Chapter 12 first quarter

The purple color of Mount Rina stains the purest blue sky in the world.In the morning, the man-falcon in the Himalayas was the first to see the sudden purple color, screamed and flew towards the clouds. The layout of the war has been formed. On one side are the British Crusaders led by Colonel Galan, and on the other side are the Tibetan frontier guards Ouzhu Jiaben. "Jiaben" is the company commander in Tibetan.Although known as the company commander, there are only more than fifty subordinates.More than 50 poorly equipped Tibetan soldiers had to resist the countless elite cross soldiers like a flock of sheep. Even the human eagles were frustrated.

Ou Zhujia was standing on the purple dangerous rock of Rina Pass, looked down at the boundary marker under the dangerous rock, and felt more at ease.The boundary monument is the evidence, and words are engraved on it.All words come from the holy scriptures, who dare to underestimate it.The south of the boundary marker belongs to Zhe Mengxiong, the east is Brukba, and the north is Tibet.He stamped his feet on the rocks in Tibet as if to cheer himself up.Seeing the eagle flying towards the southern valley where the Crusaders are hidden, I prayed melancholy: Compassionate Buddha.Let the hawk peck out Colonel Galan's eyes.

He has received an ultimatum from Colonel Galan: Before the sun rises tomorrow, all Tibetan troops must withdraw from Rina Mountain. The God who protects the British Empire does not want to see the blood of Tibetans flowing outside their bodies. He said to the person who sent the letter: "We will have reinforcements, and they will arrive soon. Lamas with more power to scare people, just wait and see. Tell your Colonel Galan that our Buddha does not want the blood of the British to shed." out of the body." Five days ago, when Ouzhu learned about the movements and intentions of the British Crusaders from Zhe Mengxiongzang who came to inform him.Immediately sent someone to ask for help from Xiama Ruben (battalion commander), the superior stationed in Gangbazong, and at the same time sent a message to Chunbi Temple, which is the closest to Mount Rina, asking the lama to come to the scene to compete with the pagan god.Ou Zhu only recently learned that God is the god of the British, and he was shocked that the god of the British was not Sakyamuni: Is there any god in the world more powerful and worthy of belief than Buddha?No way.That being the case, why not invite lamas who know Buddhism to resist God's aggression?

But the reinforcements and lamas haven't shown up yet, and the sun is about to rise. There are three passes in Rina Mountain, two leading to Zhemengxiong and one leading to Brukba. The distance between the passes is about one kilometer, which is a place that is easy to attack but difficult to defend.He originally planned to divide his subordinates into three teams, one team guarding a pass, but the two final versions (platoon leader) said that the small pass on the left and right wings has no arrow stacks, just like a mountain without a snow cap and ice top, who would take it as a rely on it?Not to mention the foreign demons and pagan religions, even a group of goats can't defend if they attack.

Jianduo is also called Erbo, which means a pile of stones with arrows and flags on the top of the mountain. It is the residence of the god of goodness and has the functions of blessing the prosperity, prosperity, reproduction and safety of the place.But if it appears at the border pass and faces foreign invasion, it must be the palace of the God of War. The arrows are the weapon of the god, the flag is the symbol of the victory of the god, the stone pile is the fortress of the god, and the mulberry smoke, ghee and Tsampa is the common wish of humans and gods of war to subdue heretics and evil spirits.

Ou Zhujia agreed at first, without the god of war, there would be no human courage, and the defense is nothing.He said: "Okay, let's swear, all the border guards on Mount Rina will guard the big pass in the middle, even if there are no men and no women, they will never take half a step back." Yes, "all men and women" - there are also women and children. There are more than 50 Tibetan soldiers stationed in Rina Mountain all the year round.Most of them dragged their families with them, so on the hillside north of the Great Pass, apart from the checkpoints built of stone and wood, there were scattered counting houses and herds of cattle and sheep.Ouzhu Jiaben's home is also here.

Now Ou Zhu's wife, Guo Mu, walked out of the account room humming the first folk song of the day as usual.Go to the river at the bottom of the valley to carry the water.She went down the path, sank the wooden barrel into the river, filled it with water, and put a wet-proof cowhide on it. As soon as she put the barrel rope around her shoulders, she saw a mottled figure in the river mist at the southern valley mouth of the lower reaches of the river. move.She picked up the barrel and left, shouting: "Come, come." The water splashed on her back, splashed her neck, and she slipped and fell to the ground, spilling all the water.She got up and ran up.

When Ou Zhujia heard the shout, he slapped himself angrily: he was not the first to see the foreign demon and pagan sect coming, and Bai kept watch here all morning.He jumped off the dangerous purple rock and grabbed his wife: "What's it like?" His wife Guo Mu said: "It looks like a tiger. It's so hairy that you can't see the end." Ou Zhu turned around and pounced on the arrow stack not far away, knocked her head on the stone, and prayed: "God of War, I don't know what your name is, but I have heard of your divine power in the last life, and fighting against foreign demons and pagan religions depends on You, don’t forget the ghee and tsampa that are offered to you every day, hurry up and let them get away from Tibet.”

Gom had already yelled "Come, come" all over the hillside.Soldiers rushed out of the checkpoint and accounting room. More than 50 Tibetan soldiers of the Tibetan border guards were lying behind the rock mound at the big pass of Rina Mountain.Women and children stood carelessly behind the Tibetan soldiers, looking at this and that.Although they were family members of the army, they had never seen Tibetan soldiers fighting or any military training, and they were curious and surprised that the Tibetan soldiers could lie down so neatly.Several children laughed and were immediately stopped by their mothers.The tense and solemn atmosphere started from the expressions of the Tibetan soldiers and filled half the sky.