The reason the Remit People initially chose to oppose the North Sea Empire and set up trade barriers throughout the entire Orthodox Alliance, hindering free trade, was essentially due to the trade conflict caused by the impact of industrialization on handicraft workshops.
When civil capital of the Netherland Kingdom was completely harvested, the upper institutions were severely strained, the Remit People fled entirely, and the whole country naturally experienced turmoil.
True gold and silver flowed out massively from this country, forcing the Netherland internally to shrink the silver supply.
The "Tulip Bubble" inevitably exceeded the financial realm, transforming into a severe impact on the real economy.
Those who were once in precarious situations, living on bank loans—handicraft workshop owners and factory owners—could no longer borrow new to repay old debts.
