As a former student who studied in the United Kingdom, Rama VI naturally had a considerable understanding of East Africa, who had a "stalemate" with the British in the South African war. After all, when it comes to the influence of countries on the nations in the South Sea Region, several traditional powers, including the already declining Netherlands and Portugal, have a deep-rooted presence in the area.
Currently, the United Kingdom is the flagbearer in the South Sea Region, and there is no local country that does not fear the British, except, of course, the uncivilized natives in the jungles who are unafraid of life and death.
In fact, the more uncivilized these natives are, the more indifferent they seem to be about life and death. After all, their living environment is too harsh, and death and injury are commonplace for them.
As an ancient civilization in the South Sea Region, Siam is evidently much more "clever," which also leads to its current weakness in foreign diplomacy.
