God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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It is precisely because of this that even though Brah has joined the Brahmin system, his class has not changed to Brahmin, but to Kshatriya.

Although this class cannot meet the prerequisite, if we think about Vasudeva I, who was a member of the Kshatriya class in the Brahmin system, we will understand the arrogance and pride of the Brahmins in this regard.

However, there are always unexpected things. At least for the Brahmins, class transition is possible, but there is no conventional way.

Through special channels, other people can also complete the class transition. If there are only a few places, ordinary Brahmins have this right.

However, most Brahmins will not use this right. Even if using this power can bring them terrible benefits, most people will not use it.

Because every Brahmin class can grasp the greatest benefits without going through this method, they will naturally not relax restrictions in this regard.

However, for Brah, the Brahmins still gave him enough benefits and temptations.

Just by coming to the south, he gave the rank of Kshatriya and then gave a clear plan.

"As long as I accomplish all of this and perform it well, I can complete the rituals under the guidance of many Brahmins and become a Kshatriya with real power under the great Brahmin system, with a noble Kshatriya identity..." Brach recalled what the Brahmins had said to him before, and his tone couldn't help but carry a hint of sarcasm.

The stability of the class, even as a member of the Northern Nobles, he naturally knew this.

However, in order to fight against their opponents, the Brahmins were willing to give up even their own class quotas and give out rewards.

But the problem is that this system seems to have many pitfalls. Even giving such a class quota to Vasudeva I still seems a bit strange.

There are many malicious thoughts among them. If you think about it, you will know how many traps are buried there.

Not bad, Brach sighed heavily, but didn't care about it at all.

While the Brahmins were using him, he was also using the Brahmins.

He also had some idea of ​​what the Beigui people were thinking, but Brach, who had not stayed in the Beigui region for a long time, did not have that kind of obsession with the princess. Instead, he was more obsessed with this country, or in other words, more obsessed with the greatness that this country showed.

In order to achieve the unification of the country, countless people were put in, but none of them accomplished anything. Naturally, Brach also wanted to work hard in this regard to fulfill this dream.

And this expansion and expansion meant unprecedented opportunities and treatment for Brach.

On the surface, bringing these Brahmin areas under the rule of the country does not change the fact that these areas are actually still ruled by Brahmins, but it can be regarded as a superficial improvement.

His performance in this regard and his position made it easier for him to place personnel there, giving him certain executive and control powers. Most importantly, in this process, he could gradually transform the Brahmin army into his own army.

But now it seems that the change of the army's command has been a complete failure. These soldiers may be able to kill the enemy under his command, but they will never point their weapons at the Brahmins. If they can't even do this, it will naturally not be considered a success.

"General, if we go further, we will enter the Soma Kingdom, don't you think?" As the war continued, relevant intelligence information came almost before entering the Soma Kingdom, providing accurate information.

"Soma?" When Brach heard the name of this country and thought about its specific situation, he knew that this country was definitely not his opponent.

However, after conquering this country, if you go eastward, you will reach the Wenge Kingdom, and east of the Wenge Kingdom is the former Yelang Kingdom, but by now, it should have been renamed long ago.

It can be said that Brahe, who had marched a long way, also felt how vast the world was and how outrageous it was.

To be honest, the territory he has taken over during this period of time is almost as big as that of Northern Guizhou, which means that it seems that the South will definitely win this competition.

But thinking about his own identity, Brach smiled again. But after all, he was in front of everyone, so he had to maintain the heroic demeanor of a military commander, so he said, "Suma country, huh? Take them down!"

To be honest, these so-called countries are actually a bunch of tribes and indigenous countries, and their combat effectiveness is really not that good.

Compared with the thirty-six kingdoms in the Western Regions in the past, the gap is quite obvious. Apart from becoming a string of numbers on the record, which can be said to be more face-saving, there is basically nothing to be sentimental about.

When the Soma Kingdom faced this invincible army in the South Asian subcontinent, no one from top to bottom felt that they could win, and they did not have the courage or faith to resist.

What's more, they are just natives, and even their faith is the Brahman system. Everything they do is for Brahma, not to mention the national system and patriotism.

With the Brahmins inside, the resistance of the Soma Kingdom is no different from that of the countries it has encountered before.

After arriving at the Kingdom of Soma, Brach finally ordered his soldiers to stop temporarily and prepare to start thinking about subsequent methods and plans.

Before sending out the troops, he had never thought that he would be able to conquer such a vast area, and that such a vast area would still accompany them in their operations.

From this perspective, the cost paid by the Brahmins in order to defeat the north in this regard is not low. Although it is most likely just an open declaration, it also exposes the Brahmins' actual ruling area, population and specific power.

It seems that the Brahmins' motivation and confidence to face the Northern Guis are no joke.

Just from the data collected and put together on paper, we can feel the real gap between the South and the North.

It is reflected in the comparison of population, food quantity, weapons reserves, available manpower, etc., all numbers that may affect the final outcome of the war.

During the revision process, Brahe directly sorted out the relevant data and sent it to Vasudeva I through secret channels.

"I hope that with this information and intelligence, Your Majesty can make a better decision. Kushan, we cannot have such a huge turmoil again..." Brach looked to the west and sighed... (End of this chapter)