God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Beigui clearly possesses the strength to completely crush the South, but has not been able to achieve his wish, and a large part of the reason is because of this.

The Dayuezhi, who were born into a nomadic people, still retained nomadic customs in many aspects, including their own unique tribes and branches.

Although nominally a group, united around Vasudeva I, the current Kushan emperor, the actual situation is completely different.

Whether it was due to instigation or hatred between each other, the many branches of Beigui were not as harmonious as imagined, and there were even many complaints between them.

But for someone like Barak, this is completely normal.

How can there be no struggles among people? How can there be no disagreements among people?
The Kushans in the north, whether they were the former Yuezhi or the current people, have a population of millions. How could they be united and work together towards a common goal?

If this can be achieved, what is a Brahmin? Just a piece of scum that can be destroyed with a single move.

The people among the Northern nobles are actually not much different from the major nobles of Parthia, and are even more complicated.

These include nobles, religious beliefs, local forces, etc. The different interests of each other have led to various differences, and the directions derived from them are difficult to be the same.

Even Vasudeva I, as a member of the royal family of the Kushan Empire, needed to ensure that his power would not be intimidated by others in order to maintain the dignity of the emperor. Otherwise, he would basically only be able to be decent.

The support behind the royal family came from one of the five branches of the Yuezhi. As for the other branches of the Yuezhi, Vasudeva I would be able to secure his position as emperor as long as there was not much resistance.

Even the royal family is so complicated, not to mention other people, who are even more complicated than the royal family.

This involves the entire Central Asian region, millions of people, millions of troops, and hundreds of legions. How difficult would it be to unite them?

There were wise men who tried to unify all of this, but they failed because they were always sabotaged and plotted against by others.

It is always easier to destroy the relationship between people than to trust it, not to mention that there are contradictions in the relationship itself. If you want to consolidate the relationship, it not only takes time, but also trust and efforts from each other.

So after everyone was quiet, Barak reorganized his words and then said the theme of the day, "The army that the Brahmins assembled with great force seems to have been defeated according to the latest news. Whether it was the first time or the second time, they did not gain any advantage. From this aspect, it can be seen that the power of the Brahmins is indeed much weaker than before. So in the future, I think many people will come to you to discuss how to attack the Brahmins and completely make the people in the south surrender under our iron hoof. Here I still set a general tone. This is related to national defense and cannot be lost, so everyone..."

As a loyal Barak, he naturally wanted to maintain the unity of the country and also wanted to maintain the face of the country. The existence of Vasudeva I itself was the greatest face of the country.

Therefore, on this basis, in order to ensure the integrity of the country, we cannot do such things as taking advantage of others’ misfortunes in order to profit from them.

Although Barak is from the north, he can still barely accept the current system.

Let people in the South who are good at growing grain grow grain and then hand over the harvested grain to the North. They don't have to engage in production and can still guarantee their own interests. Why not do it?

Under this main theme, the elite troops stationed in this area, as well as the elite troops in various defense zones, are all meant to be unable to leave this place. Any changes and modifications may cause others to be wary, thus causing worse consequences. No one knows better than them how capable the northern army is.

Whether in terms of quantity or quality, the advantages they have are much stronger than those of the South.

The most important thing is the northern cavalry, which can be deployed to the battlefield in the shortest time and create a huge advantage on the battlefield, thereby defeating the enemy and winning the war.

Especially the combat effectiveness of these elite standing troops can be regarded as the pillar of the country.

One central command, five district commands, and one reserve command. The troops they hold, combined together, amount to more than 200,000 elite troops, enough to influence the future of the country.

It can be said that the importance of Barak and these troops at this mountain pass is completely the lifeline of the country.

If Vasudeva I did not trust Barak, or if Barak was not loyal to Vasudeva I, Peshawar, the capital of the Kushan Empire, would instantly feel a fatal threat.

Because this place is too close to Peshawar, even if there are Royal Guards around Peshawar, it cannot change this reality.

So under Zhu Helai's instructions, Vasudeva I finally gave Barak an order to maintain stability.

As long as the army within this radiation range does not move, no matter how hard the northern army tries or how many ideas they have, it will be difficult for them to reach the south in a short period of time and take advantage of this opportunity to add insult to injury.

As long as we get through this period of time and allow the South to temporarily recover, there will be no problem in dealing with the small-scale Northern army.

As one of the supporters of Vasudeva I and a great noble loyal to him, Barak agreed to this order which took the general situation into consideration without much thought.

Therefore, this meeting between the defense commanders began with this purpose in mind.

As for the quarrel between Cabbage and others, it was just an appetizer to liven up the atmosphere.

The other commanders were basically middle-aged men, the main force in the world today, a group of people at the peak of their powers, so even asking questions was a kind of appreciation and encouragement, but also a test.

If these things were not available, who would use them to test and understand Cabbage?

We are all district commanders. If it weren't for the age difference, we should all be in a relationship of competition and collaboration. However, because of the age difference, other people will not treat Kabechi, the designated next successor, with such an attitude.

"Having said this, what do you think?" Barak explained in detail the cause and process of an incident, then looked at the people present and asked his own questions like a hesitant person.

After hearing this question, the crowd lost their previous excitement and fell into silence... (End of this chapter)