Chapter 547: Chaos, All Chaos
In Guo Hao's eyes, there are no gods, but that's not the case in the eyes of believers.
Especially in the Holy Roman Empire where Christianity prevailed, the probability of revival of myths such as angels was almost 100%.
The Holy Roman Empire was neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire.
The reason why it is unholy is that in this vast empire, the Christian Church accounts for more than 70% of the total, but has less than one-third of the power at the top.
They are called sacred, but have no real power and have even been squeezed out of the most central circle of power.
The reason why it is not Roman is that the citizens of this country are divided into Roman citizens and barbarian citizens. Although there is no difference on the surface, in fact there are unreasonable distinctions everywhere. This can be seen from the fact that there are almost no barbarian citizens in the Senate.
In fact, Roman citizens were not a nation, but a general term for a group of people who accepted Roman culture.
Those barbarian citizens are different. They are more like parasites on the towering tree of the Holy Roman Empire. Once they become citizens, it is equivalent to becoming Roman nobles.
They only wanted to enjoy power and had no intention of devoting themselves to the country of Rome.
As for the barbarian commoners, they were just trying their best to become citizens and had no desire to accept Roman culture at all.
There were irreconcilable contradictions between Roman citizens and barbarians. Rome expanded too quickly and its culture penetrated too slowly, which eventually led to a situation where the tail was too big to be cut off.
But now they cannot stop, they can only continue to expand outward and desperately consume these barbarians.
Once it stopped, the Roman Empire, which had relied on the barbarians to rise, would be attacked back by them in an instant.
The barbarians were indeed uncivilized, but their huge numbers were enough to force Rome to completely withdraw from the stage of history.
This is exactly why it is not Roman. How can a country become Roman if 90% of its people are like this?
It is not an empire either. Roman Emperor is a popular term. Its official title is still the first citizen of Rome, and the center of power is the Senate.
It is more like some kind of republican system, but unfortunately it only has form but no spirit.
"Frederick, do you understand why I called you here?" Saint Alexander I looked at the young man kneeling on the ground in front of him, feeling a little lost.
"Your Holiness, I understand!" Frederick was also a little dazed.
"God has been resurrected, but He is not yet strong enough to come into the world. You will accept Milega's inheritance and bring enough sacrifices to God!" Saint Alexander I said with some emotion.
It was true that he was the Pope, but he never expected that one day God would actually be resurrected.
As the Pope, he is extremely certain that God is the God they believe in, and that God comes from their faith.
When the Holy See had a god, it would naturally be at its peak, but the Pope stepped down from the highest position because there was an extra god on his head.
This was what made the Pope disappointed. He was used to being the boss, but suddenly there was someone above him, so naturally he felt a little uncomfortable.
However, the Pope was decisive because he was the boss in the Vatican, but this was not the case in the entire Holy Roman Empire.
"I will obey the oracle!" Frederick was very excited. He didn't care whether it was a god or not. What excited him the most was the power and strength that was about to be obtained.
"The Holy Knights will also be taught by you. The war is coming. This time our Church will fully mobilize the Crusades. I hope you will not let me down!"
The Pope looked at Frederick and naturally understood what he was thinking. He had experienced everything that Frederick thought at his age.
"Go ahead!"
The Pope watched Frederick leaving. As the most outstanding young man in the church, such an important task could only be entrusted to Frederick.
"The future of the Holy See is in your hands!"
"Northern Huns, Great Britain, Parthia, this may really be an opportunity for our Church to rise!"
During the period when the Han Dynasty was preparing to recuperate, the West began a frantic mobilization, and had been preparing for a war against Rome since the beginning of spring.
The crazy actions of the three major forces, the Northern Huns, Great Britain, and Parthia, naturally could not be concealed from Rome.
Even Rome had no confidence of victory against an enemy of this size because it was too huge.
Faced with three enemies of the same level, Rome was overwhelmed.
If a war of this scale goes wrong, Rome might really be destroyed.
The Pope's initiative made the situation much better, and the Senate provided many conveniences to the Holy See with a wave of its hand.
You have to know that in the past the Senate had a very tight control over the Vatican, and wanted to make theocracy the truth at all times, so naturally all kinds of suppression were inevitable.
But under the shadow of destruction, the Senate decisively abandoned these rules and regulations and directly gave the green light to the Holy See to expand the power of the Holy See's Crusade.
Such a big commotion certainly couldn't be concealed, and the Kushans and the Pamirs received the news almost at the same time.
Vasudeva I was really unsure of how the situation would develop. There was no doubt that Rome in this world was very powerful, but it was facing three opponents of the same level at the same time.
Vasudeva I was indeed somewhat pessimistic.
From his brilliant political vision , Rome should have suffered this time, but the problem lay with the Han Dynasty and the Northern Huns.
As the Kushan emperor, he knew very well that if he added insult to injury at this time, the fall of Rome would be a foregone conclusion.
After all, Parthia and the Northern Huns were just there to make up the numbers, with Great Britain being the only main force. But once the Kushans joined, Rome was doomed.
But the problem lies with the Northern Huns. Not only are the Han Dynasty and the Huns blood enemies, the Kushan predecessor, the Yuezhi, and the Huns are also blood enemies. If he really joins the coalition, he will have to consider the opinions within the Kushan.
The South has absolutely no objection, but the people in the North are all direct descendants of the Great Yuezhi, and they are willing to chop off the Northern Xiongnu, let alone form an alliance with them.
Another thing is that they couldn't figure out what the Han Dynasty was thinking. The Han Dynasty's obsession with the Northern Huns was even stronger than their Kushans.
"Come here, pass the complete information to the Han army in Congling and see what they are planning!"
After careful consideration, Vasudeva I decided to divert the trouble to the Han Dynasty and report the affairs of the Northern Huns to the Han Dynasty.
They, the Kushans, sat back and waited for the opportunity to resolve their internal frictions first.
"Come here, send a message to the north, and send some people to contact Parthia and Great Britain to get the feel for it!"
Anyway, even if Rome was no match for the Three Kingdoms coalition, it would not be possible to defeat them in a short time. The Kushans could just change their stance according to the situation.
Making friends with distant countries and attacking nearby ones will always be the eternal truth of forming alliances. Anyway, the Kushan Empire does not border Rome, so there are not many conflicts of interest.
On the contrary, Parthia and the Northern Huns still have some historical grudges with the Kushans.
However, there is no friendship between countries. Interests are the best bond between two countries.
