King kazimizh first talked about the traditional friendship between the Republic of Poland and the Crimean Khanate and condemned the shameless acts of the usurper. Then, his majesty said that the Republic would not stand idly by while watching the suffering of the old friends of the Polish people. After the Republic expelled the invaders, it would uphold justice for * * * gleichan Khan.


    The central meaning of this statement is that the Republic does not help, but does not have the ability to help the former Khan reset at this time.


    Che Chen also nodded silently. It seems that king kazimiz and his nobles are rational. There is no need to wade in the muddy waters of Crimea before the foreign aggression is solved.


    Of course, Alan, as a messenger, could hear it. He crossed his hands on his chest and gave a deep salute to King kazimiz.


    "Your Majesty, of course, we Khan are aware of the difficulties in your country, but Muhammad Khan did not lose the rule of the Khanate because he was unpopular, but because he trusted his brother too much and gave * * * gley too much power. In addition, Khan left begzisalai in order to help your country attack the Cossacks in zaporoze, which made Khan happy There are still many orthodox beis and governors in the Khanate who are looking forward to Khan''s return. Because * * * gley won the Khan''s throne only a short time ago, he still dare not attack the city leaders and tribal leaders loyal to Khan. Now is his weakest time. When he is given three or two years, his position is stable and full of wings, it will be difficult to overthrow him It''s even harder. "


    After listening to Alan''s words, Chechen saw that king kajimiri was silent. He sat back on the throne and tapped his finger on his temple as if he were thinking about chewing what Alan had just said.


    Chechen saw pototsky and his father-in-law looking at kazimieri, but didn''t say a word. As if they didn''t want their words to affect the king''s judgment.


    And Che Chen himself stood up straight as far as possible and didn''t say a word like them. But he had some doubts - why did king kazimizh want to listen to Khan''s messengers asking for help? Did he want to listen to his own opinions?


    It is reasonable to say that such a major diplomatic decision is by no means in his current position. Even the dialogue between the king and the messenger should be kept absolutely confidential. If there were anything else, they could have let themselves wait outside. It''s not too late to let themselves in after Alan left.


    While Cherchen was making various guesses, old pototsky opened his mouth: "Your Excellency Alan, although we recaptured Warsaw from the Swedes, Carl x will not give up. He may launch a counterattack right away. The Cossacks of zaporoze are also ready to move recently. There are a large number of Cossacks around zbalari and bar. We are really..."


    "Pototsky, it''s certainly difficult to fight on two fronts. But if you don''t help Khan, your country will soon be attacked on three sides." Alan said impolitely to pototsky.


    "How do you say that?" pototsky seemed surprised.


    "The emissary of khmelinitsky has negotiated terms with * * * gley. If you don''t help our Khan regain the Khan position, maybe tens of thousands of Tatar cavalry will appear on the southern border of the Republic in a few months." Alan said impolitely to pototsky.


    This is not a alarmist statement. When Crimean Khan succeeded to the throne, he would launch a war to gain prestige and reward the booty of tribal leaders, so as to consolidate his position. Usurpers like * * * had lost their legitimacy and relied on the victory of the war to declare that they were more able to bring glory to their subjects than the previous Khan.


    This seemed to hurt king kazimiz. He stood up as if he had been stabbed by a needle in his chair.


    "My Republic and I will never ignore the suffering of Muhammad Glei Khan. Justice will be done, but now," said King kazimizh firmly.


    This is tantamount to a promise to Muhammad graii that the Republic will help him recover.


    Chechen''s heart was extremely anxious. He didn''t expect that king kazimiz was still impulsive by Alan. Chechen looked at yanush standing in front of him and hoped that his father-in-law could dissuade the king, or at least wait until the Republic''s spy in Crimea sent back information and confirmed the truth of what Alan said.


    Just then, janush took a step forward.


    "Your Majesty is wise. We must find a way to stop the alliance between * * * gley and the Cossacks, but the Crimean Khanate is a subsidiary of the Ottoman Turks. If we want to help Khan reset, we must send troops to Crimea, which is tantamount to war against the Sudan." yanush reminded the king that behind Crimea, there are powerful Turks.


    At this time, the Ottoman Turkish Empire was a giant across Asia, Africa and Latin America, a country that could easily gather hundreds of thousands of troops.


    Seeing that king kazimiz would change his mind again, Alan was so worried that he couldn''t care about a little increase in the price and quickly opened the price to the highest.


    "Your Majesty, we Khan said that as long as you and the Republic of Poland help him recover, the Crimean Khan will be the most loyal ally of you and the Republic. After his recovery, Khan will form an alliance with the Republic and send troops to Ukraine to help the Republic fight against Cossacks."


    When Alan said this, pototsky, with his head down, laughed. The play between him and the king finally won the greatest interests for the Republic.


    From the beginning to the end, King kazimiz, pototsky and janush have long negotiated that they must help Muhammad gley, but the help of the Republic is not free, but in exchange for Muhammad gley to join the side of the Republic of Poland after his restoration.


    The kingdom of Sweden and the Kazakh emirate have secretly formed an alliance, and the Republic of Poland is equal to being attacked. Only when the Republic wins the Crimean Khanate again can it turn the Republic into the Kazakh emirate and play a counter role.


    The king kazimizh''s pretended hesitation and his obstruction were all means to oppress Alan to make concessions.


    Now that he got what he wanted, King kazimiz came up with the final plan: "Ambassador Alan, you must also know very well that if the Republic directly sends troops to Crimea, it will encounter fierce reaction and even war from the Turks, and the Cossacks will be alert, which is unfavorable to both your country and our country. Therefore, in order to avoid such a situation, the Republic will certainly help the restoration of the Khan, but not in the name of the Republic, but in the name of the Republic Send troops secretly, and these people will help Muhammad gley Khan in the name of mercenaries. "


    With that, King Kazimierz raised his head, looked over Alan and yanush and looked at Chechen.