Da Ming started to ascend the throne

Chapter 926 Ambush Ah San
There are more than 1 Indian troops on duty at the outskirts of the barracks, but they were thrown into chaos by thousands of Ming army cavalry. Not many dared to go up and fight the Ming army, and soon ran away crying, killing the third brother's The non-resistance national spirit has been brought into full play.

In fact, these Indian troops in the periphery are ordinary soldiers of low caste, while those soldiers of higher race with a little combat effectiveness are sleeping in the barracks!
It wasn't until the soldiers near the periphery were bombarded with blood and flesh by grenades that they realized that the Ming army had come for real this time. Shamohe hurriedly led his own soldiers to organize the Indian army to resist the Ming army, but the Ming army saw the Indian army assembled, They turned their horses and left quickly.

"Stop chasing!"

Seeing the Ming army disappearing into the night, Shamohe waved his hand and ordered to stop the pursuit. The dark ghosts outside knew if the Ming army had ambushed, so we had to wait until dawn.

But as soon as he stopped the pursuit of the Ming army by the Indian army, Shike rushed over angrily, looking at the corpses of the Indian army strewn about on the ground, Shike could no longer bear the harassment of the Ming army that did not speak martial arts at all. The Shamer River cursed a lot:
"Shamohe, you useless thing, you have fought with your father for many years, have your guts been eaten by dogs? I ordered you to lead your troops to chase and kill these damned Ming soldiers immediately. Otherwise, get the hell out of me..."

Shamohe is also a well-known general of the Mughals. He has fought with Shah Jahan for many years, and his status and status are extremely high in the Mughals. Today, he was scolded by Shike in front of so many Indian troops. The sword cut off Shike's dog's head. Don't look at Shike's bragging all day long. If he wasn't the future successor of the Mughal Kingdom, the Shamo River would have killed him long ago.

But he knew that he and his family could not afford to offend the future Mughal successors, so he could only swallow his anger. He ignored Shike, but brought [-] Indian troops to chase after the place where the Ming army disappeared. .

As a Mughal general, Shamohe is of course familiar with the terrain of India. He knows that there is a dense forest not far away, but he can’t do without chasing him. Shik will not let him go easily. This is called knowing that there are tigers in the mountains. Hushan trip!
"Warriors, there is a high possibility that the Ming army is ambushing ahead, you must be careful and kill!"

His subordinates were baffled, so he asked:
"General, knowing that there is an ambush, why do we have to be fooled and chase after it?"

Shamohe shook his head:

"This is the order of the future Mughal king. Do you dare to disobey it? Don't talk too much, carry out the order!"

Shamohe's words made many Indian soldiers upset. This is a fucking war!If it doesn't work out, it will kill us. Could it be that if Shike is unhappy, we are all going to die?

But soldiers are almost the biggest victims of the Indian caste system, and they can't do anything but scold their mothers in their hearts.

Ancient India is one of the birthplaces of human civilization, and it is listed as the four ancient countries in the East along with China, Egypt, and Babylon.

But for thousands of years, the development of Indian society has been relatively slow.This has a certain relationship with India's strict hierarchy-the caste system.

Around 2000 BC, the white people who originally lived in Central Asia poured into the middle reaches of the Indus River and conquered most of the local Dravidians.The invaders called themselves "Aryan", which means noble, to distinguish them from the dark-skinned Dravidians.

After centuries of military expansion, the Aryans conquered almost all of India.The Aryans absorbed the advanced culture of the Dravidians, changed from nomadic to settled agricultural life, and gradually transitioned to a slave society.

Due to the conquest and enslavement of the Dravidians by the Aryans, as well as the division of the rich and the poor within the Aryans, a strict hierarchy gradually formed in the Aryan society, which is the caste system.

Under the caste system, ancient Indians were divided into four castes: Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaisya and Sudra.Brahmins are priestly nobles.It mainly masters divine power, divination of fortune and fortune, monopolizes culture and reports farming seasons, and has the highest status in society.

Kshatriya is the military aristocrat of the Aryans, including officials at all levels below the king, and holds all the powers of the country except the divine right.

Vaisyas were ordinary laborers in ancient Indian society, that is, the middle and lower classes of the Aryans, including farmers, handicraftsmen and businessmen, who had to pay taxes to the state.

Sudras refer to those free people who lost their land and the conquered Dravidians, who were actually in the status of slaves.

Occupations of various castes are hereditary, and intermarriage is not allowed to maintain strict boundaries.Children born to men and women of different castes are regarded as untouchables, or untouchables. Untouchables are not included in the four castes and are the most despised.

The four ranks are not equal before the law. The "Manu Code" stipulates that if the Kshatriya insulted the Brahmin, he should be fined [-] pa that (silver unit).If it is Vaisya who scolds you, you will be fined [-] to [-] Pa that.If Sudra cursed, he would pour hot oil into his mouth and ears.

On the contrary, if a Brahmin insults the Kshatriya, he is only fined [-] Panas; if he insults the Vaisya, he is fined [-] Panas; and if he insults the Sudra, he is fined [-] Panas.If a person of a high caste kills a sudra, he only needs to pay with livestock, or simply cleanse himself once.

The "Manu Code" also made cumbersome regulations on the basic necessities of each caste.For example, it is stipulated that people of different castes cannot stay in the same room, eat at the same table, or drink water from the same well.

Intermarriage between people of different castes was strictly prohibited in order to perpetuate the division of castes, or they would be expelled from the caste.People who are expelled from caste also become untouchables.Untouchables can only live outside the village and cannot contact Brahmans. They can only engage in occupations that are considered the lowest, such as carrying dead bodies and removing excrement.

Walking on the road, untouchables have to wear special marks, make special sounds in their mouths, or knock on some utensils to remind people of high castes to avoid them in time.If Brahmins come into contact with untouchables, it is considered bad luck, and a purification ceremony will be held after returning.

Did the Ming army have an ambush?Of course, otherwise the Ming army who harassed the Indian army would definitely be in danger. They were facing more than 20 Indian troops. No matter how the Indian army's weapons and equipment were, it would be very dangerous for the Ming army squad.

Provoking and harassing is the task of the Ming Marine Corps, but it is the sharpshooters of the Ming Longteng Army who are ambushing in the woods. The Indian army is lighting torches in the open. Once within range, the Ming army can shoot and kill Ah in the dark without any scruples. three.

In order to prevent being attacked, Shamohe hid in the middle of the Indian army, and ordered the guards around him not to light torches. Other torches could fully see the road.

The torch can only illuminate a small area, unlike a flashlight that can illuminate a long distance, which also prevents the Indian army from seeing the surrounding situation clearly. As soon as they approached the woods, they became the target of the Longteng army.

"Bang bang..."

With a burst of gunshots, dozens of Indian troops were brought down in front. They couldn't see where the Ming army was, so they could only be beaten passively. The huge Indian army immediately became chaotic, and Shamohe couldn't control it.

(End of this chapter)