How could Chu Qing suppress such a large Buddhist sect?
Even in Beijing, many people still believe in Buddhism.
The most important thing is that Chu Qing didn't want to suppress Buddhism at the beginning, he just suppressed those Buddhist disciples with evil intentions.
Things developed as Chu Qing expected, and the position of the headline in Beijing changed hands.
Since he returned to Beijing, he has occupied the headline position, but now it is occupied by a monk.
The old monk showed his kindness and went around the city to kneel down and worship for three full days, day and night, and more and more people gathered to watch.
When he entered the city to go to work, the people felt pity and took out half a piece of naan bread from the vegetable basket.
When he left the city for work, he put on a single coat, fearing that the old monk would freeze to death in the snow.
The old monk refused food and clothing. He was extremely pious and continued to kneel down and continue to circle the city, unmoved by the cold, wind and snow, and unmoved by the enthusiastic people.
Things got out of hand, and many people knelt down and worshiped behind the old monk. Naturally, they did not go without food, drink or sleep, but took advantage of their "spare" time.
Chu Qing fell into regret again.
The first time, he failed to follow Chang Chengke's advice and promptly interrupted King You's legs and drove him out of the capital.
The second time, he failed to stop the monk Shang Shan from going around the city and kneeling in time.
Chu Qing was not prepared to do it a third time, so he called Zhao Baodan and Third Brother from the t0 team and headed straight out of the city early in the morning.
He originally wanted to call He Mowen, but it turned out that He Mowen could sleep better than He Jizhen.
When they arrived at the city gate, Chu Qing had someone notify the soldiers and mobilize 200 soldiers.
Before Chen hour, it was already the fourth day. The monk still knelt down and walked forward. There were hundreds of people behind him, all of whom were common people.
According to what Wang Tongtong said, the old monk has not eaten a drop of rice for at least three days since he appeared. At most, he grabbed a handful of snowballs and stuffed them into his mouth.
When Ertong reported this matter, there was already a look of admiration on his face.
Arriving outside the city, Chu Qing got off his horse and quickly stopped in front of the kneeling team.
Looking down at Shang Shan, Chu Qing's eyes were dark.
"Amitabha."
He just proclaimed the Buddha's name, and without raising his head, with slightly lowered eyes, he bypassed Chu Qing and continued to kneel down and move forward.
"The Greatest Master."
Chu Qing walked beside Shangshan and said coldly: "What do you want!"
As if he was deaf, the old monk remained unmoved.
Chu Qing took a deep breath, clenched his fists tightly, and tried to calm his heart.
He still didn't know what the old monk was doing. He only knew that more and more people were joining the kneeling team.
This was something he couldn't understand.
The people were going in and out of the city, going to and from work, and they all knelt down together for no apparent reason. It was meaningless. Even these people themselves didn't know why they knelt down, and they knelt down and knelt down with the Supreme Being.
And this is what Chu Qing is most worried about. The most worrying thing is that he doesn't know what he is worried about. He only knows that he should be worried and should stop it.
Ten thousand fans are not as good as a hundred followers. In ancient times, followers could also be called dead warriors!
Now the people are not followers of the greater good, but they follow and worship the greater good.
This is what makes Chu Qing feel frightened and panicked.
Shang Shan never said a word from beginning to end. He only knelt down and worshiped. He did not preach the Dharma or persuade people to do good deeds. He just knelt down and worshiped. His withered lips moved up and down.
Initially, everyone thought he was chanting sutras.
But in fact, the old monk didn't make any sound at all, he just made everyone feel that he was chanting sutras.
There was no conversation or chanting, but the people knelt down and worshiped. This was just before Chen hour. If it were at night, there would be more people.
"Someone is coming!"
Chu Qing finally made up his mind.
Wang Tongtong pressed the handle of the knife and came quickly: "Your Majesty's orders."
"Disperse the people, all the people, and forbid them to follow suit. In the ice and snow, the people don't have the physique of the old monk. They are frozen and hungry. It's not appropriate. Just disperse."
Before Wang Tongtong shouted "Wei", a very sudden voice appeared in the crowd.
"If it is not very inconvenient for the people, don't change it rashly; unless it is of great benefit to the people, don't do it lightly."
Chu Qing and his third brother turned around at the same time and looked at a scholar in Confucian robes among the people who were kneeling and worshiping. He was none other than the solemn and solemn Prince You, Chang Chengshun.
"The new text of Changlu was written by the Grand Commander of the Qianqi Camp, Gu Yuan Fusan. Presumably, it also came from the mouth of the Grand Commander of the Qianqi Camp."
Chang Chengshun lowered his head and continued in a loud voice: "The convenience of the people is the worry of the court. The ninth chapter of the new chapter of Changlu, the whole chapter is nothing more than two words, follow your heart, the people can follow their heart, and let the king and his ministers know the suffering of the people, and the people's
Ai Le, Chapter 9 of the New Chapter of Changlu, follow one's nature, and the people can follow one's nature. A towering tree can't reach its roots if you look at it. The dense leaves are due to the deep and solid roots. Roots, people can follow one's nature.
Bin, do not rashly bind, the nine and ten of the new chapter, do not touch the law, you can follow your heart, follow your nature, Master Chu, the commander of Qianqiying, you advocate the new chapter of Changlu, but you also bind the people, I would like to ask
I want to ask you, Chu Qing, what do you want to do? The whole article of the Chang Code and New Text is nonsense, or is it that everyone must abide by the Chang Code and New Text, but you, the commander-in-chief of the Thousand Cavalry Camp, are outside the law?
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Teeth, rattling.
Chu Qing's teeth clenched because he was knocked out again.
The ninth and tenth articles in the Changlu New Chapter mainly talk about two things. To put it more simply, they are freedom of speech and freedom of action. They are very advanced and face a lot of pressure. But after all, they are published, and they are also
Published by the Ministry of Punishments and the Ministry of Rites.
The core meaning is that people can say whatever they want without violating Chang's laws, and they can even discuss government affairs and decrees.
Because the government decrees are closely related to them, they can discuss them if they don't understand them or don't understand them. Only through feedback from the people can the court know whether these government decrees are suitable for the people.
In addition to freedom of speech, there is also freedom of conduct, and there is great freedom in behavioral motives as long as it does not violate Chang's laws.
In the past, people in the North City did not dare to go to the South City. If they went there, they would inevitably be scolded or even punished by the soldiers, not only in the South City, but also outside the mansions.
In such a big capital, there are too many places that ordinary people cannot go. They are not allowed to approach the mansions of dignitaries, they are not allowed to approach Nanshi, and the Liuhe River is not allowed to approach. It makes no sense. The capital is for everyone, not for the dignitaries.
Built for noble people.
Although the old law did not say where the people were not allowed to go, this was the rule.
It is precisely because of this that the new law marks this point, that speech can be free and behavior can be free.
Then...Chu Qing was knocked out.
If he wanted to forcibly disperse the people, it would be equivalent to slapping himself in the face, "restraining" the people's bodies, and restraining the people from going to places they could not go before.
Jiang Yuesheng and Wang Tongtong both looked at Chu Qing, with no expression on their faces.
For the two of them, dispersing was just dispersing. What could they do? There were only a hundred or so people anyway.
"Chang Chengshun, Chang Chengshun, King You."
Chu Qing narrowed his eyes, his eyes filled with cold light: "Remember what I said, I will never touch you again, but... I will definitely make what you most expect come to nothing!"
"In the Prince's Young Master's Mansion, we are looking for Tao Ruolin, in the Chu Mansion, we are looking for Tao Weiran, in the Qiu Mansion, we are looking for Mr. Qiu, the Minister of Rites, and in the Academy, we are looking for Liao Wenzhi. I will wait for them at the government office!"
The third brother glanced briefly at Chang Chengshun who lowered his head and knelt down before shaking his head.
Boy, you are useless!
Things have completely escaped the control of Qianqiying. You can intervene, but once you intervene, it will run counter to some of the contents in the new version of Chang Law. Regarding the people, and some of the powers that the people must enjoy, it is not