A Tour in Mongolia
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I have heard it said that the Chakhars are cleaner than other tribes, but for the truth of this statement I am unable to vouch ; and truly, in view of the fact that it would be difficult to be dirtier than they, I myself find it hard to believe it. Mongols, generally speaking, are an extraordinary dirty people, and one of their superstitions is that if they have too much to do with water in this life they will become fish in the next incarnation. They suffer much from contagious diseases, on ac...count of their habits as well as owing to their lack of morality.
The Mongols are, I am told, some of the most frankly immoral people in the world, and this is not the result of the absence of moral code, for theoretically this latter is of the strictest possible character. The lamas certainly have an extremely bad reputation ; certain orders of them are A TYPICAL CHAKHAR A TOUR IN MONGOLIA 75 allowed to marry, but the great bulk of the im- mense population of priests is nominally celibate. Among the various orders of the priesthood are some whose mission it is to travel about the country to collect money for the temples.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have heard it said that the Chakhars are cleaner than other tribes, but for the truth of this statement I am unable to vouch ; and truly, in view of the fact that it would be difficult to be dirtier than they, I myself find it hard to believe it. Mongols, generally speaking, are an extraordinary dirty people, and one of their superstitions is that if they have too much to do with water in this life they will become fish in the next incarnation. They suffer much from contagious diseases, on ac...count of their habits as well as owing to their lack of morality.
The Mongols are, I am told, some of the most frankly immoral people in the world, and this is not the result of the absence of moral code, for theoretically this latter is of the strictest possible character. The lamas certainly have an extremely bad reputation ; certain orders of them are A TYPICAL CHAKHAR A TOUR IN MONGOLIA 75 allowed to marry, but the great bulk of the im- mense population of priests is nominally celibate. Among the various orders of the priesthood are some whose mission it is to travel about the country to collect money for the temples.
What to read after A Tour in Mongolia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beatrix M Gull to read onlineMoreLess
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