Fulin Country, that is the Great Qin during the Han dynasty, sent envoys to the Song Dynasty over a hundred years ago, which is the Western Roman Empire.
After some explanations, it finally became clear to the people on the city wall.
But the County Magistrate evidently did not dare to open the city gate.
This so-called Great Qin envoy mission was heavily armed, exuding a powerful aura. People felt uncertain even across the city wall; who knows if opening the gate would be welcoming thieves?
The County Captain couldn't help but mutter, "They all say these foreign soldiers are unfit for battle, but why do these foreigners look so valiant?"
The Song Dynasty did maintain foreign soldiers at its borders, mostly consisting of Qiang and Tibetan people.
Liu Bowu quietly explained, "These Fulin people are not Qiang, not Tibetan soldiers, nor people from small countries in the Western Regions, but a major country west of the Western Regions, no less than the Green-robed Arabs."
