Crypto_Chaser

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ch 510 New Ships (1/2)

Reborn In 17th century India with Black Technology

History · Mithun_ReddyGaru

Crypto_Chaser

2 days ago

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That's because Hinduism is more of a society rather than religion. We also had different schools of thought and there were large battles among them like in murim and after a long time of chaos. These fights subsided and the land was united and after that no one cared about what thought you follow as long as your belief won't harm the society and follows the karma.

The conclusion he reached was that the Bharatiya Empire was a highly unified society with a highly developed social structure, which was very unlikely to be influenced by outside factors. Even though he was proud of his Latin culture and was complacent when he arrived in the Bharatiya Empire, thinking that by exporting Spanish culture and tradition, i.e., Roman Catholicism, the influence of the Spanish Empire would immediately increase in the Bharatiya Empire, a nation that did not have a unified religion but worshipped countless false gods across various castes and tribal groups. Álvaro initially thought that with the introduction of Christianity, the false pagan religion of Hinduism would immediately collapse like butter in a hot pan.