I am Peter III, Emperor of the Hexagon of the Goose Kingdom

Chapter 146 Warning to Johanna, Secret Letter to Frederick
Seeing Peter's indifferent expression, Johanna couldn't help biting her lips and said:
"Your Majesty, you have to give me a privilege, otherwise it will be really difficult for me to see you."

Peter glanced at Johanna and frowned slightly.

He walked and stared at Johanna without saying a word, but the atmosphere gradually stagnated, and Johanna couldn't help but change when she saw Peter's expression.

Peter said lightly:
"You have to know who you are. If you want to be the Duchess from Anhalt, I will naturally respect you and won't treat you like this."

"But since you want to be the Queen of Sweden, you must know that Sweden will not defy Russia, do you agree?"

Johanna was concerned about the Queen of Sweden, she lowered herself down and hugged Peter's leg, and said without hesitation in a submissive manner:

"Your Majesty, I agree, everything in my future, everything in Sweden, belongs to you."

Peter nodded and said:

"The obedient person will get what she will get. As for the privilege, only I can see you, not you come to see me."

Johanna bowed her head deeply:
"Yes, Your Majesty."

Then Peter said slowly:
"Russia's ambassador to Sweden is Nikita Panin. When he returns to Russia, he will handle your affairs. Whatever you sign, Sweden will settle for you. Understand?"

Johanna said respectfully:
"Yes, Your Majesty, everything is at your command."

Peter smiled, and Johanna couldn't help but feel relieved when she saw it. Only now did she realize that she was still holding His Majesty's leg, but she didn't let go.

Peter glanced at her and shook his head slightly.

He thought about Nikita Panin.

Panin's father was a general under Peter the Great. He himself was a disciple of Bestutev and would be Yekaterina's right-hand man in the future.

When Ekaterina staged a coup, he was one of the three musketeers, the others being Orlov and Ekaterina Vorontsova.

It's just that Panin is a staunch Paulist at first, which is somewhat different from the other two.

Paul was already born at that time, and Panin's goal was to make Ekaterina regent instead of becoming emperor herself, and the power would be handed over after Paul became an adult.

It was only later that Ekaterina gradually showed her ability to be diligent and gentle in government affairs, and Panin gradually lost her mind and devoted herself to assisting her.

This person was first sent to Denmark, and later transferred to Sweden as a minister. He was stationed in Sweden for 12 years. He is a rare species recognized by the Swedes.

Because he is cultivated, experienced, and open-minded, he overturned the Swedish perception of Russians.

What is currently believed in is Bestutev's diplomatic principles of being pro-Austrian, British, and anti-Prussian.

This is also a talent, and Peter believes that in addition to Bestutev, Panin will also play a full role in the emergence of a queen in Sweden.

After reassuring Johanna and reiterating that he would respect her as long as she respected Russia's interests, Peter walked out.

As an emperor, Ekaterina's father, younger siblings and him are somewhat restrained.

The prince was reticent, and the two children were trembling because of his status as emperor. Peter simply let them live here in peace, told the maid to do everything they needed, and went out.

"Your Majesty, thank you for your kindness to my family."

After returning to their palace, Ekaterina expressed her gratitude to Peter.

Peter smiled slightly. Ekaterina didn't know that Johanna would become the Queen of Sweden, except for the relevant important ministers who kept tight-lipped, that is, Vivian, who took notes for the meeting.

Obviously, on such a big matter, and with a confidentiality agreement signed, Vivienne is not a talkative person.

"I will treat your family the same as mine, and hope that the prince and your younger siblings will enjoy their glory in Russia for a long time."

Peter responded.

Ekaterina didn't think much of it, she saluted Peter and felt extremely happy.

She has a bright future, will become a queen, and her family will be entertained by His Majesty, what could make her more comfortable than this?

"Your Majesty, if you are willing to give up, please let me dance for you."

Ekaterina said with a joyful expression.

"it is good."

Peter clapped his hands and ordered the maids to bring some sets of dance costumes. This palace is big enough for Yeka to display.

In Yeka's graceful dance, Peter found that the princess from Anhalt had begun to transform.

Maybe she was not very beautiful when she was a child, but now she is amazingly beautiful.

Then at the invitation of Ekaterina, Peter also danced with her.

While the two were dancing, a carriage drove from Moscow to St. Petersburg, and from there to their respective countries either by land or by sea.

They brought secret letters from the ambassadors of various countries to Russia.

There are countless letters sent from Russia to all over the world every day, and no one will check them in detail.

……

The capital of Prussia, Berlin.

A confidential letter has been sent here.

Frederick was a wise monarch.

He is open-minded, energetic, has a keen political mind, loves literature and art, is skilled in politics, and pursues a ruthless policy of governing the country.

Frederick was full of dreams when he was young, but his body was slender. He often had curly hair that grew to his waist. He liked to wear flowered clothes, read French writers, wrote poems in French, and played chamber music with violin, harpsichord and flute. Music, created nearly a hundred flute sonatas and concertos.

But he was often beaten by his father Frederick I, Frederick William, because of his lack of manliness.

He also had a frail cousin, Teresa, whom he almost married, who later became Queen of Hungary, now Queen of Austria, and hated Frederick to the bone.

As time passed, Frederick William's beating of Frederick had to stop, because four years earlier, in 1740, Frederick became king.

At this time Frederick was holding a secret letter from Madfield.

The ambassador was ordered by the empress to leave the country within half a year, but firstly, the time had not yet come, and secondly, since Peter ascended the throne, there might still be room for change.

"Your Majesty, I must say that Peter the Younger of Holstein has done us great good by becoming Emperor of Russia, if you forgive me, if you are willing to retract your Empress Elizabeth's comments, And praise the queen, I believe that Peter will become a force that is consistent with us, he worships you from the bottom of his heart, but because of your humiliation to his aunt, he has to keep a distance from you, in this kind of Under the premise, we will have room to deal with Bestutev..."

After some words, he also gave his evaluation of Peter III at the end of the letter:

"Before Peter became the emperor, the crown prince was withdrawn, a little crazy, and had countless minor problems. It was difficult for the Russians to like him. This was confirmed after he became the emperor. In the ambassador’s aristocratic manor, he openly pampered the hostess of the manor, a dignified noble widow, on a bright carriage, and he jumped off the carriage naked in a grand manner, and beat the Danish ambassador like a king..."

(End of this chapter)