The news of gold discovered in the Congo Territory quickly spread domestically in Spain and then extended to other parts of Europe beyond Spain.
The news of the gold mines immediately caught the attention of the nobility. Some nobles, who had plantations in the Congo Territory, immediately dispatched people to the area where gold was discovered to search for other gold mines. Some did discover new gold mines, but the scale of these new mines was not as large as imagined.
The location of the gold mines is in the northeastern part of the Congo Territory, an absolute inland area of Africa. It can be said that apart from Spanish colonizers, almost no other country's colonizers have set foot in these areas.
This also allowed Spain to eagerly promote the discovery of gold mines in the Congo Territory, which was basically a piece of meat in Spain's mouth, and no other countries had the right to share a slice of the pie.
