Please enlighten me."

The content of the letter made Zhu Ruodeng furious. How dare this bitch dare to attack Heilongjiang, China? Damn it! However, this is an old story after all. Now that Franzbekov has defected to the Ming Dynasty, he is trying to set an example for him.

If other Rakshasa people see it, it would be unfavorable to kill him.

Thinking of this, he held back his anger and said to Franzbekov: "There is no need to apologize, Uncle Bratsko. Who has no fault? If you can correct your mistakes, you can't do anything good."

He then asked Vlasyev coldly: "You have seen the man; you have also read the letter. Are you willing to surrender now?"

Vlasyev laughed loudly: "A true noble will never surrender to the enemy!"

"So bold!"

Zhu Ruodeng was extremely angry, and a feeling of being teased filled his heart. He was so panicked that he wanted to explode.

He yelled: "Drag him out and kill him!"


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