Some Early Russo Chinese Relations
Some Early Russo Chinese Relations
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They emphasized the f?ct that it would be dangerous to send the fugitive by way of the territory of the Kalmuks, then at war with the Turguts, and enquired whether the route by Siberia would not be the best, and the safest. Ayuki promised to consult with the father and the elder brother of Araptchur.
In the second audience Ayuki gave his replies to the ques- tions raised at the first audience, and they were no less subtle and diplomatic than the questions asked by the Chinese. Ayuki left the Em...peror to decide the matter as seemed to him best. The route from the south, said he, was as a matter of fact closed, and if the embassy did not care to ask the Tsar's permission to pass through Siberia, Ayuki would do so; but then the northern route remained the only practic- able one between the Turguts and China, dependent entirely on the good will of Russia, and should Russia, worried by too many requests, refuse access, then the Turguts would be cut off from China. The embassy ought, he suggested, on its return to submit the matter to the Emperor and draw his attention to this difficulty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They emphasized the f?ct that it would be dangerous to send the fugitive by way of the territory of the Kalmuks, then at war with the Turguts, and enquired whether the route by Siberia would not be the best, and the safest. Ayuki promised to consult with the father and the elder brother of Araptchur.
In the second audience Ayuki gave his replies to the ques- tions raised at the first audience, and they were no less subtle and diplomatic than the questions asked by the Chinese. Ayuki left the Em...peror to decide the matter as seemed to him best. The route from the south, said he, was as a matter of fact closed, and if the embassy did not care to ask the Tsar's permission to pass through Siberia, Ayuki would do so; but then the northern route remained the only practic- able one between the Turguts and China, dependent entirely on the good will of Russia, and should Russia, worried by too many requests, refuse access, then the Turguts would be cut off from China. The embassy ought, he suggested, on its return to submit the matter to the Emperor and draw his attention to this difficulty.
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