Nanming: I can build wonders

Chapter 636 The Tathagata Buddha of Ming Dynasty Appears
After Pan Aqiang arrived in Changdu City, he set up a big camp on the spot and raised his general flag.

There are 1 troops outside the city, plus [-] workers and peasants!

The number of people has reached the standard. Under the command of General Pan, the big camp was set up as a plum blossom village, with deep ditches and thick fortifications, full of murderous aura. Observing from the tower, Heshuo Te Tibetans are daunted!
According to the usual practice, Pan Aqiang did not intend to attack by force, but to attack the heart first.

Early the next morning, after the Ming army had a leisurely meal, Xu Xianwu led [-] infantry to the city to do things.

The [-] guards were well-organized and well-equipped. Since today they were ordered to persuade them to surrender, not to fight, the soldiers equipped them with all kinds of accessories that they don't usually wear!
It is badges, medals, epaulettes, all kinds of fancy trinkets, which can fully reveal the handsomeness of military uniforms and the masculinity of soldiers.

Zhu Kezang is a uniform man. If the uniform is not handsome, then fighting will be meaningless.

After the guards were fully dressed, they were full of energy, with their heads held high, and everyone thought they were the most beautiful cubs. They lined up neatly and marched towards the city wall step by step.

The ornaments on the bodyguards were real gold, silver and precious stones, reflecting the light in an unambiguous manner, and even a little jewel-like.

In addition to the reflection of weapons and helmets, the sun was good that day, shining brightly under the sun, which almost blinded the eyes of Tibetans who had never seen the world on the tower.

The actions of the guards made the Tibetans a little confused. Isn't this a war?
Why do these "flash people" seem to be here for a military parade!
It was the first time for the Tibetans to see such a battle, and they couldn't help being stunned. What was the Ming army on the opposite side doing?
On the contrary, the leaders and generals of Heshuote became tense, as if they were facing a big enemy, and urged the Tibetans to fight well.

What's even more strange is that two big balls floated from the sky, and they were still golden.

When the two big balls got closer and closer, the Tibetan soldiers were all in chaos!

Because the portraits of Dainichi Tathagata Buddha are impressively painted on the two big balls!

This is the supreme god of Tibetan Buddhism.

Da Ri Tathagata can be translated into Vairocana Buddha according to the Sanskrit sound. It is the root Buddha that the Esoteric Buddhism transformed the reality of the universe into. It is also the root of all Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

The name of Dainichi Tathagata appeared in the "Darijing" translated by Shanwuwei Sanzang in the seventh century AD.

"Great Sun" is to eliminate all darkness and illuminate all things in the universe, and can benefit and nourish all living things in the world. The light of the Great Sun is immortal, and the meaning of "Great Sun" is better than the sun.

Mo Ke "is great, Vairocana" means the light shines everywhere; it is also translated as the great light shines everywhere, also known as the Tathagata shines everywhere.

Many devout Buddhists fell to their knees and kowtowed frantically.

Still muttering in his mouth: Buddha appears, Buddha appears!

This is the power of Daming Buddhist customized hot air balloon.

How can these Tibetan Buddhists who have never seen the world withstand the religious offensive of Daming!

I have to say that the Ming army is a bit too insidious and cunning.

What's worse, they started handing out leaflets, which were full of cartoons and Tibetan words.

Because it was the paper that fell from the Buddha balloon, the Tibetan soldiers regarded it as a treasure and started looting it one after another.

For them, this is God's instruction, and it can be a family heirloom or a family heirloom!

In terms of comics, the uneducated Tibetan soldiers can understand, probably they want them to surrender to Ming Dynasty.

But I can't read the text. You know, in the snowy plateau, those who can read are either monks or nobles.

"Master Lama, do you have any instructions from the Buddha above?"

A pious soldier held a leaflet and asked the big lama next to him.

"Amitabha, the general idea above is that surrendering to the Ming army can eliminate your past sins!"

The big lama had an ugly expression, but because it was the instruction of the Buddha, he had to convey it truthfully.

"Really, I want to surrender, no, I follow the instructions of the Buddha!"

This Tibetan soldier yelled very loudly. Those who didn't know it thought he was an insider.

Just then, a mutation arose.

A Heshuote Mongolian nobleman wiped his neck with a knife!

Immediately, blood splattered everywhere.

The originally noisy scene of grabbing orders became quiet.

"Whoever dares to surrender, I will send him to see the Buddha first!"

The Mongolian noble officer said viciously.

The pious Tibetan soldiers around did not dare to talk nonsense anymore, but their eyes betrayed them. If there was a fight later, I am afraid that the Heshuote Khan would suffer.

It's a big taboo to lose the morale of the army first!
Veteran Fude Gongbu was a little scared. He finally knew why the Ming army was able to break through the passes and watchtowers in Qamdo so quickly.

And the guards below also began to perform.

They didn't attack, and when they were close to the range of the Tibetans' bows and arrows, Xu Xianwu rushed forward and jumped onto a big rock, with his right hand raised high.

In an instant, only a shock was heard, which spread like a wave, and the 5000-strong army miraculously stopped moving forward. Their movements were consistent, like copying and pasting, which was shocking!
To the rhythm, soldiers with loud voices used rough iron horns to preach to the Tibetans the benefits of surrendering to Ming Dynasty.

Of course, the Guards soldiers used Chinese, which many Tibetans in Qamdo could understand.

"The Snowy Plateau has been the territory of the Ming Empire since ancient times, and the Tibetans are also Ming people. As long as they voluntarily surrender, they will be treated like the people of the Ming Dynasty!"

"The people of Ming Dynasty are treated, you will have jobs, fields, wine, tea, and meat!"

"Even after the battle is over, as long as you are willing to surrender, you can avoid death!"

Then a few great monks from the Central Plains appeared out of nowhere, and they also joined the sequence of shouting.

"Dear believers, you believe in Buddha, and we also believe in Buddha. We all believe in the same Buddha and Bodhisattva under the same blue sky. After the Ming Empire entered the snow-covered plateau, no temple was demolished. It will not be demolished before, and it will not be demolished in the future! "

Of course, it says it won't be demolished, but it doesn't say it can't be remodeled!

Transforming it into a Buddhist temple in the Central Plains is a transformation, and transforming it into a Confucian school is also a transformation.
In addition to the Daming people who came to shout, those Tibetan soldiers who returned to the Shun Ming Army also came to help shout.

For example, Comrade Zhuoma who yearns for Ming Dynasty medicine.

He shouted into the city in pure Tibetan, which attracted the Tibetans on the tower to listen.

They may not believe all the words of Ming people, but Zhuoma's words must be more credible.

Dolma described his experience in plain language.

At this moment, he is wearing the neat military uniform of the National Defense Forces, with a piece of white cloth tied around his arm, with the Chinese character "医" on it.

This is the symbol of the Ming Dynasty Medical Corps.

Zhuoma has a certain reputation among the Tibetan soldiers in Changdu. He is not only literate, but also has some medical skills, and has treated many Tibetan soldiers.

There are some people whose lives he saved on the tower.

They all stretched out their necks, wanting to hear what their savior had to say.

Zhuo Mo said calmly, "Many of you know me. I did not disgrace the reputation of Tibetans. I fought until I was punished by the Buddha (grenade) and captured by the Ming army!"

"When I was captured, the Ming army didn't kill me, but treated me and the other wounded. Our wounded were all saved by them!"

(End of this chapter)