Chapter Five Hundred and Twenty Eighth
The golden urn drawing system was a crucial link in the Qing Dynasty in history in the process of controlling Tibet.
After this policy was implemented, Tibet completely fell to the feet of the Qing Dynasty.
In a sense, it can be said that it has broken the Tibetan political pattern formed in the five or six hundred years since the Yuan and Ming dynasties.
After Basipa, all affairs in Tibet were managed by the upper class of Tantric Buddhism, Mongolian princes and Tibetan nobles who believed in Tantric Buddhism.
Although there was the first period of the Qing Dynasty, the central government strengthened its direct control over Tibet several times.
But they cannot control the reincarnation of the Buddha's spiritual children, so they cannot fundamentally control Tibet.
Especially after the death of Lazang Khan, it was Kang Mazi's old age. From then on until the Qianlong period, there were fierce disputes among various sects in Tibet. The Mongolian Khan, who were nomad in Qaidam and the local forces in Tibet, also tried their best to control the Great Buddha in Tibet in various ways, so as to expand their power and consolidate the privileges they obtained. At that time, after the Great Buddha in Mongolia and Tibet passed away, the reincarnated spiritual children were mainly identified by the most famous god-dragonist "Blowing" wizard.
In the fifth year of Yongzheng, the Qing government officially established the Ministry of Ministers in Tibet in Tibet, and the cabinet scholar Sengge and Deputy Chief Ma La became the first ministers in Tibet. The ministers in Tibet not only directly in charge of Tibetan government affairs, but also directly inspected major religious affairs in Tibet. In addition to "blowing" the reincarnation of the Great Buddha, the recognition of the reincarnation of the Spiritual Boy must also be reported to the Ministers in Tibet, and the ministers in Tibet report to the emperor in the capital for approval.
Under the bribery of various forces, "Chu Chong" was in the divine and under the pretext of oracles, the designated spiritual children of Buddha reincarnation came from Mongolian princes or Tibetan noble families, and some even "Chu Chong" the family members. This phenomenon of almost all Buddhas originating from a family is also an important reason that prompted Emperor Qianlong to make up his mind to rectify the ills of Buddha reincarnation system in Tibet.
Now that Emperor Qianlong is over, the golden urn draw has naturally not appeared, but without Emperor Qianlong, he and the Emperor Zhao family are not there?
Zhao Liang felt that this "golden urn draw" was much more meaningful than many of Qianlong's top ten martial arts who were "simple and fuck" people.
Tibet is now under the invasion of the Gurkha people. If you don’t suppress them, then when will you wait?
So without even calling Tibet, Zhao Liangxian organized someone to compile a book called "The Imperially Decreed Tibet's Aftermath", which included forty-three items.
For example, drawing lots of golden urns, garrisons, school construction and modern education, such as the army, officials and finance there, etc.
Of course, Tibet is unwilling to accept these conditions.
If you accept them, Tibet would be like Emperor Zhao putting on many iron chains and stomped hands.
This is something that no one of the great nobles or Buddhas in Tibet is willing to accept.
Even the two highest Buddhas have to undergo financial review every year, which is too unhappy.
But they were unwilling to accept these conditions, so Zhao Liang would not accept their request to rescue Tibet.
As the Gurkhas' soldiers were about to approach Lhasa, the two great Buddhas in Tibet had to pay attention to the overall situation.
The newspaper introduced the "Imperially-designated Tibet Aftermath Regulations". Zhao Liang regarded this as a great political achievement, and the people also gave him some positive responses.
Although no one thinks that Tibet is important.
But this is also a manifestation of the majesty of the Great Chen Dynasty, right?
With this "Imperially Decreed the Aftermath of Tibet", Tibet has certain autonomy, but it is like Mongolia in southern Mo. With the promotion of silage technology, with the expansion of the Central Plains, with the investment of large amounts of funds in southern Mo, such as the iron ore in Baotou, the graphite ore in Alxa, basic open-pit coal mines, and lead, zinc and silver mines in Bayannur, Chifeng, Hulunbuir, Xilingol and other mines..., it has greatly changed the life and social order of Mongolia in southern Mo, and thus caused changes in the political structure.
More and more Mongolians have moved into settlement or semi-settled states, especially in the Hetao area.
There are some discerning Mongolian nobles among the Mongolians in the south of the desert who cannot see such a "harmfulness", but what can they do?
Do you want to just eat a knife if you boil the frog in warm water?
The same will happen in Tibet.
Everything needs to be changed little by little.
Just like Mongolia in the south of the desert now, more and more people are transferred to settle down, and schools, hospitals, etc. will naturally rise up. Mongolian businessmen also began to appear in settlements more and more ordinary.
Although most of the students in schools in Monan are children of Mongolian aristocratic families, and almost all of the merchants are from nobles, so what? Most of the people who first carried out the revolution in the late Qing Dynasty were children of rich families.
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A place where western Sichuan and Tibet communicate.
Yang Yuchun finally waited for the good news that he had longed for.
The first batch of Tibet troops can be ready to set off.
His troops had been stationed in the plateau for a while, and when they arrived, the soldiers did feel a lot of discomfort.
Because the terrain here is very high and the air is thin, people in the plains can't adapt all of them.
But as long as you train hard and hone, unless the small group of people are really not suitable for the plateau climate, many people can still overcome it.
The mountains around the base are their training grounds, crossing mountains and ridges to enjoy the thinner air.
The feeling of difficulty breathing is really bad, very bad.
Yang Yuchun was in his thirties and he was not used to it when he first arrived. But he persevered!
Zhang Yuemei couldn't hold on, so Yang Yuchun's immediate boss was replaced by Meng Can, and the deputy commander was still Yang Lei, although everyone knew that he was more of a cavalry commander.
Chief of Staff Xu Jialiang!
The first batch of troops entering Tibet had only 5,000 men, 3,000 infantry and 2,000 cavalry.
The troops were moving faster because they were already preparing for this day.
Three thousand infantrymen said they were infantrymen, but everyone was equipped with war horses. There was also a yak team in the logistics unit!
A large amount of jerky meat and fried oil tea with meat oil were prepared, as well as a large number of pressure cookers.
The latter was invented by the French more than a hundred years ago.
So Zhao Liang doesn’t need to innovate anymore.
Chapter completed!