Chapter 510: New Ships (1/2)

21st January 1658

Akhand Bhartiya Empire, Imperial Capital Bengaluru 

It has already been a week since the negotiation of the treaty ended. The Treaty of Bengaluru was a great success for the Bharatiya Empire . Not only was the Empire able to avoid a war with the Spanish Empire, but it was also able to firmly grasp the economy of the Spanish Empire for at least the next five years or more.

Naturally, this was not known to the Spanish, as due to limited knowledge, they agreed upon things they initially thought were not of much importance.

When drafting the treaty, the Minister of Justice Bhuvan, with the assistance of Minister of Finance Jagannath Mohan, wrote the different clauses in such a way that they provided significant strategic economic advantages for the Bharatiya Empire Over the Spanish Empire in the long term.