Spoiler History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 629 There must be someone in the world who knows me

[As we mentioned earlier, after Jin Xuanzong fled south, faced with the Southern Song Dynasty's move to cut off the Sui coins, he and a group of ministers who were civilized, Tian and Wuxi made a whimsical plan to "make up for the losses in the north and make up for the losses in the south", hoping to "make up for the losses in the north." "Promote peace through war", forcing the Southern Song Dynasty to surrender obediently.

But as the saying goes, dragons look for dragons and tigers look for tigers, and toads look for crickets. If your Kingdom of Jin is really so brave and invincible, why don't you go to Mongolia to show your prestige?

Even though the Jin Kingdom took the lead in the surprise attack, under the strict defense of the Southern Song Dynasty, they still did not take advantage of it. They were even defeated by the Southern Song Dynasty who joined forces with the rebels who suddenly came out.

Within two years, Jin Xuanzong died. Jin Aizong, who came to power, faced a situation where he was besieged on all sides and was forced to start reforming the military system.

The most famous one is a fierce soldier:
The Huihe, Naiman, Qiang, Hun and other prisoners from the Hebei and Hebei provinces, as well as those who had been captured and returned from the Central Plains to avoid punishment and who were fierce and aggressive, were given a monthly salary three times that of regular soldiers, regardless of whether they had saddles and horses or whether they could speak the language. They were also given official horses and an annual reward banquet. They were named the Loyal and Filial Army.

For such an elite soldier, there is no problem in terms of bravery, but how to enforce orders and prohibitions is a problem.

It happened that at that time, Monk Chen was unwilling to show personal favoritism when handling military affairs. As a result, he was falsely accused of killing someone out of resentment and was imprisoned for a year and a half.

Emperor Aizong of the Jin Dynasty knew that Monk Chen was loyal and brave, so after Monk Chen's brother Wanyan Ding died of illness, he fished him out of prison in the name of meritorious service and took advantage of his brother's kindness to become the commander-in-chief of the Zhongxiao Army.

As a result, a Jin-guo version of the suicide squad was born, with the entire army being criminals, and the opportunity to make a name for themselves soon came.

The following year, Mongolia followed Temujin's last wish and began to war against Jin. They attacked Dachangyuan. Monk Chen led the Zhongxiao Army as the vanguard and defeated 8,000 Mongolian troops head-on. The Jin people said that "it took twenty years before This victory".

Two years later, Monk Chen once again accompanied the army as a vanguard. He defeated the Mongolian cavalry on the battlefield and lifted the siege of Weizhou.

The next year, Subotai attacked Sichuan and Shaanxi and broke through Xiaoguan, advancing towards Lu and Zhuyang. Monk Chen once again led the army and won another bloody battle with Mongolia in the Huihui Valley. Subotai's plan to attack Tongguan was frustrated, and Wo Kuotai reprimanded him. .

After this battle, Monk Chen was promoted to General Dingyuan, and Mongolian troops also knew Monk Chen's name. People at the time praised him and said: Jin cultivated talents for more than a hundred years, but he only raised Monk Chen Er!
This was only the fourth year since Monk Chen was released from prison.

The victory in terms of elite soldiers boosted the confidence of the Jin Kingdom, which made them face Mongolia's three-line attack and planned to gather heavy troops to completely eat them all.

In 1231, Mongolia used the Song Dynasty to destroy the Jin Dynasty in three ways. Jin Aizong's response was to mobilize the defenders along the Yellow River to gather in Dengzhou with the number of , intending to win a great victory in the war of annihilation.

As a result, Tuo Lei, who led the army on the west route, first attacked east and west and then encircled and attacked, causing the Jin army to focus on one thing and not the other. Finally, with 40,000 troops, he set up an ambush at Sanfeng Mountain, an important road, and completely defeated the Jin army.

Although there were weather factors in this battle, it was also the result of sophisticated mine control. Monk Chen's thousands of Zhongxiao troops still stormed Sanfeng Mountain despite being cut off from supplies, but it did not help the overall situation.

In the end, the remnants of the Jin army retreated to Junzhou, and the Mongolian army followed. Seeing that the situation was over, Monk Chen confessed his identity in the street in order to gain dignity.

When Wokuotai asked who his last name was, he was not polite:

I am Monk Chen, the commander-in-chief of the Zhongxiao Army.

I am the winner of Dachangyuan!
I am the winner of Weizhou!
I am also the winner of Huihui Valley!

If I die in the chaos of the army, people will say that I have betrayed the country.

If I understand death today, there will be someone in the world who knows me!
Later, because Monk Chen refused to surrender or kneel in front of Wokuotai, and continued to curse, the Mongols chopped his knees and split his face. He eventually cried out with blood and died at the age of forty-one.

When the Mongols saw his death, they poured mare's milk on the ground and said: "Good man!" If you are reborn one day, I should be able to get it!
At this point, the Kingdom of Jin has breathed its last breath of recovery. 】

"There must be someone in the world who knows me..."

Although this person was not a Han child, he did not lead an army to invade the Song Dynasty in the south, and he knew that being loyal and righteous and sacrificing his country could be called a strong person.

Therefore, when Zhao Kuangyin read it, he still felt a sense of bravery coming to his face.

Although Monk Chen failed to save the country, in a sense, he succeeded again.

Although he is not as good as Yue Fei in terms of achievements and injustices, at least he is like Yue Fei, so that future generations will know that he did not fail his family and country, and will know the fate of his death.

But thinking about Yue Wumu again, Zhao Kuangyin still couldn't let go:

"Then Zhao Gou might as well be called Aizong."

Zhao Guangyi was cautious in his words and actions, but he also understood what his brother meant.

Since the middle of the Tang Dynasty, the temple name has almost replaced the posthumous title, so his life can still be explained according to the posthumous method.

Those whose virtues are not established, who have suffered too much, or whose benevolence and benevolence are short-lived, etc., can all be mourned, that is to say, they either live a short life and die young, or they have ambitions that are difficult to achieve.

And if these two situations can be applied to Zhao Gou... it seems that it is indeed a good thing.

However, seeing his brother glance at him again, Zhao Guangyi could only bear the sweat on his forehead and tried to make amends: "But at least the idea of ​​​​loyalty and filial piety is quite feasible."

"Why don't the officials follow this example, so that good people will not get involved in evil habits?"

Zhao Kuangyin nodded, a rare expression of affirmation:
"Shan, how about you lead the army?"

Master Kongjiong was stunned and did not dare to answer.

My family knew about their own affairs, and the personal servants in the Jin Dynasty had also used money and power to make them obedient, but they had never thought about what orders and prohibitions they could make.

If faced with an army composed of barbarians and bandits, it would naturally be even more difficult for such arrogant soldiers to convince the crowd.

So the look on Zhao Song's official face changed to one of undisguised contempt:
"You don't know that the troops are here. It's no wonder that there was a defeat at Gaolianghe and a loss in the Northern Expedition."

Hearing what his brother said, Zhao Guangyi couldn't help but his blood surged up, and he got angry:
"The officials taught me a lesson."

So the expression on Zhao Kuangyin's face became more and more boring, and he turned to chat with Prime Minister Zhao Pu about the gains and losses of Song Meng's destruction of gold:

"Then Temujin was very clear about his calculations and knew that it was difficult for Song and Jin to negotiate peace."

"There should still be room for peace negotiation."

Zhao Pu’s analysis:

"It's just that this situation is opposite to that before the Jingkang scandal."

"Xuanzong of the Jin Dynasty was unwise. He wanted to seek help from the Southern Song Dynasty. After being defeated at Yehuling, he still wanted to blackmail him. If his country was strong, there would still be room for negotiation to promote peace through war."

"But after losing to Mongolia for twenty consecutive years..."

Zhao Pu shook his head, his meaning self-evident.

And he still remembered that the Jin Kingdom had not known how to deal with the situation before, and refused Xixia's request for help, so that Mongolia gained power.

At that time, the Southern Song Dynasty was still thinking about the hatred of Jingkang, or they knew the truth about the death of lips and teeth, but they would rather see the defeat of the Jin Kingdom first.

It can only be said that in the past hundred years, old things have happened again.

……

In the Manlu Palace, Li Shimin also took a serious look at the Jin general and commented:

"He is not a hero, but he can definitely be called a fierce general."

In his opinion, Jin Aizong's ability to build such a loyal and filial army was considered a means.

But such elite soldiers arrived too late, and they were just trying to make up for the situation and would not help.

If more than ten years ago, there were such elites in Yehuling to resist the Mongols, the fate of the country might have been rewritten.

But since Jin Xuanzong fled south and handed over Youzhou, his country has embarked on the old path of the Northern Song Dynasty.

Giving up both the Youzhou Pass and the land in Hebei is almost equivalent to giving up the country.

How come you really can't escape south until the Mongolian army arrives, but you don't want to?
Although the elite troops were formed, Hebei was so big that the Mongols could roam freely, and no matter how many good news they received, they would not be as useful as a single battle of annihilation against the Mongols.

Because of this, Li Shimin also felt that he had a more thorough understanding of the "elimination of living forces" that later generations often said.

But soon his attention was also attracted by those Yuan and Ming dramas:
"Love it? Could it be that the erotic history of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty was also written at this time?"

However, perhaps Li Shimin's expression was not dignified enough. Wei Zheng shook his sleeves and stood up immediately, causing Li Shimin to quickly make amends:
"I'm just remembering the origin of the legend that later generations would joke about us being Star Lord descending to earth."

"If you want to promote civilized governance, you should follow the people's will and tell history and create stories based on it."

As a result, I felt a pair of jade hands caressing the hidden part of my lower back:
"Your Majesty seems to be very interested in Emperor Yang's harem?"

The King of Tang Dynasty suddenly felt a little sweat on his forehead.

(End of this chapter)