With a humble expression on his face, Kang Mazi looked at the group of strange characters below, with question marks on his head - he mainly couldn't figure out the ways of those Brahmin beggars. Isn’t India very rich? Isn’t it rich in cotton? Why are these beggars not wearing clothes that cover their bodies? And how come these beggars who are not wearing clothes that cover their bodies become Brahmin masters? Could it be that in the future, the imperial examinations and high schools open to Brahmins will only be filled with "uncovered scholars" who don't wear any clothes? In the future, when the Great Mongol Dynasty held court meetings, the court hall would be filled with beggars without clothes. Wouldn’t it turn into a beggars’ meeting?
Although he didn't like these beggars very much in his heart, Kang Mazi still smiled and nodded at these beggars, as if he cared about them as masters... As long as they were willing to support the Great Mongol Dynasty, let alone not wearing clothes, that is It doesn’t matter if you don’t even wear pants, you can still become a bachelor and enter the Hanlin Academy!
Even the undressed masters returned the greeting with namaste, what a harmonious scene between the king and his ministers!
Then Kangxi Khan turned his attention to a young man wearing a huge turban, steel bracelets, long clothes and shorts, and a short sword (the iron sword had been replaced by a wooden sword). This man's name was Gurbind Singh. , is the tenth generation guru of Sikhism...Sikhism has a large number of believers in the Punjab area near Peshawar, and most of these believers are brave and fierce. They are the Indian version of the White Lotus sect's professional rebels. It is estimated that there is something similar to the "Anti-Sutra" guiding them to rebel. They have been at odds with the Emperor of Hindustan since their sixth-generation guru, so this Gurbind Singh is already the fourth-generation anti-Guru!
If this anti-fourth-generation Sikh guru can instigate a Sikh uprising in Punjab when the Mongol heavenly troops attack Lahore, then Lahore will be a sure bet.
Immediately afterwards, Kang Mazi turned his attention to a group of tribal leaders and patriarchs of the Tianfang Sect. In today's India, Afghanistan, Hezhong and the Kazakh grasslands, the power of the Tianfang Sect cannot be underestimated. Although this force is not easy to deal with the three core groups of Mongolia: the Mongolian Eight Banners, the Qing Eight Banners, and the Ruba Banners... But if Kangxi wants to establish his own Mughal Khanate in India, he must use and unite This force. The war in India must not be turned into a showdown between Mongolia and the Tianfang Sect. Otherwise, there will be trouble in the Eight Banners, Bukhara, Khiva, Afghanistan, and Kazakhstan.
However, Kangxi could not convert to the Tianfang Sect, because that would cause him to lose his transcendent status in uniting the major sects in Tianfang. Moreover, the Meng Eight Banners who believed in the Yellow Sect, the Confucian Eight Banners who believed in Confucianism, and the Qing Eight Banners who believed in Buddhism and Confucianism would also be in conflict with Kangxi. Disengagement and morality.
To be honest, Kangxi really feels like he is dancing on six eggs now, and he still has to maintain a balance with all aspects... To be honest, it is still a bit difficult!
Fortunately, Kangxi Khan and Aurangzeb - these are the best enemies!
It is not easy to have this person who can make most of the "people" under his rule (and there are many who cannot be considered human beings, only humanoid creatures) hate him with hatred.
Thinking of this, Kangxi Khan began to speak in Mongolian - he is not yet proficient in Persian, Hindi and Sanskrit, so he can only publish a longer speech in Mongolian, the "first official language" of the Great Mongolia. Speech.
Kangxi smiled and said: "I am the Great Mongolian Khan elected by the Kuritai Khan Election Meeting of the Great Mongolia, and Aurangzeb, who claims to be the Emperor of Hindustan, is a descendant of the Timur Khanate, the Mughal Khan The Khan of this country, his ancestors were the vassals of our Great Mongol Kingdom. When I was in Samarkand on the River, I heard that he implemented tyranny in India, bullied the Brahmin wise men of Hinduism, forced non-Tianfang believers to pay poll taxes, and made Tianfang believers and Both Hindus and Sikhs are locked in endless wars. He is truly a brutal Khan.
In addition, I also heard that he proclaimed himself the conqueror of the world, and attempted to conquer the whole world, including the Great Mongolia proper, after unifying India. That's why I decided to cross the mountains of Afghanistan and travel thousands of miles to the land of India, not for conquest, but for liberation! It is not to rob wealth, but to allow Christians, Hindus, and Sikhs to live in harmony. Not to unify India, but to allow both the east and west of southern India to bathe in peace.
Therefore, before I launch a large-scale attack on Aurangzeb, I want to declare to all Devabha believers, Hindus, and Sikhs that I will not force anyone to convert, and will not impose a poll tax on people of any sect. The upper castes, Hindus, and Sikhs can all be reused by me just like members of the Meng Banner, Qing Banner, and Confucian Banner who believe in Buddhism and Confucianism. I will organize separate official selection examinations called imperial examinations for Devabha believers, Hindu Brahmins and Sikhs. To ensure that the best among them can become officials of the Great Mongolia and the Mughal Kingdom.
Of course, the respective caste systems followed by Tianfang Sect and Hinduism will also be protected. I respect the equality of Sikhs because they have taken up the sword to gain wealth in this life! But I also believe that the untouchables of Hinduism have the right to practice penance for glory in the hereafter...
Finally, I do not seek to unify India. Because my enemy... is only Aurangzeb, and I will only seize land from Aurangzeb! If anyone is willing to join me in the crusade against Aurangzeb, the tyrant who wants to conquer the world, I will form an alliance with him!
What I just said will be written in Mongolian, Manchu, Chinese, Persian, Hindi, and Sanskrit, and then posted everywhere in India! "
Kangxi's words are comparable to the Indian version of the "Bill of Rights"!
Although Kangxi had no intention of limiting the power of the monarch and had no intention of establishing a parliament in India, he recognized the equality of Buddhism, Confucianism, Tianfang Religion, Hinduism, and Sikhism.
At the same time, the Kangxi Khan also pioneered the idea of "devouring this life with the sword" and at the same time protecting the rights of the untouchables to continue committing untouchable crimes. Everyone was really happy.
This wisdom is comparable to, or even surpasses, Emperor Akbar!
Kangxi then said to the group of strange-looking people below: "I have one more thing to announce! I don't have much interest in the land and population of India. So even if I destroy Aurangzeb's country, I will not directly rule such a vast land... I will use Lahore as the capital of autumn and winter, and Kabul as the capital of spring and summer. The land between the two capitals is my direct jurisdiction. As for other territories , all will be given to meritorious ministers!"
This time Kangxi Khan also stepped up his tactics!
Aurangzeb's ultimate move was the silver rupee, and Kangxi's ultimate move was India's rich territory!
He has now announced that he will only eat the section from Lahar to Kabul, and "no longer want" other places...all will be given to meritorious officials! If this was said in China, no one would believe it.
Because Kangxi gave away too much fat, he didn't want the entire Ganges River Basin! This is equivalent to enfeoffing the entire Yangtze River Basin of China during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. How can this be?
But India is used to being divided, and it is originally a fragmented country. Even the governors under Aurangzeb had military power, political power, and financial power. They are not much different from the emperor and I. The three vassal kings in the Kangxi Dynasty were far worse than them.
Therefore, all the figures from Tianfang, Hinduism, and Sikhism who participated in today's conference believe it.
Especially the two Singhs - the Sikh Guru Singh and the Rajput general character, all showed a hint of fanaticism on their faces.
The chiefs who came from Afghanistan, as well as the small Khans of Buharavasi and Kazakhstan, were all eager to try.
The enthusiasm to conquer the world will rise immediately!
Kangxi saw their faces, and a proud smile appeared on his lips. Although he is trying to steal someone else's empire this time, he has the intention of getting a lot of help... It feels really good to be a sage for India!
