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Yingdalan Government Warmly Recieves Hanzen Delegation, Announces Breakthrough in Ties
3 April 4743
Minister of Rites and Education Gou Zexian, accompanied by His Highness Crown Prince Yu Gong, greeted Crown Prince Khemkhaeng and the Hanzenese delegation upon their arrival and escorted them to the Heavenly Palace after a short visit with the press. As is tradition for head of state visits, the Hanzenese delegation would stay in the inner palace, denoting the warmth and affection between the Yingdalan people and the visiting nation.
The day after the arrival of Crown Prince Khemkhaeng began a private welcome breakfast between the Son of Heaven, members of the House of Yu, and the Hanzenese Royal Family. After the small banquet, the Son of Heaven himself gave a tour of the Heavenly Palace, paying special attention to areas where Prince Khemkhaeng's ancestors may have visiting during the reign of the Yu Dynasty. The real business of the visit began shortly thereafter with government-to-government meetings.
Leading the Yingdalan side was the trio of leaders known as the "three dukes", super ministers considered of higher rank and influence than the cabinet, Grand Preceptor Jiang Ji, Grand Protector Yan Song, and Grand Mentor Ji Hua. Prime Minister Gu Yun and the other cabinet ministers played more of a supporting role, discussing economic, cultural, and defense issues. After the meeting, the Son of Heaven hosted a state banquet to welcome Crown Prince Khemkhaeng and the Hanzenese delegation, as well as to celebrate the historic Yingdala-Hanzen relationship. There, His Majesty granted Prince Khemkhaeng 1,000 bolts of silk and a jade seal for the King of Hanzen.
Following a day of meetings was a day of experiences. The Yingdalan-Hanzenese group toured the National University in Tian'an, visited the Altar of Heaven and Ancestral Temple, and toured the Tian'an facilities of Da Zhan Industries and Da Gong Construction. They also took an opportunity to travel outside the city limits to visit farming communities to witness firsthand the enthusiasm for the Yingdala-Hanzen relationship.
Before the Hanzen delegation moved on to its next destination, the Yingdalan government announced a comprehensive treaty the granted Hanzen most favored nation and preferential status in trade with Yingdala (and vice versa), military-to-military exchanges and security cooperation, the posting of Yingdalan technical advisers to assist with economic development, and the expansion of bilateral investment. To further cement the relationship, it was announced that Crown Prince Yu Gong would wed Hanzen's Princess Samorn in 4744. The wedding would mark a new beginning for Yingdala-Hanzen ties.
Originally posted by Liu Che on Apr 30, 2020.
Yingdalan Government Warmly Recieves Hanzen Delegation, Announces Breakthrough in Ties
3 April 4743
Minister of Rites and Education Gou Zexian, accompanied by His Highness Crown Prince Yu Gong, greeted Crown Prince Khemkhaeng and the Hanzenese delegation upon their arrival and escorted them to the Heavenly Palace after a short visit with the press. As is tradition for head of state visits, the Hanzenese delegation would stay in the inner palace, denoting the warmth and affection between the Yingdalan people and the visiting nation.
The day after the arrival of Crown Prince Khemkhaeng began a private welcome breakfast between the Son of Heaven, members of the House of Yu, and the Hanzenese Royal Family. After the small banquet, the Son of Heaven himself gave a tour of the Heavenly Palace, paying special attention to areas where Prince Khemkhaeng's ancestors may have visiting during the reign of the Yu Dynasty. The real business of the visit began shortly thereafter with government-to-government meetings.
Leading the Yingdalan side was the trio of leaders known as the "three dukes", super ministers considered of higher rank and influence than the cabinet, Grand Preceptor Jiang Ji, Grand Protector Yan Song, and Grand Mentor Ji Hua. Prime Minister Gu Yun and the other cabinet ministers played more of a supporting role, discussing economic, cultural, and defense issues. After the meeting, the Son of Heaven hosted a state banquet to welcome Crown Prince Khemkhaeng and the Hanzenese delegation, as well as to celebrate the historic Yingdala-Hanzen relationship. There, His Majesty granted Prince Khemkhaeng 1,000 bolts of silk and a jade seal for the King of Hanzen.
Following a day of meetings was a day of experiences. The Yingdalan-Hanzenese group toured the National University in Tian'an, visited the Altar of Heaven and Ancestral Temple, and toured the Tian'an facilities of Da Zhan Industries and Da Gong Construction. They also took an opportunity to travel outside the city limits to visit farming communities to witness firsthand the enthusiasm for the Yingdala-Hanzen relationship.
Before the Hanzen delegation moved on to its next destination, the Yingdalan government announced a comprehensive treaty the granted Hanzen most favored nation and preferential status in trade with Yingdala (and vice versa), military-to-military exchanges and security cooperation, the posting of Yingdalan technical advisers to assist with economic development, and the expansion of bilateral investment. To further cement the relationship, it was announced that Crown Prince Yu Gong would wed Hanzen's Princess Samorn in 4744. The wedding would mark a new beginning for Yingdala-Hanzen ties.
Originally posted by Liu Che on Apr 30, 2020.
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