Wang Yung was the Choson's trade master and general advisor to Tan-gun II. He screened most of the political material so that Tan-gun II could hold the high moral ground and operate in a truly altruistic manner. Wang Yung was totally loyal to Tan-gun II.
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Two offers had been received regarding the new world.
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1) One in private. This nation is asked to openly declare its request for all people's to see. This request has much merit, although the offer of help to colonise the new world is not absolutely necessary at this stage. And note that the Choson still have one out of two exploring expeditions still underway.
However, a temporary gift by you of three soldier units may board our galleon and will be gifted back when stationed in a new native city. This allows you to look out for your own defence. Note that Tan-gun is insistent on limited military operations. The city we have so far captrured was met with small resistance with most of the population freely joining our Buddhist culture - although missionaries are yet to arrive.
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2) The Bulgarian offer is a transparent trade of gold for a galleon, terms to be agreed.
This is why Tan-gun II stayed out of such matters. He detested materialism but appreciated Wang Yung's trade acievements and the resultant well-being for the Choson people. Tan-gun II would probably just give them the galleon.
However, Wang Yung weighed up the pros and cons of such deals:
Pros: Bulgarians friendly, love of the sea and exploration.
Cons: Bulgarians already have as many cities as the Choson and are war-like, having just conquered the Romans and acquiring new lands already. The Bulgarians seemed to be in a trade bloc with the Arabs and the English and vaguely suggested deals with the Choson in the past have not come to fruition.
This deal may not happen immediately as other nations with more severe population pressures may be ahead of the queue.
But Wang Yung liked the Bulgarians and is prepared to talk more, particularly as to the amount of gold that may be on offer.
One galleon represents the pinnacle of a massive research line and must have a high value.
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Tan-gun II would despair at the political basis of such dealings. He received only a brief summary of Wang Yung's processes.
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Two offers had been received regarding the new world.
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1) One in private. This nation is asked to openly declare its request for all people's to see. This request has much merit, although the offer of help to colonise the new world is not absolutely necessary at this stage. And note that the Choson still have one out of two exploring expeditions still underway.
However, a temporary gift by you of three soldier units may board our galleon and will be gifted back when stationed in a new native city. This allows you to look out for your own defence. Note that Tan-gun is insistent on limited military operations. The city we have so far captrured was met with small resistance with most of the population freely joining our Buddhist culture - although missionaries are yet to arrive.
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2) The Bulgarian offer is a transparent trade of gold for a galleon, terms to be agreed.
This is why Tan-gun II stayed out of such matters. He detested materialism but appreciated Wang Yung's trade acievements and the resultant well-being for the Choson people. Tan-gun II would probably just give them the galleon.
However, Wang Yung weighed up the pros and cons of such deals:
Pros: Bulgarians friendly, love of the sea and exploration.
Cons: Bulgarians already have as many cities as the Choson and are war-like, having just conquered the Romans and acquiring new lands already. The Bulgarians seemed to be in a trade bloc with the Arabs and the English and vaguely suggested deals with the Choson in the past have not come to fruition.
This deal may not happen immediately as other nations with more severe population pressures may be ahead of the queue.
But Wang Yung liked the Bulgarians and is prepared to talk more, particularly as to the amount of gold that may be on offer.
One galleon represents the pinnacle of a massive research line and must have a high value.
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Tan-gun II would despair at the political basis of such dealings. He received only a brief summary of Wang Yung's processes.
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