Chapter 1582: Books in the Cow’s Tripe

When the British colonized India, there was only one large-scale resistance by the Indian people. The reason is that the British government found a lot of Indian mercenaries, and in order to strengthen their combat effectiveness, it interfered with them in many aspects such as religion and caste.

The fuse was that the colonists used beef tallow and lard as lubricant for firearms, which ignited the fire of the Indian National Revolt.

Railways, churches, and military camps built by British colonists were destroyed. This uprising can be described as massive. But in the end, the uprising failed due to the strong suppression by the British and the betrayal of the traitors.

It can be seen that it is not that Indians will not resist, but they will only resist for religious reasons.

Cows are sacred, so how can they use butter to lubricate weapons?

Of course, there are some legends about this uprising. It is said that the leader of the uprising was a Brahmin. He joined the British army and was deceived by a British officer into licking a bullet soaked in butter. This immediately violated the teachings of Hinduism and was demoted from the position of Brahmin. For the untouchables. Then he discovered that butter was widely available in the British army, so he started the rebellion.

For Indians, chicken is okay, but beef is definitely not allowed, and the higher the caste, the greater the chance of being a vegetarian. This is also related to religion. The more devout people are, the more likely they are to be vegetarian.

Therefore, religious issues in India are very sensitive. It doesn't matter if you want to be a boss and give them advice, but it is very dangerous if you want to change their religious habits.

What Dulan did was very dangerous, because he was tampering with other people's religious habits. Although it did not involve the essence, it was just some superficial habits, but many religions are determined by living habits.

For example, Hindus do not eat cows, Allah does not eat pigs, Buddhism does not eat meat, Taoism does not eat onions, garlic and coriander, and even Christianity has taboos.

In short, every religion will have regulations on what believers eat and drink.

Duran's decision to let Hindus wear Hanfu has not touched their bottom line, but if Duran dares to say that Brahma eats beef, then he will light a powder keg.

I have to say that the thinking of a believer is not that easy to understand. As long as it does not violate the doctrine, it doesn't matter if you ask him to die, he will do it obediently, but if you ask him to eat beef, he will explode.

Which is more important, eating beef or death? Most people would definitely say life and death, but believers would say eating beef.

This kind of putting the cart before the horse is definitely not easy to form empathy.

Of course, the most frightening thing is the vast number of these believers. Although there are high and low levels of believers among them, so many people from different classes agree with this idea. I am afraid it cannot be explained by simple ignorance.

So when the Ming people's movies started to change the living habits of Hindus, they would wonder if the Ming people were fake divine messengers. Otherwise, they couldn't explain why the crew didn't know common sense?

Du Lan wondered if some of the crew members couldn't help but kill the local cattle and eat them. Would it cause a big riot?

In fact, as long as they do not violate the principles of Hinduism, the Ming people can easily control this land and become a happy and funny ruler. But this would be too unchallenging, and Duran would not accept the other party's game rules so easily.

"Why is the world of gods so strange? The words and deeds of gods are completely different from what we know?" A certain Brahmin priest finally raised the question. He wanted to know why Brahma and the others were like this.

Dongfang Bubaixin said that this is the living habit of their Ming people, which is of course different from yours. However, he also knew that Indians were very paranoid and held extremely twisted beliefs, so he did not dare to provoke them too much.

"How should I put it? Gods naturally have their own ways, and we can't explain it." Dongfang Bubai found that after coming to this land, he became more like a magic stick.

If something cannot be explained, don’t explain it. Just say it is God’s intention and don’t let mortals think about it.

These were the rules of the game, and Dongfang Bubai abided by them, so the person on the other end immediately showed a shameful expression, as if he was ashamed of himself for trying to understand God: "You are right, God has his own plan."

Dongfang’s undefeated mentality is really simple, as long as you don’t touch the bottom line and rely on God for everything. If this continues, not only can they occupy this land, but they can also increase the sales of Daming appliances. It is simply killing two birds with one stone.

"Du Lan, the effect of the second movie is also good, but some people are a little confused because the gods' living habits are different from theirs, but there will be no problem for now." "As long as the Ming army arrives, I think this land will also You can become part of Ming Dynasty.”

"Your ambition is growing. The emperor never said he wanted to occupy this place."

"Although I didn't say it, such a fertile land and these people who only care about God and the afterlife are simply meat and potatoes. There is no reason to refuse." "Dulan, I hope you can cooperate with me."

"No, because I don't like Hindu rules. Not only do I want to eat beef, but I also force them to eat it. There will definitely be a 'big war' by then."

"..." Dongfang Bubai didn't know whether Dulan was joking or serious.

"I'm serious, I just want to eat it to show them, just to disgust them." Dulan said with a grin.

"No, there is obviously a simpler way, why should we provoke conflicts? It doesn't matter if we don't eat beef, there are still poultry anyway." Dongfang Bubai firmly disagreed.

"For the challenge."

"..." Dongfang Bubai didn't know what to say at all: "Please don't cause us any trouble, okay?"

"Actually, I am also doing this for the good of the Ming Dynasty. Think about the anti-Buddhist behavior in history. Religion and imperial power are incompatible. If you want to annex this land, do you hope that the most honorable person on this land is the god rather than the emperor?"

Duran's words were heartbreaking, but they really hit the point: "This is indeed my negligence." Duran was indeed more sincere than himself.

"But if there is a big war, we have no chance of winning." Dongfang Bubai brought only more than a thousand people, while the other side had ten or a hundred times more: "If we rashly challenge the bottom line of their religion, we will suffer."

"Don't worry, we will find a way." Duran thought that Indian cows are also Hindu cows. If the cows ask people to eat them, then there will be no problem.

Hindu people want to be promoted after death, so do Hindu cows not want to die?

Of course, it is too scary for cows to speak, but our ancestors have played the game of hiding books in fish stomachs, so it is enough to hide books in cow stomachs.

The cows die, fill their stomachs with meat, and ascend to paradise, laughing.

Dongfang Bubai didn't expect Duran to be so insidious, and actually used the trick of "Great Chu rises, Chen Sheng is king" to deal with these believers.

"Will they believe it?"

Duran was also a little confused: "It seems that I have to write a few more words."

It should be changed to "All cattle die, meat fills the stomach, ascends to paradise, smiles and laughs - Brahma". It should be written more clearly, because if it is not written clearly, these Indians will not understand.

"In this way, they will know that these words are written by Brahma, and there will be no room for doubt." Duran said calmly.

... Dongfang Bubai felt that Duran was mocking the IQ of the locals. Writing Brahma is Brahma's decree? They are not so stupid, right?