Hinduism is a religion that forcibly divides people into different levels, with great feudal remnants. In modern times, if Hinduism had not dragged it down, the development of Ah San might not be worse than that of China.
You should know that A San’s ability to do a good job of software shows that their wisdom is not bad. Otherwise, they would not have become an ancient civilization as famous as China.
However, a Hinduism that imprisoned people's identity and thoughts forcibly imprisoned Ah San's development potential. Just like the Confucian Neo-Confucian thoughts that imprisoned the Chinese people's thoughts. Fortunately, after two revolutions, China completely broke the ideological shackles and then achieved the national takeoff. Ah San and others also regarded Hinduism, which was heavily retained by feudal remnants, as a country, and even the prime minister wore a headscarf, which naturally restricted its development.
Of course, this is a good thing for China. Ah San is willing to restrain his own thoughts, so let them continue to restrain themselves. Leaving a powerful competitor is also a good thing for China.
In his previous life, Malin always felt that the monkeys in South Vietnam might have more potential than Ah San. Because Nanyue also broke the ideological shackles through revolution. Moreover, Nanyue was originally a territory of China and was deeply influenced by the Central Plains culture. Those famous TV series, such as "The Return of the Condor Heroes", were very popular in South Vietnam, and even remakes thunder dramas. Then, they imitated China to open up... If it weren't for its narrow territory and was greatly restricted, Nanyue might have risen into a new power. And if Nanyue and Ah San replaced their territory, a big power would have risen...
This is considered from the perspective of future development, but from the perspective of rulers, Hinduism is so wonderful.
Because people were born into different levels, and with the blessing of strong religious beliefs, Indians actually rarely resisted their fate. After the British occupied India, they did not promote Christianity in India. Why? Because promoting Christianity is not as useful as Hinduism itself! Since it is conducive to rule, why not retain this backward religion? Therefore, the British promoted Christianity in other colonies around the world, but continued to retain Hinduism in India. The only few uprisings of the Indians were because the British did not respect their faith
As for national independence, it was not considered by the three brothers. For example, the Great Uprising in 1857 was because the bullets promoted by the British army were coated with butter. The beef was a mascot in India and was not allowed to be eaten. This violated the taboo of Ah San, which led to the Great Uprising. As long as the religious belief of the General Ah San is not respected, India should not be too easy to rule. Even if Gandhi makes trouble, he will not cooperate, rather than just doing it like the northerners. Speaking of which, the difficulty of ruling India is not as difficult as ruling Ah San.
Why did Marin introduce Indian untouchables and protect their beliefs? Because of the Hindu canon rules, the untouchables dare not have the idea of ​​being the master of their own country, and only dare to be honest and coolie.
Moreover, while introducing Lao Hei to Japan, Marin also plans to introduce Japanese labor force in the Americas. After introducing Japanese labor force, he arranges Japanese farmers to intermarry with Indian untouchables, and promotes Hinduism...
This trick is very insidious because according to Hindu rules, any child born with intermarriage with a pariah is a pariah, no matter who the pariah is married to.
In this way, according to Hindu rules, the remaining children of the untouchables and Japanese farmers are also untouchables...
The Hindu parishes generally do not resist the rule, so Marin's colonial rule will be much more stable...
Why did Marin introduce population from Japan? There is no way. The Beihai country has only a few hundred thousand people. How can we control the Americas with such a large area? Japan has a population of 17 million, so it is also a good choice to get some labor from Japan to help develop the Americas.
In fact, Marin originally wanted to introduce population from China. However, the Ming Dynasty could not agree. At most, Marin could only find opportunities to get some refugees who fled to the Americas, but the number would definitely not be too large. Because now is not the era when refugees are everywhere in the late Ming Dynasty. The country was still very stable in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, and large-scale refugees were impossible. Therefore, Marin could only settle for the second best, introducing untouchables from India and farmers from Japan to help develop the Americas.
But the Japanese have ambitions. When you are strong, they will be obedient. When you decline, you may bite you. So, even if you introduce a large number of farmers from Japan, Marin has to be on guard. Let them intermarry with Indian untouchables and then make them believe in Hinduism...Oh, everyone is a untouchable, and they are still rebelling?
Then, Marin built several more Hindu temples and called on believers to donate gold... The secret room of the temple in Travangol in India found news worth tens of billions of dollars, but Marin remembered it. Marin could call on believers to donate gold on the surface, and then secretly take the gold away... As for the statue in the temple... just brush a layer of tin sulfide similar to gold powder on the stone statue, fool the Hindus... the real gold was swallowed by himself...
Hindus have a habit of collecting gold, wearing gold, and donating gold to Hindu temples... If one day Marin occupied India, he would definitely go to the temple to find gold... Of course, he had to search quietly, otherwise he would anger the honest third brother...
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In addition, Marin also planned to introduce Hinduism into Japan. In this way, after solidifying the Japanese class, it would be more convenient to rule...
He was reduced by Uncle Hei and was solidified into a different level by Hinduism. Marin didn't believe that Japan still has a future in the future...
Moreover, when Hinduism and Buddhism came out of India, Marin could deceive the Japanese under the name of the upper class of India (Indian Buddhism). After all, during the Warring States Period, Buddhism had a great influence. Hinduism and Buddhism both originated from India, Marin could make Hindu monks pretend to be monks to preach in Japan... As for real Buddhism, it is just a forceful suppression...
In addition, Marin can win over those daimyos and promote the benefits of Hinduism to them - class solidification and safeguard the interests of their families... Only classes have been solidified from the ideological point of view, so people will not resist the ruling class... Anyway, those daimyos must be of higher castes...
Then, those Japanese farmers must have been classified as untouchables. As untouchables, they will be honest in the future and do not think of unrealistic ideas that will make a name for themselves...
As long as it is beneficial to the ruling class, they will definitely be willing to uphold this religious provision that is beneficial to them. It has not been seen that it is in the 21st century. Does Ah San's higher castes also disagree with equality with the untouchables? If it is truly equal, how can those people of the higher castes be virtuous?
Chapter completed!