God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Regardless of whether he regrets it now or not, Liu Xiu has important business to attend to: enter the palace and meet with Liu Tong.

For Liu Tong, the decision to meet with Liu Xiu after careful consideration was also because he had figured out the cause and effect and knew what to do next.

If you don't know how to arrange the legions led by Arvind, then find someone who can arrange and make decisions.

Based on the customs and habits of the Yuezhi people, what Liu Xiu said is absolutely valid, and there shouldn't be any problems for at least several years.

Therefore, Liu Tong felt that by directly communicating and exchanging ideas with Liu Xiu, they could determine the general plans and resettlement locations.

Now that Arvind has no way out, he can't possibly refuse Liu Xiu's suggestion.

This kind of thing might happen to other people, but it's unlikely to happen to the Yuezhi.

Although it is known that most of the Yuezhi people, especially those who fled to Chang'an, were not mentally sound.

A normal person wouldn't run that far without any roots or shadows, so based on experience and actual circumstances, there's probably no problem.

It was for this reason that when Liu Xiu arrived at Liu Tong's palace, he saw Liu Tong staring at a map of the north.

"Senior, you've arrived?!" Hearing footsteps and the message from the servant, Liu Tong looked at Liu Xiu as he entered, pointed to the map in front of him, and asked, "Which place do you think is suitable?"

Upon hearing this, Liu Xiu looked down at the map, a hint of doubt flashing in his eyes.

What does summoning her to the palace have to do with the map in front of us?
Liu Xiu, who was not familiar with the cause and effect, was stunned on the spot and stood there, not knowing how to answer.

Seeing Liu Xiu's expression, Liu Tong was also somewhat surprised and asked cautiously, "Didn't Awende tell you about this?"

"What's going on?" Liu Xiu, not understanding what was happening, admitted that he didn't know anything about it and asked.

"I see, in that case..." Seeing that Liu Xiu really didn't know about this matter, Liu Tong told Liu Xiu the whole story, so that he could have a general understanding of the matter.

After learning about this, Liu Xiu was even more bewildered.

What does it mean that Arvind led several legions to outside Yumen Pass?
No, I thought it would be great if they could bring some family members, but now they've brought the army. What are they trying to do?
After thinking for a long time about his current situation, Liu Xiu's face turned pale.

Especially given the current state of the Han Dynasty, summoning the army and taking them outside the Jade Gate Pass is no different from surrendering to the enemy and betraying the country.
If he wasn't defecting to the enemy and betraying his country, what was he trying to do by bringing the army to this position?

Purge the court of corrupt officials?
Thinking of this, and recalling the question Liu Tong had just raised, Liu Xiu immediately prepared to explain.

If this isn't explained clearly, she might not even have her head left. Young soldiers crave honor, and warriors in the army yearn for merit—this is no joke.

If this nature isn't properly understood and it's directly classified, then there will be serious trouble.

"Don't be nervous. I have a general understanding of what happened with the Arvind Legion, and I know it doesn't have much to do with you, so there's no need to take it to heart." Seeing Liu Xiu's frightened appearance, Liu Tong was speechless but could also understand Liu Xiu's thoughts and feelings at this moment, so he offered words of comfort and emphasized the places on the map, saying frankly, "When others come to surrender in such a large way, they naturally need to find a place to settle them. The Yuezhi people are more of a semi-nomadic, semi-agricultural group, and since they are a foreign race, it's impossible for them to find a place to settle in the Central Plains, so they can only choose from these places."

"Sigh, is that so?" Hearing this explanation, Liu Xiu's mood instantly improved considerably. Then, following Liu Tong's finger, he looked at the location on the map and said thoughtfully, "Isn't this the Hetao region? I remember the Southern Xiongnu were still here..."

“The entire Hetao region has been pacified, and the original Qiang people have been relocated, leaving behind a lot of land. The remaining Southern Xiongnu people simply cannot control such a large area, so settling them here provides them with enough land to cultivate and develop…” After briefly explaining the reasons, Liu Tong began to talk about the advantages of the Hetao region.

For the Yuezhi people, who were semi-nomadic and semi-agricultural, the Hetao region was a suitable place. In addition, the population was not large, and by cooperating with the Southern Xiongnu, they could keep each other in check and prevent any one of them from becoming too powerful.

As for historical issues, they shouldn't be a big problem.

The problem between the Yuezhi and the Xiongnu was more of a problem between the Yuezhi and the Northern Xiongnu, I think...

However, if this is discovered, people will probably just think it's the Han Empire's perverse sense of humor.

At this point, the Southern Xiongnu certainly had no chance to refute, and as for Awende and others, it should be similar; at least with Liu Xiu's agreement, they should have no objections.

Liu Xiu's expectations were similar to Liu Tong's, and he had no objections. In fact, he thought the place was quite nice, as it wasn't too far from Chang'an and suited the other party's ethnic customs. From any perspective, it met the other party's requirements.

After putting himself in Liu Xiu's shoes, he didn't see much of a problem and agreed.

Seeing that Liu Xiu had agreed, Liu Tong naturally didn't need to make any more preparations. He nodded slightly, then instructed the maid beside him to pass on the relevant information to Awende outside Yumen Pass, so that the problem could be completely resolved.

It's fair to say that Liu Tong was much more satisfied after getting this location information.

As she had imagined, things were not too difficult to resolve once she found the right approach.

Placing Arvindase in the Hetao Plain region is suitable for the development of these people, but how they develop is beyond her control.

However, with this arrangement, Zhao Yun's army in Bingzhou in the north would likely be unable to move.

Arvind's legions are very powerful, and it is virtually impossible for conventional legions to restrain or limit them.

However, given the combat strength of Zhao Yun's army, limiting Arvind's personal guard and its subordinates should not be a major problem.

The fighting strength of 100,000 Han cavalry should be sufficient for this situation, so the problem is considered solved. (End of Chapter)