God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"What will they do if you actually win?" Hrirah, who had a very clear understanding of the Brahmanical system, knew exactly how solid it was, but he was also aware of the Han Empire's fighting strength and methods.

Putting aside other issues, this creates internal conflicts among the Brahmins, leading to attacks and even deaths, which can significantly shake the morale of the Brahmins, or rather, their stable rule.

"Are kings and nobles born with special privileges? This is a sentence spoken by someone hundreds of years ago, which actually reveals something, a very self-aware statement." Ignoring the turmoil in Helilah's heart, Lu Yu (Liu Tong) spoke the words directly, completely unconcerned about whether such words would affect her.

Whether kings and generals are born with special privileges, or whether the heavens have died and a new heaven shall rise!
These words used to incite rebellion are inherently powerful, a power of defiance, and a power that can also ignite people's fighting spirit.

"Aren't you afraid?" Her eyes were filled with shock as she looked at Lu Yu (Liu Tong), completely unable to understand.

Is there a problem with the Brahmanical system?
Hrithalah knew there was a problem, and even that it was a significant one, but he lacked a clear framework and action plan for resolving it.

To a certain extent, he supported Rahul, recognized Vasudeva I, and contributed his own strength. Essentially, this was also Helirah's view of the Brahmins. Unlike the Brahmins who were obsessed with their own class and status, he did not indulge in the so-called identity and class.

By learning from history, we can understand the rise and fall of dynasties. Although Hlilah may not be able to do this, he has learned some objective laws through the past.

Stability is the foundation for a country's long-term survival.

The Brahmanical system, without external interference or intervention, can be considered the most stable and least likely to experience unexpected events.

Sacrificing the interests of a small minority indefinitely ensures the long-term stability of the majority and guarantees the extravagant lifestyle of a select few—it couldn't be more perfect.

“Afraid? Afraid of what?” Lu Yu (Liu Tong) raised his head, looked calmly at Helilah, and said seriously and earnestly, “If the country is afraid of and fears this force, then the country will only move towards destruction in fear and fear. Compared with the passive stability of self-restraint, the sword hanging over our heads is more conducive to the country’s progress.”

"Is this the Han Empire?" At this moment, Helilah clearly realized the gap between the Brahmins and the Han Empire, especially the difference in how they treated the lower classes.

No wonder there was such a clear difference in morale and attitude between the two armies on the battlefield.

"Yes and no." Lu Yu (Liu Tong) did not explain the reasons in detail, but only gave an inaccurate result.

Hlilah did not delve into the outcome, but instead lowered his head to consider the choice Lu Yu (Liu Tong) had given him.

“Perhaps you could start with a small area and try to change the Brahmanical system. If it works, you can expand the scope; if it doesn’t, you won’t lose anything, right?” Seeing that the other person was thinking in this direction, Lu Yu (Liu Tong) added, giving the other person a way out.

"Okay!" After thinking for a long time, Hrithalakh also took this step and expressed his agreement.

It's just an initial implementation and observation in a small area. If everything goes well, they can expand the scale; if not, they can terminate it directly. The initiative is in his hands, and Hrithalakh sees no problem whatsoever.

"In that case, Mr. Helilah, please make the preparations. It won't be long before you head to the Wenga region." Lu Yu (Liu Tong) briefly explained the follow-up arrangements, maintained a calm expression, and left the place with the feeling that he had gained something.

Once we get to that place, and the breach is made, it won't be something we can stop just by wanting to.

The more deeply entrenched an ideological regime is built upon certain ideas, the faster it will collapse when those pillars are destroyed.

Using one's own spear against one's own shield, and taking advantage of the inherent characteristics of Brahmins to target them, is more effective in dismantling the Brahmins.

Although the Brahmins were indeed adept at maintaining their rule, after careful consideration and long deliberation, Liu Tong ultimately decided that it would be better to abolish the Brahmins.

On the one hand, Brahmanism itself has a very strong ability to assimilate culture, which can easily have a negative impact on other cultures. On the other hand, Han culture has a very strong ability to be inclusive and assimilate culture. Liu Tong did not want to gamble on which of these two ideologies was more capable.

By destroying the Brahmans ahead of time, undermining the foundation of their culture, and then reshaping the culture of the Han Empire and consolidating it among the new generation, it would only take a few decades to strengthen control over the south.

While conquering cities and seizing territory can indeed bring land, large amounts of grain, and even gold and silver, it is difficult to win over the hearts and minds of the people, let alone change their core ideology.

This can be perfectly compensated for by using soft methods, leaving a cultural void left by the belief that might makes right.

On another front, the authority held by the Brahmins themselves meant that the vast majority of landowners were Brahmins.

The Brahmins, with their vast landholdings, would rather let it lie fallow than redistribute it to other lower classes to increase so-called food production.

For the people of the Han Empire, who loved and were skilled at farming, the behavior of the Brahmins was a sin that was difficult to forgive.

Although there is a clear division of labor and each person has their own responsibilities, and each identity has its own corresponding job, there are always people who are good at discovering this and then making changes and corrections, which has led to the Brahmans as they are today.

Brahmins, unable to quickly change their identities, have very few options at their disposal.

If you act quickly and cleanly enough, and combine that with the power of Helirah, suppressing the Brahman who speaks of Brahma's mouth is really not that easy.

"We can pass the information to Fa Xiaozhi now, and we can start the second phase of the plan." Liu Tong, having withdrawn his mental energy, turned to look at Si Niang and directly stated what they needed to do next.

Si Niang nodded on the spot, and then used the corresponding token to transmit the relevant information to Fa Zheng and the people at the front lines. (End of this chapter)