Fourth Lord's Black Moonlight Queen

Chapter 817 Kyakta Treaty

The Treaty of Brensky was written in four languages: Manchu, Mongolian, Russian and Latin.

Regulations: Starting from the first Obo between Qiaktu and Erhuaitu Mountains, from here to the east, to the Ergun River, to the west, to the Shabinay Ridge, and to the Luocha Kingdom in the north, The south still belongs to the Qing Dynasty.

But when it comes to planning and surveying, the cunning Raksha Kingdom has drawn up a lot of places.

On June 25, the sixth year of Yongzheng, the envoys of the two countries formally signed the "Sino-Russian Kyakhta Treaty" in Kyakhta.

The "Treaty of Kyakta" has three versions: Manchu, Russian, and Latin. It made the same regulations on the border between the Qing Dynasty and the middle section of Luocha as the "Blensky Treaty".

But it reiterated that the reduction of the Udi River is still a pending area.

It also stipulates that Kyakta is a trading port between the two countries. In addition, Raksha merchants come to Beijing for trade once every three years, and the number of each time should not exceed 200;
The Qing Dynasty allowed the construction of the Orthodox Church in the Luocha State Mansion in the capital, and accepted Luocha students to study in the Qing Dynasty;

Both sides must strictly punish fugitives, cross-border theft and murderers, and so on.

The "Khakhta Treaty" gave the Raksha State more benefits than the "Nerchinsk Treaty".

Not only did the Qing Dynasty cede favorable areas on the border, but those who had never belonged to Rakshasa also obtained and possessed them.In this treaty, the Qing Dynasty suffered a disadvantage.

What's even worse is that the Qing Dynasty lost a large area of ​​territory because of the ignorance of the negotiating officials.

At this time, Li Jingui was gnashing his teeth angrily, wishing to cut those idiots to pieces immediately, for committing such a low-level mistake.

For this negotiation, Si Ye sent three trusted ministers to Kyakhta to negotiate with the Raksha people.

During the negotiation process, officials of the Qing Dynasty even made a joke.

The three court officials did not bring a map when they participated in the negotiations on the country's territory. They were so stupid that they used the Raksha people's map to divide it.

But the map of the Raksha people was tampered with. As a result, the three adults confusedly assigned the Baikal Lake area to the Raksha country.

Since then, this territory no longer belongs to the Qing Dynasty. You must know that the area of ​​this territory is 37 square kilometers, which is equivalent to the combined area of ​​Henan and Hebei provinces.

Lake Baikal is the name of the Raksha people. In the Qing Dynasty, it was called Beihai.

The Baikal Lake region is located in northern Mongolia and is part of the Mongolian 49 Banner.

There are abundant water and grass, and more than 350 rivers and rivers flow into it.

During the Han Dynasty, Su Wu was imprisoned here for 19 years, holding a scepter every day to look back to Han.

It has become a symbol of Chinese people's unyielding and integrity, and Su Wu's shepherd has been praised so far.

Since then, although the regime has been changing, this area has never been touched by the Raksha people.

Even the descendants of Genghis Khan, who had been driven back to Mongolia to herd sheep, did not give up this land.

Wala and Tatar successively controlled here.Until the Qing Dynasty unified the world, it still belonged to the Qing Dynasty.

But now... Beihai no longer belongs to the Qing Dynasty, it's sad and hateful!
As early as the time of Lord Kangxi, the Qing Dynasty had suffered from Raksha ghosts.

Lord Kangxi also sent his trusted minister, Suo'etu, to Nerchinsk on the border to negotiate with the Raksha people.

Before the representative of the Raksha Kingdom set off, the Tsar stated his bottom line, basically dividing the Far East with the Qing Dynasty.

When Suo'etu set off, Lord Kangxi also expressed his bottom line.

Unfortunately, the terms of the Nerchinsk Treaty were the bottom line of the Qing Dynasty.

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