Liu Song Hanque

Chapter 78
The one who assassinated him was actually a monk?

After Liu Yizhen reacted, he was a little angry at first, and then it was funny.

Do these monks know what they are doing?

Assassinate Liu Yizhen...

Once they succeed, no matter how much Liu Yu likes Buddhism, he will kill him.

At that time, in the history books, it will not be three martial arts and one sect to destroy Buddhism, but four martial arts and one sect.

Don't forget how cool Taoism is in China.

Isn't it just holding the Yellow Turban Uprising with the intention of overthrowing the ruler, and thus being labeled as a "terrorist" and then failing?

Now Buddhism is assassinating court officials in full view, and their behavior is just as bad.

As for the reason for assassinating Liu Yizhen, Liu Yizhen could guess it with his butt.

Isn't it because of "God's Annihilation Theory"?
"I wanted to live with you in a peaceful way, but why did you die?"

"Come on, search all the Buddhist disciples in Guanzhong from now on, and lock them up for me!"

He didn't pay much attention to Liu Yizhen, a Buddhist, but since it was delivered to his door, there was no need for Liu Yizhen to be lenient.

"Second brother, are you really okay?"

Liu Yilong seemed a little taken aback.

He didn't expect that Liu Yizhen would be threatened with his life, which was completely different from the life of a "vassal king" he had imagined before.

"It's all right, you can go on your way at ease."

It takes three years for a scholar to rebel, let alone a Buddhist?
The organization ability of Buddhism is far behind that of Taoism. For Liu Yizhen, who controls the state machine, solving them is no more difficult than solving a pile of meat.

In this turmoil, Buddhism in Guanzhong experienced the worst blow in history, and many monks even began to flee to the west.

The first thing Liu Yilong did after returning to Luoyang was also to vigorously hunt down Buddhists. For a while, the Sili area became a forbidden place for Buddhism.

As for whether any of them were wronged...

So what?

The monks who were still in Chang'an at this time were either harboring evil intentions or fanatics of Buddhism, and they were not wronged if they were arrested.

As for the people caught, of course they were not locked in a prison.

The Chang'an prison is not that big, but they are taken directly to the construction site of the new Chang'an.

Work hard!Makeover!
Only by letting them work can they realize that all Buddhas and teachings are false, only labor is the most real, and only labor can create a better future, not eating fast and chanting Buddha.

The unexpected joy is that as a large number of monks were arrested, the wealth behind them was also exposed.

There are a lot of grain and cloth piled up in many Buddhist temples, and there are even things such as salt and iron that are prohibited by private ownership.

The most outrageous thing is that weapons and armor were found in one of the Buddhist temples.

Liu Yizhen originally wanted to follow the vine to find a melon, but in the end, even Du Ji came to intercede with the people behind him, which made Liu Yizhen know that it was time to stop.

Don't think about it, it's the shady transactions of some aristocratic families, which just let Buddhism take the blame.

Even so, Liu Yizhen was really excited by this harvest.

Tens of thousands of hectares of land, 30 taels of gold, [-] shi of grain, and countless other properties.

"If I get so much money every time I'm assassinated, I'd rather be assassinated every day."

The money came so fast!
No wonder the happiest thing for the ancient emperors was to steal their homes. Isn't this money-making faster than selling officials and nobles?
It's a pity that persimmons can only pick soft ones like Buddhism. If they can copy the home of a top aristocratic family, then it will be a real step up to the sky.

Just when Liu Yi was really leisurely and leisurely, a person came to the door suddenly.

Travel-stained, his face was haggard, only his eyes were shining.

"Master, I understand!"

It is the monk guide who has returned from retreat.

(End of this chapter)