God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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After listening carefully to everything Zhu Helai said, Vasudeva I could not help but tap the table, reviewing it carefully and thinking about what he should do next.

"Let's put General Rahul's matter aside for now. There will be no shortage of related rewards and incentives. The Venga area will be temporarily supervised and kept by Rahul. As for the Han Empire..." After thinking carefully in his mind, Vasudeva I finally decided to hand over the Venga area to Rahul, allowing the other party to completely control the grain income and personnel in this area.

It can be said that Rahul, who has food and money, will inevitably reach a peak in strength, a peak that no one else can reach.

Under normal circumstances, Vasudeva I would definitely have had fearful thoughts and actions in his heart, but after learning that Arvind had returned to the north, Vasudeva I had fewer such thoughts.

On the one hand, Arvind is strong enough, his identity is suitable enough, and he has returned to the north. His strength should not be underestimated, but we cannot weaken him head-on, otherwise it will not be easy to solve.

Arvind himself is one of the five branches of the Yuezhi. As long as he is strong enough, he is fully qualified and capable of challenging his current position. Therefore, for Vasudeva I who is in this position, Arvind can be trustworthy while keeping a distance.

No matter how he attacks his own people, it is definitely unacceptable to others, and it is very likely to affect the support of the five teams for him.

In this preconceived situation, since there was no way to weaken Arvind, he changed direction and strengthened the power of the south to make up for the losses in the south during this period, and balance the power of both sides again. Then, relying on this balanced power, Vasudeva I would naturally be able to control both the north and the south.

Being able to do this, he is a genuine emperor who has the final say.

It can be said that in terms of politics, Vasudeva I was absolutely excellent, and even extremely responsive.

As for the decision made by Vasudeva I, Zhu Helai did not resist at all, and did not even come up with new ideas to change it. Instead, when the decision had already been made, how could he tilt things in his favor?
"Since the Venga area has been handed over to General Rahul, what should we do with the Han Empire?" After thinking for a while, Zhu Helai threw the question back to Vasudeva I and waited for his answer.

"The Han Empire? It is indeed a very powerful opponent, but it is just powerful. Compared with the previous rumors, the gap is not obvious..." Faced with this question, Vasudeva I thought about it carefully and already had an idea in his mind.

Compared to his ancestors who were defeated by the Han Empire and had no strength to face the Han Empire army again, he now has truly defeated the Han Empire army, and defeated the enemy on the frontal battlefield, winning the war.

Based on this point alone, Vasudeva I was able to stand out from the crowd and place himself at the pinnacle of all emperors.

However, if he wanted to surpass the previous emperor and gain recognition from others, there was still one thing he needed to do, and that was to marry a princess of the Han Empire.

If Vasudeva I said that he was unaware of this century-old dream and long-cherished wish of the Yuezhi people, he would definitely be joking.

However, compared with this century-old wish and his own throne, the throne is obviously more important.

However, from a political perspective, we have already surpassed others in the military aspect, so what remains is the political aspect.

As long as he can achieve this, he will surpass all previous emperors and become the most outstanding and best emperor of the Kushan Empire.

Strength and power have reached their peak, money and wealth are just passing clouds, and beauties are like dust. What he can really pursue is nothing more than fame. At his level, the only thing he can really pursue is vertical comparison, in other words, comparison with previous emperors.

When it comes to domestic affairs and economy, each has its own advantages and disadvantages, and it is difficult to compare which one is better.

But there are some things that are more intuitive and simpler to compare who is better, and these two things are among them.

One was to defeat the Han Empire's army, and the other was to marry a Han Empire princess.

The former has been accomplished thanks to Rahul's efforts. It can be said that after winning this war, all previous war failures can be treated as if they had never happened.

Having already achieved victory and surpassed others in military affairs, the next natural step was to marry a princess of the Han Empire.

If he can accomplish what even the greatest emperor in history has not accomplished, then his reputation will surpass that of any other emperor, and he will be the only one supreme in the world.

It can be said that as long as the identity of the princess of the Han Empire was not a problem, other things such as age, figure, appearance, wealth, etc. were not a problem at all.

At this time, Vasudeva I, standing in front of Zhu Helai, did not hide his thoughts and wishes, and said what he was going to do next.

"Marry a princess of the Han Empire?" Zhu Helai, who was not from the Great Yuezhi, had a short circuit in his mind for a moment and really couldn't understand the reasons and ideas.

He had just defeated the Han Empire's army, and now he wanted to marry the Han Empire's princess. What was he thinking?
Was it to humiliate the Han Empire's army? Or was it to humiliate the Han Empire?

But in this situation, what use would humiliating the Han Empire be other than deepening the other side's anger?
"Yes, marrying a princess of the Han Empire, a real princess of the Han Empire. As long as this can be achieved, it is not impossible even if it costs a great price." In this regard, Vasudeva I was more open-minded. He knew that he could not marry without any evidence, otherwise it would be a joke.

Although the Han Empire was defeated, it was not a mere idle force.

Because of the long distance, the Han Empire might not be able to send too many troops over, but this also means that they have no way to send troops over. When neither side's army is able to deploy troops on a large scale, marrying a princess of the Han Empire is truly a matter of subjective will.

If the Han Empire really disagreed, Vasudeva I would be unable to do anything about it.

So they simply used the generous dowry as a reason and a stepping stone to encourage the other party to agree to the marriage.

As for how others would view this marriage after doing so, would that still be a problem for Vasudeva I?

Is there anything wrong with spending a little more on betrothal gifts for the empress of the empire?

(End of this chapter)