God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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As soon as Zhu Helai gave his answer, everyone present suddenly became quiet. Everyone fell into their own hesitation and thinking, trying to confirm the impact of this question.

Vasudeva I himself did not think there was anything wrong with this reply, because that was the reality and the other party was indeed following his orders, so there was nothing wrong with telling the truth.

Anyway, in Vasudeva I's own opinion, he did not think that his behavior was against the rules. After all, he was just asking to marry a princess of the Han Empire as his queen. What could be the problem? Couldn't he make the decision?

After all, it is something that has more political significance than practical significance. Whether it succeeds or not, it is useful.

"For Your Majesty's request?" After a brief thought, Onkeled finally turned his head and looked at Vesudeva I, and said seriously, "I wonder if Your Majesty is asking for the princess of the Han Empire for himself or for others?"

If everything is for oneself, then it would not be so difficult to get over this matter, but if it is for the southerners, then this matter is worth discussing carefully.

"I don't need anyone else's consent to choose my own queen, right?" Faced with such an inquiry, Vasudeva I, who knew that he had every reason and that it was not against any rules, directly asked a counter-question and doubted.

Seeing how tough Vasudeva I was, the elders of the respective tribes present relaxed instead.

As long as Emperor Vasudeva I did not betray the nation, everything would be worth considering and discussing, and they would not need to make preparations and then change the emperor.

Moreover, after Vasudeva I said this, Onkeled and others became even more interested.

Over the years, no one, not even an emperor, has ever dared to speak these words in front of everyone, the words they have been waiting for for many years.

Although they themselves do not have the courage and resolution to speak out, they are waiting, waiting for someone who is truly courageous.

But now hearing such words, I am filled with emotion and excitement.

Even though he is in his sixties or seventies, he couldn't stop smiling when he heard such words.

However, it was these smiles that made Vasudeva I and Zhu Helai confused. They had no idea what was going on in the heads of these elders.
First he came to his place with a serious look on his face, as if he was asking for an explanation. But now after hearing this answer, why does he no longer have that kind of thought or atmosphere?

Zhu Helai, realizing something, couldn't help but feel relieved.

It seemed that his bet was right. It was just as he guessed. The elders of the five branches of the Great Yuezhi would never come to this place unless there were special circumstances.

As long as he comes here, the matters he is involved in must be related to the five branches of the Yuezhi themselves, otherwise his voice will be less than that of Vasudeva I.

It can be said that the rights possessed by Vasudeva I included all matters except the internal affairs of the five branches of the Yuezhi.

It is precisely because of this distinction and cognition that Zhu Helai knows that he is fine today, but whether there will be any problems in the future depends on the root cause of this matter. "Your Majesty can do this, and we are very pleased. I didn't expect to hear these words from your Majesty after waiting for so many years. I am very pleased..." Onkrid touched his beard, and the words he said perfectly reflected his inner feelings, which was both a comfort and a relaxation.

Seeing the other party's sincere look, Vasudeva I felt even more puzzled. Could a mere request to marry a princess of the Han Empire make the elders lose their composure like this?

Realizing that this matter must be unusual, Vasudeva I grasped a lot of things in a trance and understood that there were many calculations involved, but it was probably a good thing.

Although he is the emperor of the Kushan Empire, neither the process of his ascension to the throne nor the power he possesses today has essentially reached its peak, and is even vaguely restricted.

As an emperor with extremely superb political skills, Vasudeva I naturally had his own base and also had a base that could be expanded.

The five branches of the Great Yuezhi were the basic base that an emperor could expand, but it was actually very difficult to gain their full support.

Now looking at the attitudes expressed by these elders, Vasudeva I realized that this matter seemed possible.

If he could truly achieve internal unification among the five branches of the Great Yuezhi and get them to fully support him, then the power of the royal family would increase significantly.

At that time, it will no longer be the middle force between the North and the South, but can truly rely on the military force in its hands to control the North, and then merge this military force to make the South completely surrender and build a true empire, a grand unified empire, instead of the current situation with sharp internal contradictions, which looks like two large kingdoms in the north and the south.

However, Vasudeva I had no idea whether it was feasible, after all, it was just a fleeting thought.

But with this idea in mind, Vasudeva I naturally wanted to test it out a bit to get a true political inclination and attitude to see if there was any chance to accomplish this task.

If so, then everything will be easy. Surpassing previous emperors and building a truly unified Kushan Empire, dominating South Asia and overlooking Central Asia are no longer just dreams, but a reality that can be realized in his hands.

"Yes, that's what I said. After defeating the Han Empire, we will naturally pursue more things..." After organizing his words in his mind, Vasudeva I admitted it while also testing it further.

After all, he had stayed in Peshawar for too long and enjoyed too much wealth and power. Vasudeva I did not quite understand the desires and hopes of the five pure Yuezhi tribes at that time. He could only test them out little by little and then try to reach an exchange of interests to consolidate his position.

"Your Majesty is indeed wise and powerful. It is indeed a good thing that you can make such a request." Upon hearing this, Onkrid frowned slightly, but still expressed congratulations.

The victory over the Han Empire was indeed worth celebrating, because they had never won before. The only regrettable thing was that the army that defeated the Han Empire was the army of the southerners, not the army of the Dayuezhi.

Although there is indeed no difference at the national level, from the ethnic perspective, the gap is very large, so large that Onkeled is not willing to admit it in his heart.

(End of this chapter)