She came from humble origins and was raped countless times in her life. She slaughtered the whole village for revenge, but she was respected by the world.

As we all know, India has a disgusting nickname-"the country of rape".

In India, a woman is raped every 22 minutes, and almost all of them are low-caste rural women.

In fact, we all learned the wonderful thing of "caste" in middle school, and students with good memory may be familiar with it: India is divided into Brahman, Chatiri, Veda, sudra, and sudra is the lowest caste, basically indigenous.

But you may not know that there are also lower-class Dalits in sudra, and it is common for Dalit girls to be raped.

So what happens after being raped? Basically, most girls choose to submit to humiliation and protest the parade in a radical way. Sure, that's all. There is no other way.

Today, however, I want to introduce you to a legendary Indian woman in the 1980s: she was born in the untouchable class and was raped countless times in her life. However, instead of swallowing her words, she chose to become a bandit, paying blood for blood and taking cruel revenge on the high caste class, which shocked the Indian government. Her name also made a sensation all over the world.

Her name is PhoolanDevi, nicknamed "robber queen"

Born in GolhaPrvo, a small village in Uttar Pradesh, India, Pulan belongs to a "Mara" caste under the caste of sudra, belonging to the untouchable class in India. Pollan is the second child in the family, with four older sisters and one younger brother.

Because of the large population and poor family, her parents had to marry her to a middle-aged man and lost her wife when she was 1 1 years old. She suffered a lot of abuse and slept with cows at night. Two years later, she was abandoned by her husband and hurried home. In India, married women who are driven home are a disgrace. She has no place in the village.

Soon, she was accused of stealing, put in prison, beaten and raped by men every day, and put in a cell full of rats. After he was released from prison, Pollan began to hate men and society.

In the village, she defied authority and dared to resist. She is the only woman in the village who dares to bathe in the river.

When he was about 17 years old, Pulan's fate changed dramatically: a group of robbers kidnapped Pulan. The bandit leader is a man of high caste. He openly raped and insulted Pulan and treated him as a plaything, which aroused the anger of vikram, the deputy leader: he and Pulan belong to the Mara caste.

One night, vikram killed the leader and became the new leader of the gang. Pollan became his second wife.

In order to help Pulan vent his anger, vikram ransacked Pulan's husband's village, killed Pulan's husband in front of the whole village, dragged him to the ground, and warned the elderly to marry less.

This time in the gang is the happiest time in the plant's life. During the day, she learned from vikram how to use a rifle and how to plan a robbery. At night, they roared out, ransacked villages and kidnapped people for ransom. Pollan became a standard female bandit.

Vikram was very kind to Pollan, who later recalled that he was the most responsible and charming person she had ever met, and the only man who respected and loved her.

However, the good times did not last long. In a gang fight, vikram was killed, his associates scattered, and Pulan fell into the hands of rival factions.

These bandits are also bandits, but they are members of the Shatili caste, so they look down on Pulan's "untouchable" bandits. They kept Pulan in a village called Bemai for a whole month, which was full of people belonging to Tessari caste.

Pulan spent the darkest day of his life: he was imprisoned in a dark shed, tied to a post, and became the target of gang rape by bandits and villagers every night until he was unconscious. Late one night, two former bandits sneaked into the village and saved her.

After recovering from his illness, Pulan reorganized a low-caste bandit gang, which was active in northern and central India.

Pulan's gangs mainly target high castes. When they rob a house, they like to shout "Prenderway, rob the rich and help the poor!" " "To this end, some low-caste people will secretly cover up and even join in.

After committing the crime, Pollan went to the goddess temple to pray. The goddess approaching her mother is India's "invincible goddess". She can defeat all demons and is a symbol of power and strength.

Pollan also became the goddess of low castes. Pollan's character is revenge. After fleeing Beimai Village 17 months, Pollan carefully planned revenge.

198 1 02 14, Plank and his accomplices disguised as policemen and came to Beimai Village where the wedding was being planned. Pollan recognized two men who raped her. After failing to ask the village to hand over other kidnappers, Pulan ordered all adult men in the village to line up and ordered gang members to shoot and kill all 22 men. After that, a big fire destroyed the whole village.

This incident is known as the "Beimai Village Massacre" in Indian history. This is the biggest massacre after India's independence, which has caused a sensation throughout the country. The number of killings is on the one hand, and on the other hand, because low castes kill high castes, which is intolerable in India. Besides, the leader is a woman!

The Indian government sent a large number of military police to hunt down Prang and offered a reward of 6.5438+0.5 million rupees for her head.

On the other hand, however, after the "Beimai Village Massacre", Revenge Pulan became the idol of low castes and women. Her bold and bloody revenge angered countless trampled Indian women.

There was a scene at that time: on the one hand, her reward order was very high, on the other hand, her doll in goddess costume was very popular in the market.

In the military and police raids, the Prang gang was always resourceful and won many battles, so that the then Prime Minister of Uttar Pradesh had to step down, and the state government in northern India was frightened when it heard the name of the "bandit queen".

Two years later, the helpless government of Indra Gandhi decided to negotiate with Pulan to surrender.

1February, 983, Pollan accepted the surrender. However, she put forward several conditions: first, she did not trust the Uttar Pradesh police and only surrendered to the Madhya Pradesh police; Second, the authorities may not sentence her to death, and gang members may not be detained for more than eight years; Third, the government should provide her brother with a job and give her father a piece of land. The police all agreed.

So, in Bran's hiding place-Shambad Valley, Bran tied on a red scarf, knelt down to Mahatma Gandhi and the statue of his mother close at hand, and then took off his rifle and held it over his head. We can see this scene in the movie poster.

This film, based on the true story of Pulan, was put on the screen by a famous Indian director on 1994. Time magazine was named the top ten best films of the year by the United States and the best feature film in India.

Pollan is ugly. She is only 1.5 meters tall, with high cheekbones, a flat nose and thick lips. However, people who met her were shocked by the perseverance in her eyes. After his arrest, Pollan was charged with 48 cases.

However, due to the high public demand for her release, the government had to postpone the trial for 1 1 year, during which time she was kept in prison.

In prison, the government did an insidious thing: in an ovarian cyst operation, the prison doctor removed all her uterus. The prison doctor revealed afterwards: "No one wants her to have another little Pollan."

1On February 28th, 994, Pulan was released from prison. After he was released from prison, Pollan began to set foot in politics. She successfully ran for parliament on behalf of the socialist party and was re-elected in 2000. Pran's aim is to fight for the interests of the poor with low castes and advocate women's equality.

She became synonymous with the victims under the caste system, loved by countless people at the bottom, and quickly became a celebrity in India and even the world.

On July 25th, 20001year, Pulan was stabbed to death in front of his home in New Delhi. He is only 38 years old.

The murderer claimed revenge for Beimai Village, but in fact it was probably a political murder. India has lost a strong woman who rebelled against fate and represented the poor.

Finally, I'll quote you an interview before Planck was assassinated.

1. Q: "Can you talk about being raped?"

A: "Many low-caste women have been raped, and few people have the courage and ability to fight back against the enemy. Do you know what kind of life rural women in our country live? I'm telling you, the rape you mentioned is something they happen every day, as if the daughter of a poor family was born a plaything of the rich.

They will insult you and treat you as private property. In the countryside, the poor have no toilets. You're going out of town, and then someone is waiting for you there. "

2. Q: "Do you have any happy memories?"

Answer: "when I was a bandit, I made a list of people I bullied and brought it to me, asking them to pay twice as much." At that moment, I was very happy. Weapon is a powerful tool, and everyone is afraid of it.

It can be said that I was happy most of the time when I was a bandit. When I execute these wicked people, I will sing in front of them:' Should I kill you or let you go?' "

3. Q: "If there is an afterlife, do you still want to be Prenderway?"

A: "I'd rather be a pig and dog than a Prenderway!" " "

If there is oppression, there must be resistance, and obedience can only be oppressed, just like a sheep waiting for a wolf to eat. Some radical people think that a country like this, which regards ignorance as truth and has such racial thinking, should disappear from the world!

Because India has forgotten the original Buddhist culture, what are we talking about today?

Where there are bad people, there are good people. I don't want to hack India, because seriously, the two Indian friends I know are still very kind. I hope that "the perpetrators will be punished, have good thoughts and be lawless."