Chapter 1686: North American colonial rebellion

Because of this wonderful feature of Indian pariahs, the nobles of the North Sea countries later particularly liked the introduction of Indian pariahs in the Brazilian territory, on the grounds that they were particularly well managed.

This is the wonderful caste system in India. Because of the existence of this savage culture, even those Indian pariahs themselves believe that their blood is low, and they should be ruled and suffering. Even, this idea is passed on to their descendants. Therefore, they are particularly easy to manage, as long as they don't worry about food and clothing, they will hardly resist.

As for black people, the first generation of black slaves must be honest, because they were killed if they were not honest. But from the second generation, some black people's nature began to show. They have not experienced the threat of death, and they do not know awe. It is much more difficult to manage than the first generation of black slaves.

Therefore, the later Brazilian aristocracy directly tried hard to introduce the obedient Indian untouchables, and showed little interest in the black Africans across the Atlantic. This also led to Brazil almost becoming the second India. Moreover, the climate and terrain of Brazil are very similar to that of India. Indians are very accommodating to Brazil and have developed the local area very well. When it reached the 19th century, the prosperity here was comparable to that of India. Of course, it is mainly relatively prosperous in agriculture. As for the level of industry and technology, it is still similar to that of India. Moreover, the social order is better than in India. Because there are no so-called "high castes" who bully those untouchables here.

In fact, in India, those who rebelled against colonial rule were generally accustomed to be the uncle's aborigines and Hindu high castes. Because they have a sense of ownership and think that they are the boss and are not used to being enslaved.

The untouchables living at the bottom of society are indifferent to rebelling against colonial rule. Because, no matter who is in power, they are miserable. Rather than this, it is better to accept colonial rule honestly. This is indeed the case, even in the 21st century, Indian pariahs are tragic. The reason why the Indians are consciously good and feel that the domestic people are not worse than the Chinese people is mainly because they do not count the untouchables as humans at all. Excluding the untouchables, the Indians do not look too bad ...

What Marin did not know was that in 2018, shortly after his crossing, there was an untouchable riot in India. Those long-pressed Indian untouchables even spontaneously organized large-scale commemorations of the Peshwa War of the British Empire's conquest of India.

Why is this so? Because the British Empire regards them as people, but India itself does not regard them as people. At the beginning of the 20th century, when Britain also colonized India, it was mandatory to maintain a certain percentage of untouchable representatives in the government to protect the human rights of untouchables, and it was mandatory. After India's independence, despite its regulations, the implementation was not very good. Therefore, until the 21st century, India ’s pariahs missed British rule.

Of course, the British have no good intentions. Purely because, in the eyes of the British, Indians are all untouchables. Therefore, it is not surprising that untouchables should have the same rights as those of higher castes. But the Indian pariah remembered this kindness, and will not forget it in the 21st century. In fact, what they call "their own" is far worse than the British guys ... without comparison, there is no harm ...

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Like the Indian untouchables that Marin first recruited to Cuba, now they are having a great time. Because although they are regarded as serfs, they are treated more friendly than in the country.

In Cuba, those Indian pariahs will not be inexplicably beaten and insulted by so-called high castes. Their wives and daughters will not be inexplicably violated by so-called high castes. As long as you work hard, whether it is the old Governor of Grenada George or the Governor of Cuba Tara, they will treat them very friendly. At least, they can eat and wear warm. Moreover, you do n’t need to give way to people on the road (in India, untouchables must give way to anyone with a caste higher than them, even if it ’s a poor caste of a higher caste), and you can sit down safely when you are tired Don't worry about being beaten by a higher caste sitting together ...

So much so that at the beginning, Governor George Grenada suspected that those Indian pariahs had lost their minds. Because, how can a serf be so happy? But he didn't know how far these Indian pariahs were being practised by others in their hometowns, so they would be so serene and be so hi ...

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In fact, the reason why India has been conquered by foreign invaders for a long time is inseparable from their caste system. To rebel against foreign powers, sufficient artillery is necessary. However, it is most suitable for the untouchables who serve as artillery soldiers, because they do not see any hope, and they are reluctant to resist the alien rule at all. Anyway, they are born lowly, so it is useless to resist ...

Those higher castes who have the will to rebel, consider themselves noble, and are not willing to be fodder. Therefore, the resistance of the Indians to the foreign people has never been a climate, but it has been screaming fiercely.

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Marin's side, and after a few major generals breathed out, soon ushered in the Christmas of 1514.

This year's Christmas is very special, because the prince Caesar rushed to London in person to send a Christmas gift to the future wife, Princess Margaret.

As Edward's only daughter, Princess Margaret, grew older, Marin also paid more attention to nurturing children's feelings. Christmas is a good opportunity to cultivate feelings.

Therefore, Marin did not let Caesar spend Christmas at home, but let 10 warships **** Caesar to London to send Christmas gifts.

To deal with a little girl who is eight or nine years old and has not yet developed, Caesar does not need to use romantic tricks. For this young girl, Marin's opinion is simple-snacks plus fairy tales!

So, this time, Caesar sent to the Christmas tree in London, filled with various snacks. There are dried bananas, raisins, plums, various cakes, and onion-flavored cookies ... of course, there are some dolls ...

In addition, Caesar's fairy tales often told to younger brothers and sisters at home also come in handy ...

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It's just that after Christmas, Caesar's ship hasn't returned, and Marin received a surprise news from the New York colony-the new batch of Wurttemberg peasant prisoners of war in New Jersey rebelled ...

This news surprised Marin ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ because he never thought that the honest German peasants had the courage to rebel!

In fact, this is also an accident. Because, in the second batch of Württemberg peasant army prisoners, a group of low-level officers who followed the leader of the Württemberg peasant uprising army Casball earlier.

This group of people temporarily left the team because of the protection of an important person, Cassbar's cousin Belles, when the officers and soldiers suppressed the uprising.

At that time, Cassbar's cousin Belles was temporarily ill, and the main force temporarily detached. Under the protection of a group of trusted people, he hid and became ill. By the time Belles had recovered from the illness, Casbull was finished. However, they caught up with the second wave of rebels organized by Chapman and others. However, Bayles and Chapman and others were not familiar with them and did not rashly reveal their identities. Instead, they were mixed in the ordinary uprising army and continued to observe.

Subsequently, they did not complete the observation of Chapman, and as a result the army was captured.

After arriving in the American colony of New Jersey, Baylors found that there were few garrisons in the area, and the local environment was good, suitable for development and even for the founding of the country. So, he finally couldn't hold back, and encouraged the peasant army prisoners of Württemberg to follow his rebellion ...