[PRC] Communication to the Rattanakosin Kingdom

[Dutchy]

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
People's Republic of China​

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Recipient: Pongpol Adireksarn, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Rattanakosin Kingdom (Alex)
Cc: Lei Yu, Ambassador to the Rattanakosin Kingdom
Subject: Establishment of Bilateral Relations
Attachment: Letter of Credence
Classification: SECURE

Minister,

It is with great honour that I write this communique, the People's Republic of China has recently undergone a transition of power as we pave the way for a new and brighter future. With the election of President Zhou Tan, and the appointment of his government led by Premier Kai Kwan, China rises from the depths and rejoins the international community.

The People's Republic is eager to further develop regional cooperation with nations in Asia. If possible, I hope to dispatch our ambassador, Lei Yu, to meet with yourself or a representative of your government to discuss possible areas of future cooperation, as well as solidify bilateral relations between our nations.

Yours Sincerely,

Jian Yin
Minister of Foreign Affairs

 

[Alex]

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs​

To: Minister Jian Yin From: Minister Pongdol Adireksarn Dearest Minister Jian, First, I must apologize for my extreme delay in responding to your e-mail. Second, congratulations to you and your government on rising to power and I welcome you back to the international community. The Rattanakosin Kingdom is also eager to develop relations with your nation. I would be more than happy to meet with this Ambassador Lei Yu at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' headquarters: Sri Ayutthaya Building. The building is located in Bangkok, please notify me of the Ambassador's departure and I'll assure that all proper preparations are made for them and their entourage. Kindest Regards, Pongdol Adireksarn Minister of Foreign Affairs Rattanakosin Kingdom

Dutchy

 

[Dutchy]

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
People's Republic of China​

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Recipient: Pongpol Adireksarn, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Rattanakosin Kingdom (Alex)
Cc: Lei Yu, Ambassador to the Rattanakosin Kingdom
Subject: Establishment of Bilateral Relations
Attachment: Letter of Credence
Classification: SECURE

Minister,

It is with great sadness that I have been informed of the passing of Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn at Shanghai Jiahui International Hospital. I would like to assure you that the People's Republic shall do everything it can to arrange and conduct the honourable transfer of the Crown Prince's remains back to the Rattanakosin Kingdom. I will be recalling Ambassador Lei Yu to China in order to lead the operation, I furthermore welcome the Kingdom to send a representative to Shanghai to act as liaison.

Upon completion of the transfer, we understand if any meeting between the Ambassador and yourself must be delayed while the Kingdom mourns its loss.

Yours Sincerely,

Jian Yin
Minister of Foreign Affairs

 

[Alex]

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs​

To: Minister Jian Yin From: Minister Pongdol Adireksarn Dearest Minister Jian, I thank you for assuring the honorable and safe transfer of our Crown Prince's body. I personally believe that the most respectful way of delivering his body back to his home would be via ship, however, if that is not possible then a plane will suffice more than enough. Once his body arrives in Bangkok, the Rattanakosin Kingdom will be able to handle everything from there. Despite this enormous tragedy, I will still be able to meet with the Chinese Ambassador to discuss the various points that you have to bring up with us and vice versa. Please let me know when your Ambassador is available and I shall make the proper preparations. Kindest Regards, Pongdol Adireksarn Minister of Foreign Affairs Rattanakosin Kingdom

Dutchy

 

[Alex]

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs​

To: Minister Jian Yin From: Minister Pongdol Adireksarn Dear Minister Jian, It has been two weeks now since our last communication. While I understand that China pays no attention to anything regarding culture or history, the Rattanakosin Kingdom requires that a dead's body be delivered for funeral rights as soon as possible... or in this case, what is left of his body as he has now been rotting in Shanghai for weeks. Is there an issue that I must be notified of regarding the transfer of our Crown Prince's body from China to the Rattanakosin Kingdom? If China is unable to perform this task then the Kingdom will gladly take it from here and assure that the transfer of his body from Shanghai to Bangkok is done via ship or aircraft. Our Crown Prince has been deceased for some time now and this delay is not helping matters regarding his funeral, cremation, and his family and country's mourning. Furthermore, the proper preservation methods have not been performed and if his body is not delivered soon then the proper mourning ceremonies will not be able to be performed. Kindest Regards, Pongdol Adireksarn Minister of Foreign Affairs Rattanakosin Kingdom

Dutchy

 

[Dutchy]

An Airbus A319 would take off from Beijing International Airport and made the short trip to Shanghai Pudong International Airport. The Ambassador who had previously made his way back from Thailand to oversee the process, however he was becoming increasingly frustrated by the hospital administrators who kept refusing to release the body without proper payment for their services.

After continuous demands the Ambassador had grown tired and made a call to the Central government, who gave him the all clear to proceed with the necessary measures. The Ambassador called on the local police force who arrested all those blocking the release of the Crown Prince. All detainees were to be taken to the local police station before being handed over the the MSS, who'd ensure that no trace of their arrest would remain in the records.

With the obstruction removed, the body which had been kept in the best possible state in accordance with customs by the hospital staff, would be transferred to the waiting aircraft. With clearance received from air traffic control the Airbus A319 proceeded on its journey to Bangkok.

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The crew, upon nearing Thai airspace, requested permission to enter and proceed to Bangkok International Aiport. Once clearance was received the aircraft made its way through Thai airspace before safely landing and taxiing to the assigned stand. The Ambassador disembarked the plane, hoping to meet a representative of the Rattanakosin Kingdom.

Alex