I am one year older than Chongzhen

Chapter 317: What, Suona, Qu'er has a small tune and a big tune
Fear comes from the unknown...

Before people formed a scientific system, it was metaphysics that protected people and helped the ignorant fight against the unknown.

There are still many things and phenomena that cannot be clearly explained by science. For example, the efficacy of some traditional Chinese medicine techniques cannot be explained clearly by science.But this does not prevent people from using it properly.

Religion is difficult to eradicate. Since he wants to control more and more people, Huang Yi will have to deal with sectarian forces sooner or later.In today's prairie, religious forces have become a force that cannot be ignored.

Unlike the Central Plains, most of the indigenous people on this prairie are still uncivilized.

The biggest reason why the Mongols were quickly assimilated after entering the customs is that their civilization level is not high and their culture is not formed.

Not only the Mongols who entered the Central Plains, but those Mongols who transformed into the whip of God and conquered European countries also integrated into the local civilization wherever they went.

Emperor Yuan Shun, the last emperor of the Yuan Dynasty, was driven out of Beijing by the army led by Zhu Yuanzhang and fled back to the prairie.

Just like a bald eagle would describe a retreat as a change of direction to attack, Emperor Yuan Shun never said that the Yuan Dynasty had perished, but thought that the territory he ruled had become smaller.I just accidentally lost the territory of the Central Plains.

In fact, the name of the Yuan Dynasty has always existed, ruling this prairie, and it was also known as the "Northern Yuan" in history.

But if the battle is lost, the battle is lost. At this time, these Mongolian Khans no longer have the ability to continue to suppress the many tribes on the grassland.Melees between tribes often occurred.

After all, the Mongols have experienced more than 100 years of cultural influence from the Central Plains, and their reputation as the most powerful means of rule in the old era is not unworthy.

Even if there is chaos on the prairie, the name of the Great Khan is still resounding among many tribes, and the position of the Great Khan is no longer so easily taken away by other tribes, and only the golden family holding the jade seal can inherit it.

However, a living person cannot be suffocated to death, and a rebel cannot recognize the almanac.

New methods of usurping the throne were invented, which was also an opportunity for Tibetan Buddhism to flourish.

There are many sects in Tibetan Buddhism, and the one that seized the opportunity is called the Gelug Sect, also known as the 'Yellow Sect'.

Sonam Gyatso, then the leader of the Yellow Sect, met in Qinghai with the leader of the rebel forces at that time, Ada Khan.

The two hit it off immediately. Suonan Gyatso said that he recognized at a glance that Ada Khan was the reincarnation of Kublai Khan, the founding monarch of the Yuan Dynasty, while Ada Khan recognized at a glance that Suonan Gyatso was the eighth national advisor of the Yuan Dynasty. Siba was reborn.

I was reincarnated as the founding emperor, so what else is important about the Golden Family?
So Anda Khan was equipped with the title of Kublai Khan, and in return, Anda Khan named Anda Khan the Dalai Lama.

This is the origin of the Dalai Lama system that we occasionally hear about.

Later, in order for more people to accept his reincarnated identity as a web writer, Anda Khan had to vigorously promote the spread of the Yellow Sect on the grasslands.

But in the end, the biggest beneficiary of his series of efforts was Tibetan Buddhism.

After all, after this promotion, it became acceptable for Tibetan Buddhism to grant titles to grassland leaders.

So...who said there can only be one Living Buddha?
A magnificent drama of civil strife in Mongolia was staged, and various tribes fought hard for the position of the boss.

At this time, the core task of the internal struggle-Lin Danhan, also known as Hu Duntu in the Ming Dynasty.

As the orthodox descendant of the Golden Family, his family power still has a strong foundation.

As a king with great talents and great strategies, Lin Dan Khan also believed in the Yellow Sect, hoping to attract enough supporters. In order to spread religious ideas, Lin Dan Khan also promoted the translation of a large number of Tibetan Buddhist scriptures into Mongolian, so that he could master Mongolia. The Yellow Sect has partial interpretation rights on the land.

However, what he didn't expect was that the unconvinced tribes would ignore Lin Danhan at all, and would rather defect to the Jurchens if they couldn't defeat him.Therefore, some of the tribes in Huang Yi's hands at this time were the Yellow Sect branch that believed in Tibetan Buddhism, and some were the Bai Sect branch.

"Obviously they are all Tibetan Buddhism, so why don't they believe in the same thing?" Huang Yi also had some difficulties for a while. Faced with the religious forces that have already formed an influence, reform cannot be achieved overnight.

"Gather all the monks who have followed the tribe and moved near the base area. I will hold a meeting for them."

"Ah, teacher...what are their names?"

"What's the difference?" Thinking of the cruel cultivation techniques of Tibetan Buddhism that he learned in later generations, Huang Yi became very angry. "Back then, Tang Sanzang's Buddhist scriptures were introduced to the Tang Dynasty. After he came back, he immediately helped Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. He wrote down the topographic map of the Western Region during the Tang Dynasty in exchange for asylum.

No matter how pretentious the Dharma King is in heaven, he should bow to the mortal kings when he comes to earth!

It's a good thing that the inheritance is relatively chaotic. There are always branches willing to cooperate with our work.

The situation is indeed what Huang Yi thought.

No matter whether the setting of reincarnation and changing race is a bit nonsense.

No matter what, being so eager to cooperate shows that these guys know who to listen to.

Religion is a good means of controlling people's hearts. Historically, after the Qing Dynasty won the war, it relied on religion to control the nomadic tribes on the prairie.

The reason why the Mongolian tribes have strong combat effectiveness is because of their nomadic characteristics. The nomads who follow the pastures have no fixed place.Ultra-high mobility is their greatest weapon.

After having faith, the situation arose where the tribe could escape but the temple could not escape.

Nomads without high mobility become herded objects and lose their ability to pose a threat.

Kangxi once said that "a temple is worth a hundred thousand soldiers".

So how should these temples be controlled? Later generations of the Qing Dynasty used such a method...

In addition to the emperor and the Great Khan, the rulers of the Qing Dynasty also had a third identity.

The reincarnation of Manjusri Bodhisattva.

No matter how powerful the Dalai Lama is, his status can only be considered equal to that of the reincarnated emperor of Manjushri Bodhisattva.

Therefore, what Huang Yi wants is not the identity of the reincarnation of Kublai Khan who helps him control the Mongolian tribes. In Huang Yi's view, the importance of recovering the golden family title is not as important as controlling religion and unifying the thoughts of the Mongolian people in the base area. High sex.

"Hahaha, I have long said that there are too many fake people trying to gain fame nowadays! His majesty, Huang Yi, with his heavenly appearance and extraordinary courage, is the reincarnation of Kublai Khan! In my eyes, the Buddha's light surrounding your majesty's head is clearly the manifestation of Manjushri Bodhisattva. ah!"

Although he is an atheist, Huang Yi is still a little uncomfortable with the idea of ​​playing Manjushri.

It's ridiculous.

"Hahaha..." Huang Yi laughed twice and held back a sentence, "It has to be you, you are the real Dalai Lama!"

(End of this chapter)