"You see, at least we can guarantee your personal safety. As long as you don't touch the forbidden, your life of wealth and nobility is absolutely secured." Ying An smiled as he spoke to the dwarf negotiation representative, whose face resembled soil.
The Tang Country generously canceled the unconditional surrender clause, offering a more dignified statement: Emperor Binghan the First accepts the title conferred by the Emperor of the Great Tang Empire, becoming a Marquis of the Great Tang Empire...
Well, indeed only a Marquis, because in terms of titles, the Great Tang Empire is still very stingy: apart from the early-on created Duke of Egret, only His Majesty's father-in-law could be given a Duke title...
Clearly, dwarves are at a natural disadvantage in this regard; Binghan the First doesn't have a Princess to marry Tang Mo. Even if he had a Princess, he couldn't send her before His Majesty The Emperor of the Great Tang Empire.
