Why do foreign royals still recruit pirates?

Foreign royalty recruits pirates as long as they use the power of pirates to open the best passage between their country and other continents, including the American continent.

After all, pirates were the main force in the European Age of Discovery, and many sea lanes were opened up through pirates, and foreign royalty with the help of pirates not only opened up the first road, but also bribed pirates to intercept merchant ships on the sea of other countries, and weakened the naval power of other competing countries through this way.

Pirates are not just a group of wandering people, some of them may be composed of royal armies, and they generally disguise themselves as pirates and go to some important straits to rob the armies of other countries. For example, Francis of England once plundered the fleets of the Spanish colonies and brought back a large amount of gold and silver treasures, and this type of pirate is known as the royal pirates.

And during this period, these pirates received the permission or acquiescence of the royal family. They robbed and killed other countries' merchant ships and some sailors at will, and even more excessively, sometimes they would simply disembark and rush into the colonies of other countries to plunder.

Even during this period, some of them were able to go to special state agencies and departments to obtain certificates of piracy. Pirates who have received a pirate professional certificate can save their lives even if they are caught.

Choosing pirates as a strategy to strike at hostile countries was also one of the most time-saving and labor-saving ways at that time. The first time to implement this strategy was Queen Elizabeth of England, when there was a special pirate general to lead the pirates, so Elizabeth was also called the "Queen of Pirates" at that time.

Because there are many things that cannot be done in the open, they need the power of the shadows to do something for them that cannot be done openly.

When Elizabeth I succeeded to the throne, she faced a large debt from her predecessor. She had to spend cautiously during her reign, and the huge investment required to build the navy had to be scaled back. The use of pirates as a supplement to the British Navy was a compromise but also a productive policy.

Because the royal family wants to maintain their glorious image, it is inconvenient to do many shady things, and pirates can help them solve some things that cannot be solved in the open.

Because pirates can help do things that can't be put on the surface, and some countries were created by pirates.

Some things that are inconvenient for the royal family to come forward, or inconvenient to meddle in, need to be done by pirates, and recruiting pirates only needs to give money, and they do not need to be responsible for the aftermath.

There are more seas in the west, and the navigation industry is developed, so there are more pirates. Western royalty recruits pirates, just like ancient Chinese bandits recruit An.

Because the island kills people and exfiltrates goods without leaving the truth, just like the ancient Chinese powerful people who raised the door and died.

Recruit pirates to do things that are not easy to be exposed, and it is not easy to leave too many pies when they are investigated in the future.

It's a bit like how we admire Genghis Khan, Temujin, Nurhachi, and Huang Taiji. Although the Europeans and we were both pirates and barbarians were the victims.

Maybe it's those barbaric relics who want to go to the path of civilization and begin to pay attention to spiritual cultivation.

Because they all like to chase fashion, which is now fashion...

There are cells of fresh life and entertainment.

At that time, wigs were first made with ponytails. Later, it was made of wool.

It's a wig.

According to the research of historians and folklorists, the popular fashion tradition of wearing wigs in England began around the twelfth century, and people in the upper classes regarded wearing wigs as a fashion, a formal dress for formal occasions or salon gatherings, and a symbol of social status.

Just like nowadays people are wearing a tie is a meaning, habit and custom.

Now judges and lawyers in countries such as the United Kingdom and the United States wear wigs to highlight their importance and so on.

According to historians and folklorists, the popular fashion tradition of wearing wigs in England began around the twelfth century, and people in the upper classes regarded wearing wigs as a fashion, a formal attire for formal occasions or salon gatherings.

Wigs have a long history, as documented in ancient Egypt and the Roman Empire. However, the popularity of the upper class in Europe is generally believed to be around 1620, when Louis XIII wore a wig to hide his baldness, which caused the nobles who frequented the court to follow suit, and then swept Europe, so much so that even women wore various wigs to social occasions. By the sixties of the seventeenth century, this fashion was transmitted to the British Isles by King Charles II.

The diary of Samuel Pepys, an Englishman in the 17th century, is a true record of the history of the popularity of wigs in England. On November 2, 1663, Pepis learned of rumors that both the king and the duke would be wearing wigs, and the next day he was impatient to shave his hair and make it a wig. Peppis wrote:

It's still a little sad to say goodbye to my hair, but it's all over and I'm going to wear a wig." It can be seen that wigs are popular in the UK, and role models play a great role.

At present, the legal systems of the Commonwealth countries and many parts of the former British colonies still preserve this practice.

The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy, and the British royal family functions as a symbol of national cohesion, and does not have substantive power. The king is the nominal ruler and is hereditary. The Prime Minister is the supreme leader of the United Kingdom, elected by the people, and holds the highest executive power.

The Prime Minister may consult with the King on important matters, but the final decision rests with Parliament and the Prime Minister. The relationship between the British monarch and his close relatives is known by his name. Although there is no strict legal or formal definition of a member of the royal family, and there will be different members on different lists, those who hold the title of Her Majesty the King (HM) or HRH are generally considered members of the royal family.

The British system is a constitutional monarchy... That is to say, the power of the monarch is lower than that of parliament and is limited by parliament and law.

In the past, the British royal family had extremely high power, but after the "Glorious Revolution" in 1688, the original royal supremacy was overthrown, and the royal family became a nominal existence.

After betraying Captain Jack, he commanded the Black Pearl and made a name for himself in the Caspian Sea, and it is not an exaggeration to count him as 9 pirates, after all, he has excellent skills and has his own set.

There is no other ** or anything in the Caribbean, it is 1-4 movies, if you have any doubts, you can only rewatch the movie.

I'm also obsessed with the Pirates of the Caribbean series, we don't miss any details when we watch the movie, but at the same time, please don't take it seriously, it's just a great movie, it's still Disney. When it comes to Disney, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Jack are all fictional.

Barbossa accidentally picked up the token of one of the Nine Pirate Kings, that is, the false eyeball of the glass, and because of the token, he was recognized as the Pirate King =3=

He started out as a co-captain, and after betraying Jack, he became the captain of the Black Pearl. I think it should have been a captain for ten years to make a name for himself. But how could it be the earlier 9 pirate kings? So, I'm confused too!

"Pirate Royale" is also known as "Gentleman Pirate", English "buccaneer". At the beginning of the 16th century, piracy was rampant, with a wide variety of ships laden with ** and other cargo sailing around the world, and competing interests and colonial ambitions made it easy to legalize brutal piracy. At that time, British privateers could attack and rob Spanish cargo ships with impunity.

The "privateering license" was used by each country as a national tool to strengthen the navy, which could give the country an additional maritime force capable of attacking enemy merchant ships out of thin air without increasing the budget. These pirates who have ** and state backing are called "pirates royale".

I know that I have the strength to extinguish it, but I can't destroy it! Taking China as an example, each time three ships are sent to escort the pirates, just by virtue of the ** on board, which time can easily drive the pirates away, pay attention, it is to drive away, not to eliminate.

Only in this way can China have enough reason to send different escorts every year, nominally escorts, but in fact to familiarize themselves with the waterways, the climate, conduct ocean-going navigation training, and from time to time on the road can also have a real combat exercise.

Only by constantly exploring the ocean in this way can we build a real deep blue navy!

If all the pirates are really eliminated, the reason for the navy to escort the pirates will not be valid, is it really allowed to let China follow the example of the US military and go to people's doorsteps all day long on the grounds of freedom of navigation, don't forget, our China is a country of etiquette!

The pirate ship can't get it, but you can buy it, or go to the royal recreation area to worship, the probability of worshipping is relatively low, but it will come out. My royal family 2 worshipped for more than a month, and I went out once. Good luck and a few more times. Hope to adopt.