The Han culture is spreading strongly in Southeast Asia

Chapter 765 Who ever resented the Master's departure? The Emperor came with joy
In the city of Resa, the Gurkha army commander Udat Tabar was still waiting for reinforcements to arrive, but he soon felt something was wrong.

Because the officers below reported that the soldiers from China were actually arresting and slaughtering the high-ranking monks in the city.

Udat Tabar was stunned for a moment.

The Chinese themselves have begun to execute traitors, so isn't it a joke for him to use the monks in the White Palace and the Red Palace (Potala Palace) to threaten the Chinese outside?
At this time, the word "China" originated from the transliteration of China by ancient Indian monks, "cina". It not only does not carry the meaning of discrimination and humiliation, but on the contrary it is a very beautiful and noble word.

Of course, when speaking in a more advanced and respectful manner, Indians would not say China, but would use the word Zhendan in their books.

The stigmatization of China is ultimately due to its cultural disqualification caused by a century of backwardness.

Just like in the 20th century and early 21st century, "Good OP, may you live in America in your next life" was definitely the most sincere blessing, but if you say it now, people will think you want to keep him as a electronic pet.

The word "China" is considered an insulting word, which is actually a concrete manifestation of the fact that the Chinese people once fell into an abyss in the competition among the nations of the world.

Inside the city, Luo Siju had no time to care whether he had frightened Udate Tabar or not. He was carrying out a more important task, which was to eliminate the traitors.

Do you think Dayu didn't intervene in Qiangtang affairs for eight years because they were not interested, because it was not beneficial, or because they simply didn't want to intervene?

Neither, it’s to lure out those unsteady guys!

Similarly, if after seven or eight years, even after abandoning their homes and careers, and even losing their families, they are still unwilling to make peace with the Gurkhas, then they are trustworthy.

Even if these people are still somewhat unhappy about obeying the central government and completely losing their independence, at least they will not collude with foreign countries to disrupt the central court.

As for the central court, it was good enough that these people on Qiangtang could do this. How much more could you ask of them?

Because of their important geographical location and wide cultural influence, as long as they don't cause trouble, it will be their greatest contribution.

Zhang Shicheng, the former prefect of Chengdu who was acting in charge of Qiangtang affairs, was extremely busy. In history, he ranked 1790th in the second class in the th year of Qianlong's reign ().

However, in this time and space, the Qing Dynasty only lasted until around 1770, and then it basically died out. Without the Qing Dynasty using hundreds of thousands of bannermen to occupy a large number of official positions, it became much easier for Han scholars to get official positions.

Therefore, before 1790, Zhang Shicheng won the imperial examination in 1787, the th year of Guangzhong, and ranked third in the first class.

This made Zhang Shicheng very grateful to Emperor Mo Zibu, because he knew very well that after failing the imperial examination twice, without the emperor restoring China and hundreds or thousands of official positions suddenly appearing, he would never be able to get the third place in the first examination at the age of 26.

Therefore, after passing the imperial examination, Zhang Shicheng worked very diligently in his post. He was meticulous, good at managing relationships and restoring people's livelihood. He became a famous honest and capable official in the Dayu Dynasty.

This is also a typical example of how the fate of tens of thousands of Han people in China changed after Mo Zibu regained his territory.

Although Zhang Shicheng was also capable in history, he was not honest and was not very dedicated. His greatest achievement was probably that when he was the governor of Fujian, he discovered and promoted Lin Zexu, who was then serving as a staff clerk for Fang Yongqing, the co-governor of Xiamen's coastal defense. He was Lin Zexu's benefactor and noble man throughout his life.

"Hahahaha, you have suffered the consequences, you have suffered the consequences!" In Resa City, looking at a group of arrested Qiangtang monks and noble leaders, Tashi Namjale, one of the four Kalons, laughed loudly, his eyes full of hatred for them.

"My wife and children, everything I lost, will be regained from you. The Great Emperor will avenge us, hahahaha!"

After saying that, Zhaxi Namzale looked at a young man in the crowd who was wearing a brocade robe but had a broken head, and an even more ferocious smile appeared on his face.

"Wangdui, my dear brother, we once swore together in front of our master to protect Qiangtang and drive out the Gurkhas.

Remember the oath we made, what the price would be if anyone broke it?"

Historically, Tashi Namjara, who was from the Yaoxi family of the seventh generation, that is, the previous generation of the Great Perfection Wisdom Master, was a Kalon and died in the battlefield resisting the invasion of the Gurkhas in 1791.

In this time and space, he did not die in the battle, but survived and followed the Eighth Great Perfection Wisdom Master to retreat to the vicinity of Xining to wait for an opportunity.

The Wangdui he stared at viciously was from the even older Qiongjie family. The two had agreed to protect their homeland, but Wangdui chose to defect to the Gurkhas halfway and betrayed Zhaxi Namjale, resulting in Zhaxi Namjale's family being purged by the Gurkhas.

"Jiula (brother), please forgive me, please forgive me. I had no choice. The family's decision is not something I can change. Please let me go to the capital with my life. I want to personally admit my mistakes to the emperor and ask for his forgiveness."

Qiongjie Zong is located near Shannan City in later generations and has a long history. Before Songtsen Gampo, the Qiongjie family was the ruler here. They were frequent visitors to the Tibetan aristocratic circle and produced many great figures.

This thousand-year-old family has stood firm, making the Qiongjie family very influential even today.

Therefore, Wangdui hoped that he would not be executed in Resa City. As long as he was allowed to go to the capital, he would have the possibility of obtaining the forgiveness of His Majesty the Emperor by using his family's influence and reputation.

"You have no chance, my brother, you have no chance!" Zhaxi Namzale almost gritted his teeth as he walked forward, while pulling out the long dagger from his waist.

"My brother, letting you die honorably at the hands of a noble, rather than having your head chopped off by the lowest serf, is the greatest mercy I can offer you."

Dayu had put in so much effort, so naturally it wanted to get a reward, and this reward was to support one hundred noble families loyal to the court in Qiangtang.

Moreover, these nobles would not be selected from the existing noble families, but would directly select the bravest and most tenacious slaves.

This was telling everyone in Qiangtang that the emperor in the capital was the ruler of the world. Even in Qiangtang culture, where it was impossible for a person to become a nobleman after a hundred generations, the lowest serf could immediately become a nobleman because of a light imperial edict sent from tens of thousands of miles away.

This is what it means: thunder, lightning, rain and dew all come from above.

Those who were fortunate enough to become nobles, the best among these slaves, had to go through a procedure, which was to personally execute a former noble.

This is what Tashi Namjale called mercy. He executed Wangdui so that he would not die at the hands of slaves.

"Puff!" The dagger gently pierced Wangdui's abdomen. Zhaxi Namjale whispered in his ear, "My brother, my family has suffered heavy losses. If I let you go, how will I rebuild my family?

Your wife Losang Zhuoga is the most fertile, and I like her very much, so I will keep her and let her give birth to many children for me.

By the way, your daughter is not bad either, with a slim waist and a big butt. She looks fertile and I believe she will give birth to a lot of sons for me, strong sons!"

Wangdui suddenly opened his eyes wide, and after feeling extreme pain, his eyes showed resentment. He suddenly became excited, and his bound hands somehow stretched forward, and he even grabbed the dagger.

"You can't stand it?" Zhaxi Namzale roared, holding the dagger with both hands and stirring it vigorously, "I can't stand it, think about my family who were betrayed by you.

Wangdui, this is the fate a traitor deserves!"

"Ah, ah, ah!" Wangdui screamed sharply, blood gushing out of his abdomen, and his broken lungs caused blood bubbles to flow out of his nostrils. The scene was extremely miserable.

"Zhaxi, you will not have a good ending. The Han emperor took the master away. The Buddha will be angry and will bring terrible disasters to the plateau!"

There were people shouting over there. They saw what happened to Wangdui and knew they couldn't escape, so they seemed very brave.

Next to Tashi Namzale, Celeng Wangchuck Dorji from the Huokang family strode towards the monk who was shouting loudly. He pulled out a Shangma sword that was similar to the Tang Dynasty's horizontal sword.

"The Great Emperor is the Buddha, and the Buddha is the Great Emperor!" Tseleng Wangchuck Dorji gracefully made a sword flower. "The Buddha's journey through the world summoned our master to the capital. This is the glory of our master and the glory of Qiangtang."

Celeng Wangchuckdorji sounds like the name of a Mongolian noble. In fact, the Huokang family is indeed Mongolian and is a descendant of the Golden Family.

However, they had been Tibetanized for many years, and their names were already Tibetan-style. However, Tselen Wangchuckdorji wanted to serve in the court, so he deliberately changed his name to a Mongolian one.

Of course, he was now planning to change his name to Huo Kangzhong, because Tseling Wangchuck Dorji was cooperating with the Qing court, which was then the Great Yu Dynasty, so he naturally had to change to a Chinese name. Furthermore, Tseling Wangchuck Dorji had the capital to do so, because his wife was Princess Phuntsok Dolma of Ladakh, the sister of King Tsedan Namgyal of the Kingdom of Ladakh.

Moreover, the King of Ladakh, Tsedan Namgyal, had no sons, only two daughters under the age of ten, and no brothers, only a bunch of cousins.

This is very important for Mozibu, who considers Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim and Ladakh to be his traditional territories.

Through Tselen Wangchuck Dorji, the ten-year-old Ladakh princess can be brought to the capital and married to the emperor's son and grandson. The child born will be the king of Ladakh, and Tselen Wangchuck Dorji can go there to rule as the prime minister of the Kingdom of Ladakh.

Moreover, this person also had a very famous descendant in history. His fourth-generation grandson was named Huokang Awang Jinmei. He later married the widow of a great nobleman, obtained the surname of this great nobleman, and changed his name to Apai Awang Jinmei.

Wangdui Longdong's bloody body fell to the ground like a rag bag. Celeng Wangchukdorji was even more ruthless. He used a Shangma knife to chop off the head of the monk who cursed them and said they would have a bad end.

The already terrified arrested persons became even more terrified. They shouted and were about to start a riot, but the surrounding soldiers were well prepared and surrounded them with their flintlock rifles and fixed bayonets.

At this moment, Zhang Shicheng rode over, holding up a gold medal. The arrested traitors thought he was coming to pardon them, and some of them even started cheering.

"By order of General Luo Gong, all traitors, regardless of rank, will be executed on the spot without escort to the capital!"

As a civil servant, Zhang Shicheng is not the cynic of the Qing Dynasty in history. He is now a great scholar of the Dayu Dynasty and has no grudges against killing people.

He waved his hand, and the personal guards around him and the attendants and staff he brought from his hometown all drew their swords and guns and surrounded him.

In the present Dayu Dynasty, civil officials were also required to take tests on their marksmanship. In addition to archery, frontier officials were also required to take tests on charioteering, one of the six arts of a gentleman. Charioteering not only refers to riding a horse, but also includes the basic control of cold weapons and swords.

Screams were heard everywhere, and soon dozens of traitors were executed. Zhang Shicheng did not stop, but issued general orders to Tashi Namjale and Celeng Wangchuckdorji, who had just announced in public that he had changed his name to Huo Kangzhong, and asked them to lead their own men to carry out a dragnet arrest throughout Resa.

Although there may be some unjust, false and wrong cases, there is no need to distinguish them at this time.

Almost at the same time, Zheng Zongguang, a great criminal justice expert of the White Lotus Sect who was directly transferred from the Criminal Justice Department of the Embroidered Uniform Guard, was supervising the execution.

Zheng Zongguang was the most trusted minister of Taksin in his early years in Siam. He was also the leader of the Mo Zi Bu faction in Siam and the second son of Zheng Mincheng of Phraya Phetchaburi.

He was appointed as an important criminal justice expert of the White Lotus Sect, and was exactly the person the emperor wanted to appoint and acceptable to Taksin, the Compassionate Buddha.

"Zaxi Dorje, did you see that?" Zheng Zongguang pointed in fluent Tibetan to a group of nobles crying in the distance. These were members of an ancient family, the Ma family, from which the Three Great Perfection Wisdom Masters came.

“Kill them, kill their entire clan, and you will be a noble, no longer a lowly slave.

Think about your sister. She is so beautiful and kind, but because of a word from the noble lord, she was turned into a sister drum. Don’t you want revenge?

How can you sleep if you hear the heavy beat of your sister's drum day and night?

Tashi Dorje, a strong serf from Shigatse who was captured by Fu Kang'an, began to tremble all over. "Sister, sister, sister, you died so tragically! I don't want your soul to serve the Buddha. I just want you to live and eat tsampa and beef every day until your stomach is full!"

Crying in pain, Tashi Doji picked up the long knife handed to him by Zheng Zongguang. Bloodshot eyes and a ferocious look appeared on his face, and the rage for revenge burned hotter than the fire of Resa.

"I will kill you, kill you demons!" With a roar that reached the sky, Tashi Doji raised his sword and caught up with more than 30 members of the Ma family who were tied up and running around the training ground, and killed them all.

Zheng Zongguang laughed out loud. He knew that at this moment, a fearless warrior loyal to the emperor was born.

This warrior will not only become a role model for the serfs on Qiangtang, but also let them know that the sky is big, the earth is big, and the Buddha is big, but none of them is bigger than the emperor, and that the emperor is the master of everything.

At the same time, this way of rising from the bottom will serve as a warning to the nobles who did not become traitors this time but are still extremely cruel. If they mess around again, the emperor will have plenty of ways to punish them.

"Write a letter to the Buddha and tell him that the time has come for the White Lotus Sect to reform the plateau religion according to Han ethics and morals. It is expected that the army will be able to wipe out the Gurkhas in Qiangtang before July. At that time, the Buddha can come to Resa to take charge." Zheng Zongguang whispered to the White Lotus Sect monk beside him.

Things like thangka and ajie drum are too cruel and inhumane. They were completely abolished during the reign of King Wu of Zhou and Duke Zhou, but they still exist in Qiangtang. This is a challenge to the last kindness of all people.

Under the rule of the Great Emperor and the guidance of the Buddha, such things cannot be allowed to continue to exist!
As for the old system, let's wait for the next generation to take over. There is no need to change it now. What we need now is stability.

4 month 23 day.

Fu Kang'an led his troops back to Resa and placed the clothes and armor of the Gurkha reinforcements from Shigatse that had been annihilated at the foot of the White House (Potala Palace).

The Resa Gorkha Governor Udat Tabar then realized that he had been deceived, but he was no longer able to resist and could only continue to threaten to burn down the White Palace and the Red Palace, as well as the gold and silver treasures they had looted.

But Luo Siju didn't care about these things. This amount of wealth was a drop in the bucket compared to Dayu, and even a drop in the bucket compared to the gold and silver looted from India by the Durrani Dynasty of Afghanistan.

We should not spare these invaders just for this little treasure.

As for the White Palace and the Red Palace, Luo Siju, who was not well-educated, did not realize the cultural value of these two palaces. In his opinion, this "devil's cave" filled with the blood and tears of the Tibetan people and full of Ajie drums and thangkas should be destroyed.

4 month 25 day.

The White House and the Red Palace fell, and more than 2,300 Gurkhas were either killed or captured. Their plan to burn down the White House and the Red Palace was not carried out.

Because the battle progressed so quickly, the three sixteen-pound mortars opened fire, and thousands of howling Black Flag Army and Jiarong soldiers rushed forward. Even the damage caused by the Gurkhas to the White Palace and the Red Palace was not as much as that caused by these three sixteen-pound mortars.

You should know that among these people, the Black Flag Army is the remnant of the Jianrui Battalion and the Vanguard Battalion of the Qing Dynasty that fought in the south and the north. The Jiarong soldiers were able to fight against the Qing Dynasty for so many years when they were in Jinchuan, and they had already been trained.

The Gurkha commander Udat Tabar wanted to commit suicide but did not have the courage. This Gurkha man, whose clothes and appearance were exactly the same as the red-headed Indian, was dragged to the slightly damaged statue of Princess Wencheng and was executed by the flag general Baoning with a slow slicing of his sword.

He was cut with more than 300 knives and howled for a day and a night before he died. After his death, his skull was carved into an oil lamp and burned forever in front of the statue of Princess Wencheng as a sacrifice.

The remaining 1,400 or so captured Gurkha invaders all had their hands and feet smashed with hammers. After being made to wail for a day and a night, the rotten flesh of their hands and feet was stuffed into their mouths and they were buried alive in mass graves outside the city.

After they were completely dead, they were dug out again and their skulls were made into oil lamps and placed at the foot of White House Hill, forming a series of oil lighthouses that could be ignited.

In June, the army recaptured Shigatse.

With the example of Tashi Dorje, almost all Tibetan serfs knew that an emperor greater than Buddha had come. With a wave of his finger in the capital city thousands of miles away, he could make the most humble serf a nobleman who could enter the paradise after death.

This news drove these serfs crazy, because this was the only chance for them, and perhaps for more than a dozen generations of their ancestors, to change their fate.

With their response, all the Gurkha invaders and local nobles who had colluded with the Gurkhas were found out.

There were even a large number of serfs who directly killed the nobles, brought the nobles' food and cattle and sheep to reward the army, and took the initiative to lead the imperial army.

In August, with the strong support of local people, the imperial army successively recovered Sakya, Lazi, Jiacuo, Rijiezong and other places.

The Gurkha invaders, who were already few in number, became like rats crossing the street and were completely unable to resist. Those who were lucky could run back to Gurkhas, but those who were unlucky were killed on the spot.

At the end of August, Fu Kangan recaptured Tsongkhapa (Jala Pass) and Jilongzong at the foot of the northern side of Mount Xumi (Himalayas), which was only a hundred kilometers away from Yangbu (Kathmandu), the capital of the Gurkha Shah dynasty.

However, due to the rapid advance and the larger number of troops than in history, Fu Kangan could only stop and wait for logistical supplies before going abroad to fight to destroy the Gurkhas next year.

(End of this chapter)