God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"It's not necessary for every member of the Maurya Legion to become a Kshatriya. I'm not stupid enough to that extent..." Rahul looked into the distance and began his explanation.

Of course, this is also because Shawal is a person who suits his mood, and this matter really needs to be implemented in order to ensure the combat effectiveness of the Peacock Legion. Otherwise, he doesn't want to explain.

In order to transform class identity, when returning to Brahma after death, one can better atone sins and make the next reincarnation better.

Under the influence of the general environment, there are countless low-caste people who have this belief. In pursuit of a pitiful opportunity for transformation, the will and fighting power they unleash are enough to make them do anything, even facing death. Therefore, the fighting power and obedience they unleash will reach another height, a height that is enough for Rahul to do whatever he wants.

So what Rahul has to do is to promise all of this and then realize it, so that these soldiers can understand what it means to distinguish between rewards and punishments, and also let these soldiers understand that even death cannot change this.

So in this process, the number of Kshatriya quotas that Rahul needed was actually not that many.

Turning everyone into Kshatriyas and military aristocrats is not a good thing. That is not the result Rahul wants.

For military reasons, set up a tempting fruit, then give full play to the soldiers' own subjective initiative, and then make the soldiers stronger.

Among all the ways, the transformation of identity is the most tempting and also the most cost-effective.

Once someone gets the thing that is used to seduce people, if they want to exercise their subjective initiative again, they must come up with a bigger bait, which is a very difficult thing for Rahul.

Therefore, the identity of Kshatriya is destined to be impossible to be issued to everyone.

Only by keeping people in suspense can you induce them to keep working hard for it. Of course, if others do the required things, Rahul will naturally fulfill his promise.

This kind of real change, appearing before the soldiers' eyes, can arouse their enthusiasm and guide their pursuit.

And it is not impossible to change all the personnel into Kshatriyas, but at that time, it will no longer be a purely military purpose.

The purpose changed from military to political, from bottom to top, while coercing the Brahmins, the fall of theocracy to imperial power was completed.

However, to really achieve this level, we still have to rely on Vasudeva I and show enough confidence and determination.

And this confidence needs to be reassured and the faith between each other needs to be re-established after Rahul's trust was once betrayed.

Of course, if it really turns into a political goal, the combat effectiveness of the Peacock Legion will naturally drop significantly.

The combat effectiveness that an army formed by military nobles can exert is probably at its lower limit.

As for the upper limit and such, now that they have obtained everything they wanted, will these low-caste soldiers still work as hard as they did before?

It can be said that from the moment the Maurya Army was established and Rahul implemented the relevant temptation policy, he had already prepared the road.

"So General Rahul, I wonder how many places you are going to prepare?" Shawal rubbed his face forcibly, forced a smile, and asked as gently as possible.

"Not much, 10% is enough!" Rahul estimated the training mortality rate, battlefield mortality rate, etc., and roughly calculated a range that can be coordinated. With this ratio, the upper limit he can call on will be much higher.

At the same time, after the war is over, or after Emperor Vessudeva I makes a decision, the change of political goals can be completed very quickly.

"One percent?" Shawal lowered his head, a cold light flashed in his eyes, and then disappeared.

Being a proper Brahmin, and more importantly, a representative of a certain power, Shawal is extremely clear about this.

That's the thing about caste promotion. If possible, it's best not to have any of it happen.

A Brahmin family will always be a Brahmin, a Kshatriya family will always be a Kshatriya... Each class has its own duties and there will never be any changes. Only in this way can it be the most perfect and the best.

Nothing will change, everything will remain the same, this is the best, the fairest and the best outcome for them.

No one can destroy the Brahmin system, even if the other party is also a Brahmin!

"That's right, 10%. Of course, it's okay if it's a little less in the early stage. We can just increase it gradually based on the results." Rahul gave a very clear result purely out of military considerations.

"Since General Rahul has such an idea, I will naturally not stop him. General, please do as you please. The rest of the time will be left to General Rahul. I will not delay him any longer..." Fearing that he would hear some bad news if he stayed, Shawal had no choice but to retreat quickly.

Rahul was very satisfied with Sharwal's obedience, and he even wanted to win over Sharwal to see if they could join forces to completely achieve his goals and ideals.

After leaving, Shawal's thoughts were different from those during the conversation.

Looking up to the north, Shaval's eyes were filled with solemnity, and then calmed down.

Now at this critical moment, if Rahul dares to go further and do such a thing, he should not be afraid of the liquidation that will be carried out after everything is over.

They thought that after the years, Rahul would understand what he did wrong, repent and return to the right path. But now it seems that was just their wishful thinking.

As long as he gets through this crisis, the next time Rahul is placed under house arrest, there will be absolutely no chance for him to come out again.

We really need to build up our military strength, otherwise it will be a very uncomfortable feeling to be controlled by others all the time.

"It seems that we have to pick some talented guys." Shawal recalled Rahul's strength and knew that the opponent's strength was definitely not something that could be achieved by just picking someone randomly.

But as long as the base number is large, there will always be geniuses.

Let alone the number of people under the Brahmin system, the number is not small at all, and it can even be said that it is very large. There are tens of millions of people, without any doubt.

Of course, when counting this number, theoretically all classes are counted, except for the untouchable Dalits.

Among so many people, I can always find one or two suitable ones. (End of this chapter)