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Chapter 30 The Lost Lotus

In the kingdom of Gore, there is a city named Vadhamman, the king of this city is named Ganshekha, and Abhachend is the minister in charge, a Jain.The king also embraced this religion for his sake.

When this church worships Lord Shiva and Lord Visser, it uses cattle, grain, and real estate as offerings to the gods. The church prohibits gambling, drinking and other bad behaviors.Except for the members of this church, no one in the city dares to worship the gods in this way.According to custom, throwing the bones of the dead into the Ganges is also forbidden.According to the king's will, the minister in charge announced the regulations for handling these incidents to the whole city: "If anyone dares to disobey the king's order and commit the above-mentioned actions that are not allowed, the king will not only confiscate all his property, but also punish him accordingly. The person will also be expelled from the city."

One day, Diwan (Minister, Minister) said to the king: "Your Majesty, I am very happy to listen to your regulations on religion. As long as you live on this earth, no matter who you are, you will inevitably experience One death and rebirth. This is how he is born and dies continuously. Therefore, the most correct and urgent thing for a person is to cultivate his religious beliefs from his birth. Please experience it carefully! Appear in different ways Brahman, Shiva and Vishnu on earth are very specific gods. None of these gods are better than cows, animals that have neither passion nor hatred, let alone wantonness and greed , lose their temper, and have no personal feelings; it just maintains human life silently. With it, people don't have to spend a lot of energy when working. For humans, its reproduction is a kind of comfort and relief. And because of this , gods and sages all believe in cows. (Pirama declares that cows are the mother of all gods. He is the No.1 of the three gods. The second and third are Visser and Shiva respectively. They both It is the object of worship. An old missionary said: "If a European naively tells an Indian that he wants to eat beef, the latter will twist the ear of the European. However, the coachman and the farmer and even the milkman may beat the ox as the English coal-carrier beats his donkey.")
"Based on this, my point of view is that it is not good to believe in gods. People on this earth are more willing to believe in cattle. From the protection of elephants, to the protection of ants, wild animals and birds, and then to people, no matter what kind of Life, we are all responsible for protecting them. There is nothing really fair in this world. Those who eat meat, gaining weight by converting the meat of other animals into fat, they must suffer from Naraka (Existence One of the many places of punishment in India, it is said to be adjacent to the residence of Agana, so Jains generally do not believe in this painful domain.Those who claim to be wise, they treat the ancestors, souls, and souls with contempt. and for all religious ceremonies) the nourishment of something. Therefore, expressing views on life is something that everyone should do regularly. They don't understand the pain of other creatures and kill and endanger them at will; in fact they are slaughtering those At the same time, he will suffer damage. In addition, drinking alcohol is also a heinous crime for human beings. From this, it can be seen that no matter whether it is mental or physical destruction, it cannot be done."

After the Emperor Wan expressed his views to the king, the king led him to this land of Jainism.The king obeyed him and did everything.In the course of time, those Brahmins, Georges, Jangnes, Seves, Sannyas, and religious beggars were no longer believed by anyone. (Georges refers to those followers of the Yogo or Patanjara sect, who have learned their skills through asceticism. But usually this title is also a collective name for those wandering charlatans and Shiva followers. Si and Georgis worship a god together and carry a male genital image with them. Seves is a Jain beggar who believes that the thief is the supreme god of other sects. Sanyas is a beggar follower of Shiva and never touches Metal matter or fire, they are against Willakis, worshipers of Viser, and strongly against those blood-sucking gods. After all, Christians want to oppose the worship of evil gods.) According to this creed, the country uses religion to rule its subjects.

King Ganshekha encountered the approach of death.He was succeeded by his son Tihamad Hawai, who ruled the country from then on.Not long after, he caught Abhachend, smeared his face with cinders, shaved off his hair so that only seven were left, made him ride on a painted donkey, and led him to beat gongs and drums They went around the city for a week, and finally expelled him from the country.From then on, the king began to govern the country in his own way.

It is the season when a hundred flowers bloom in a certain year.The king and his three beautiful concubines were walking in the garden, and it was wonderful to see the lotus blooming in the pond.The king liked it so much that he undressed and went in to bathe.

He picked off a beautiful lotus and prepared to give it to one of his favorite concubines when he went ashore.As a result, the flower fell to Aifei's feet, causing the petals to fall off.The king quickly jumped into the pond again, picked another flower and gave it to her.

Night gradually fell, and soon, the bright moonlight shrouded this quiet land.The moonlight falling on the king and princess seemed to be crystal clear water bubbles.Suddenly, there was a knocking sound of a wooden mallet in the distant house. Upon hearing this sound, the third princess suffered from severe head pain and almost fainted.

After talking so much, Betal suddenly said: "Oh! Dear king, can you tell me, among these three princesses, who is the most vulnerable person?"

"It's the concubine who almost fainted from a headache." The king replied.Upon hearing this answer, Betal immediately escaped from the pocket and hung upside down under the tree.The king went up to the tree, took it down, put it in his pocket, and carried it on his shoulders.

(End of this chapter)