First, the internal party strife in Korea today is also very fierce, even more intense than in the Ming Dynasty.
Previously there was the Eastern Party and the Western Party, and then the Eastern Party split into the Southern Party and the Northern Party, and they fought in a mess.
In such an extreme environment, it's not surprising that something strange appears.
Second, the monarchs and ministers of Korea were genuinely worried that the Ming Dynasty would take this opportunity to annex Korea.
Therefore, trying to exalt oneself on etiquette issues in an attempt to express "toughness" and "dignity" is a bit stern and inwardly tiring.
Cui Wukui was still arguing angrily with Zhao Jinggao, the far-reaching envoy of the Korean state, "The "Fan Guo Yi Note" you took was set by Emperor Gao, and has been changed in subsequent dynasties!"
Zhao Jinggao argued: "Our country has only received the "Fans Guoyi Note" issued by Emperor Gao Gao, and we only respect this as the old system!"
Then he probably felt that Cui Wukui was just a nobody and there was no need to waste words on Cui Wukui, so Zhao Jinggao turned to Lin Tailai and said firmly:
"The "Notes on the Rituals of the Domain" does not stipulate the fine etiquette for welcoming the imperial edict. It was King Sejong of our country who thought it was inappropriate to greet the imperial edict immediately, so he took the initiative to add the ceremony of bowing in order to give preferential treatment to the Ming Dynasty!
I would like to warn the general manager to clearly understand the painstaking efforts of our country, understand the difficulty of diplomatic relations, and not to do anything extraneous."
Human beings' joys and sorrows are not the same. Lin Tailai only thought that Zhao Jinggao was making a lot of noise. So he raised his head and shouted toward the door: "Where is the swordsman?"
The right protector Zhang Wu appeared outside the door with several big men, waiting for orders.
Lin Tailai pointed at Zhao Jinggao and ordered angrily: "Push this idiot out of the gate and behead him!"
Zhao Jing held his head high and his chest high, with no fear on his face. Lin Jinglue, who are you pretending to scare?
Intimidation and abuse are definitely not fighting! Whoever is a coward is the grandson!
Zhang Wu received the military order and led his men to push Zhao Jinggao outside the courtyard gate.
Zhao Jinggao looked disdainful. As long as he saw through this bluffing trick, there was nothing to be afraid of.
Isn't it just a deliberate use of this form to threaten oneself to change his mind? There are many similar things like this in the history books of the dynasties.
Can you really kill yourself? As long as you survive to the end, you will hear that someone will be spared.
Then Zhao Jinggao was forced to the ground. When he turned around, he saw a bright big knife.
The sword and ax were stuck across the neck without changing its direction. Zhao Jinggao was still thinking of saying a few harsh words to leave his name in history, but he saw the big sword chopped down without hesitation!
"What the fuck! Are you serious?" This was probably the voice of Zhao Jinggao, the North Korean military commander, at the last moment of his life.
Cui Wukui stood in front of the hall, looking at the head of the envoy from far away. He was so shocked that he couldn't say a complete sentence, "This, this, this"
The two countries are at war and they haven't beheaded the envoys. How can you, Lin Jinglue, directly behead the envoys of a friendly country?
Then Cui Wukui began to wonder, was Lin Jinglue the first person in history to kill an envoy from a friendly country?
At this moment, Lin Jinglue's voice came from the shadows deep in the lobby, "Cui Xingren, please send this head across the river without any explanation. Let North Korea find another distant envoy to negotiate."
As an old diplomat, Cui Wukui has never experienced anything like this.
Why can’t we agree on another one? Will we continue cutting?
After physically removing the annoying envoy, Lin Tailai felt much better and smiled at Li Rusong:
"I hate this kind of rude behavior the most in my life! A mere vassal state doesn't even want to kowtow and bow three times, but it actually thinks that bowing is giving me face?
I really don’t know what they think, anyway, I don’t want to deal with idiots who don’t know etiquette!”
Seeing his regular clothes, General Li, who was sitting sideways, suddenly felt that the chair under his butt was so hot.
Should I be more polite in my words and deeds?
Chapter completed!