Chapter 208 Tips to Make Poland disappear

Author: Orthodox Khan Ali Buge

Chapter 208 Tips to Make Poland disappear

Every time others want to take care of Xiao Rangna, the effect is not very good. The child has always been "rebellious". Even the eldest brother Zhu Wenkui who takes care of her every day is often contradicted.

Not to mention Guo Kang, it was common for Xiao Jeona to be disliked by Xiao Jeona. Later, Theodora was jealous of Xiao Jeona, and he felt it was inexplicable and didn't know what this person was thinking.

So, Guo Kang was relieved to find that someone could control her.

Moreover, he always had a feeling: although Princess Ma had always been very friendly to Princess Jeona, and had been helping to settle her up during this period, deep down, I am afraid that it was not so welcome.

He deliberately made the dispute big and then got out of here. In fact, part of the reason was to see Princess Ma's performance. After all, although she was not showing off, she was still in the network within the King of Wu's family.

The most important person. Her management ability and position are very important for future cooperation.

However, Princess Ma did not ask for good things as he thought, and began to persuade him to make peace, but instead called Xiao Ryana back alone. Thinking about it, she did not allow Xiao Ryana to play in the streets these days, but

I always feel that Princess Jeona's attitude of not asking about it is intentional.

Before, his impression of Princess Ma was a housewife of an ancient big family who was almost stereotyped. She was strong but lacked in opinion, kind but weak in character, and her best thing was to take care of her husband and children. Although she interacted with others, she was careful.

I think there are quite a few things, but they are basically family matters. I have almost never shown my attitude towards "serious business" in public.

When Princess Jeona first appeared, he was mainly thinking about diplomatic nominal issues, as well as her relationship with Zhu Wenkui. As for Princess Ma, everyone seemed to have ignored her tacitly. After all, with her usual performance, she should have

There will be no problem.

Princess Jeona should not be hyped in the name of King Wu's wife, because the French side does not want to admit this relationship now, and as far as Zhu Yunwen's current situation is concerned, this relationship may not be of much use to her. In this case, she will not

It threatens Princess Ma’s current status, and Princess Ma should be like the perfect palace queen, accepting and managing all this well as before.

However, judging from the details of these two times, Princess Ma seems to have her own ideas. Although she has never said it clearly that she doesn’t even feel her own son Zhu Wenkui, Guo Kang always has a feeling that she is fighting with Princess Jeona for her daughter.

I don't know if she will reveal more thoughts in the future.

Of course, this is also a good thing for Guo Kang herself. Princess Jeona's interests and her way of thinking are a little far from the Romans around him. Her way of doing things is also too unique, probably

It is not an easy object to convince, and it may become an uncertain factor in the future.

Although she is a good ally in name, she is not considered her own. If Xiao Ryanna gets too close to her, many plans in the future will add additional uncertainty. Princess Ma will take care of Xiao Ryanna and everyone

Say it is the best.

Of course, only he is thinking about these things himself at the moment, and even Zhu Wenkui doesn't know them.

During the time he was thinking, Zhu Wenkui was arguing with his sister using theories he heard from him.

Little Jeanna seems to think that the reason why so many crazy believers come to oppose Rome every day is not because there is something wrong with the doctrine itself, but because the church has intervened in too many ordinary affairs. If they have their own real interests, they will naturally be

Will use religious means to maintain these interests. It is manifested as various religious wars that are completely unnecessary. If religion and secular power can be separated, this problem can be solved.

But Zhu Wenkui obviously didn't believe it.

"The worship of God in European countries cannot develop like Central Plains Buddhism." He said confidently: "It is obviously unrealistic to deal with them in the way of reforming Buddhism."

"Why?" Xiao Jeona asked dissatisfiedly.

"Because the situation on both sides is completely different." Zhu Wenkui spread his hands: "The problem with Roman Catholic Church lies in the doctrine itself. The most important thing is to directly change the doctrine and integrate the church."

"The Central Plains dynasty was able to ask monks to give up secular power, limit their privileges in property, and concentrate on religious work because there was a 'heaven' sacrifice above Buddhism," he explained.

"The major event of the country lies in sacrifices and military affairs. Only when these two powers are stable can the country be stable. In the Central Plains, these two things were originally captured by the court at the same time, and the monks have no right to intervene."

"The Buddhism they believe in is just a kind of sacrifice and cannot threaten the court's control over the sacrificial power. Therefore, prohibiting monks from interfering in secular affairs will not destroy the unity of "sacrificial" and "rong", so it is also possible to

It's effective."

"But the European courts did not have the function of the church. They only had such a church. Forcibly breaking away from the secular management would be equivalent to regressing back to ancient times and back to the time when wizards and monarchs were opposed."

"That's why I said that the idea of ​​the Reformation you mentioned is very problematic." Zhu Wenkui made a final judgment.

"But... people here have always been calling this." Little Jeanna asked in confusion: "According to you, are they doing something wrong?"

"I think it's really wrong." Zhu Wenkui said: "They misunderstood from the beginning. Or they may have never had experience in this area, so they didn't understand it at all, they were just thinking about it..."

Little Jeona fell into silence for a moment.

Princess Ma supported Zhu Wenkui very much and was happy to see the effect of his words. She took the opportunity to persuade: "If you are your brother, please think carefully. Mom knows that you have been smart since childhood, so you must think more about this kind of thing.

Don't listen to it indirectly."

"Although the Europeans are experienced, aren't the Central Plains far better than them? What they insist on may not be right. You have to think more about it yourself."

"This is not what I said." Zhu Wenkui smiled and said, "It's all about Mr. Guo and the others. When discussing the reform of the doctrine before, I just listened to it. If you want to ask, please ask them."

"Oh, by the way." He turned to greet Guo Kang: "Aren't you just about to say how to deal with the Polish sect? Let's talk to us. We all want to hear it now, and there is nothing for everyone.

Religious prejudice should be spoken."

"Just listen." Guo Kang shrugged.

"Of course I can do it, I'm not a crazy believer." Zhu Wenkui disagreed.

"That's simple." Guo Kang said: "In fact, it's still the old theory - it's all determined by geography and historical background."

"You also know that the aristocrats of these days have uncertain identities. Just like the example we saw with our own eyes. An English aristocrat can also hold territory in Poland; a Spanish aristocrat may have allegiance to France and Casti at the same time.

Leah; a French nobleman might also go to the English court to be an official. In short, it doesn't matter which country they are nobles."

"As for civilians, it's even more chaotic. Most civilians have no culture and only know the lords they belong to. The lord's higher lords and the feudal relationship between them are too complicated for civilians. Basically,

Everyone has no idea about this.”

"Many countries are trying to change this situation, so that the nobles and civilians have an identity, so as to unite the people and prevent everyone from scattering when they encounter a crisis. This is what Poland wants.

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"But the problem is that they don't have this cultural foundation." Guo Kang said with a smile.

"How long has the concept of Rome? How long has the concept of France been? What about Poland? They don't have this cultural foundation. Then what else can you do?"

"So we have to use religion, right?" Zhu Wenkui has also learned to be smart now.

"Yes." Guo Kang nodded: "On the one hand, they have no culture and history of ethnic groups that they can borrow directly; on the other hand, they are just on the border between Roman Catholicism and Orthodox Church. So, the easiest way,

Of course, it is to use religious identities to help establish this identity."

"Look, that's why they seem so crazy."

"Hi. To put it bluntly, it's just that I'm not educated." Zhu Wenkui sneered.

"Of course. If you are educated, who will go crazy and become a crazy believer?" Guo Kang also said with a smile.

"Then you continue to say, how to deal with them?" Zhu Wenkui continued to instigate.

"This is simpler." Guo Kang analyzed: "To us, this kind of group seems crazy and stubborn, and seems to be very determined. But in fact, this is exactly the manifestation of their fragility."

"After all, if a group relies heavily on religion and needs to integrate with religious beliefs, it means that its consensus itself is not solid, and can only rely on strict religious distinctions to define a 'internal and external difference' to bring together members.

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"However, this is the best way to establish recognition. We have gradually developed a set of experience."

"Is there any trick?" Zhu Wenkui became more and more curious.

"Yes." Guo Kang nodded: "Think about it, since they want to distinguish with religion, what we need to do is of course make their distinction impossible. If they can disrupt their beliefs, they will force them to

They doubt each other, wouldn't it be enough?"

"This is how we use now." Guo Kang pointed to the square behind: "If the nobles and soldiers want to survive, they have to declare that they are not Poles. In this way, only those beliefs and identities are very firm.

Only those who are willing to live without their lives. Most people, like the British aristocrat, have not been so certain. If they have the opportunity, they will of course choose to save their lives first."

"Oh...that means that only those who are sloppy can live. I really believe that all Polish people are dead." Zhu Wenkui nodded.

"This is just the most superficial phenomenon." Guo Kang said: "This level alone cannot really cause damage. After all, we cannot catch too many nobles at once, and the murdered will also have an inspirational effect.

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"In history, many sects faced persecution and massacre, but few of them could be killed in this way. Even if the strength of the two sides is very different. When we face the Poles, we do not have such a big advantage, and of course we will not expect to solve this problem in this step.

question."

"Is there any other effect?" Xiao Jeona couldn't help but join the conversation.

She climbed to the car window and wanted to listen to Guo Kang's explanation. Princess Ma was very supportive of this and moved to the side and asked her to come over to listen.

"Yes. Because we have said that Poland is a special country and Europe is also a special environment." Guo Kang said: "Many nobles have multiple recognitions. They can be people from many countries at the same time. And the feelings of civilians towards the country are the same.

It is very indifferent and more identifiable to our hometown. Poland hopes that people will identify with themselves more, but we can absolutely ask them to declare and give up this recognition."

"Is this kind of verbal statement effective?" Zhu Wenkui expressed his doubts.

"It will naturally be of no effect when you say it empty-handedly. But if you hear it, it will be effective." Guo Kang told him.

"Do you know that the Shiites in Tianfang Sect have a 'Takia' principle?" He gave an example that seemed to be far from the topic.

Zhu Wenkui seemed to have never heard of it, but Xiao Jeona nodded.

"The sixth Imam of the Shiites issued a decree because of the persecution and massacre encountered by the sect, which stipulated that believers could conceal their faith when they were in danger." Guo Kang explained.

"But what's interesting is that this seemingly convenient regulation has hardly appeared in other sects. Whether it is Judaism, God-worshiping or other Tianfang sects, this kind of behavior is not advocated. Even if there is a case of it,
To be continued...