The six-dimensional pictures of emperors of all dynasties were exposed, and the ancestors panicked

Chapter 398: Song Huizong made repeated moves, and Jin Taizong sent troops at the right time!
[Regarding the ownership of the Han territory in Liao territory, the "Sea Alliance" only confirmed that one prefecture and six states under You were under the control of Song, but the Yun and Ping areas were quite vague.]

【Jin Taizu Aguda once promised to return the states that belonged to Yun, but he still occupied the three states of Ping, Ying and Luan.】

【Major generals such as Wanyan Zonghan suggested that the states of Yun should not be handed over to Song. They did not follow the agreement at all.】

【However, Jin Taizu kept his promise and agreed to hand it over to the states of Shuo, Wu, and Wei that bordered Song first.】

[However, in June of that year, when the pork elbows were about to be delivered, Jin Taizu died of illness in front of the army, and the delivery was interrupted.]

……

Ji Han.

Everyone stared at Zhuge Liang.

Zhuge Liang forced a smile and said:

"Liang, make a rough guess."

"Song and Liao were brotherly states. Although the northern land was separated for a hundred years, their way of life was basically the same."

"But the Jurchens were truly foreigners to them."

"The generals and people of other states will probably flee to the Song Dynasty."

"Song Huizong was ambitious and lacked wisdom. He would not have thought about the Qin, Zhao and Shangdang incidents."

“He will certainly accept all his people.”

"If it is the areas that have been recovered, it is fine. But if it is the areas that have not been recovered, the people of Ping, Ying and Luan states should be included."

“This is a blatant act of hostility.”

"The Jin army can now march out with a legitimate reason."

Everyone stroked his beard and thought.

Zhang Fei stroked his beard and thought, then quietly approached Guan Yu.

"Second brother, what is the matter of Qin Zhao Shangdang?"

Guan Yu paused stroking his beard, sighed, and explained to him.

……

[Before his death, Jin Taizu ordered the Liao Dynasty's surrendered officials and Yandi residents to be relocated to the northeast.]

[The people of Yan were unwilling to leave their homeland, so when they passed through Pingzhou, they secretly encouraged the garrison commander Zhang Jue to rebel against Jin and join Song.]

【Zhang Jue was originally the acting governor of Pingzhou in Liao. After Jin Taizu promoted Pingzhou to Nanjing, he still appointed him as the garrison commander.】

【After discussing with Liao Hanlin scholar Li Anbi, Zhang Jue decided to send someone to welcome the son of Emperor Fengtianzuo in an attempt to restore Liao.】

【At the same time, Li Anbi was sent to express his intention to surrender to the Song Dynasty. 】

[Song Huizong was tempted. He could take back Pingzhou without moving any troops. What a good thing! He happily agreed.]

[He did these things without consulting his ministers. Most officials in the outer court did not know about it, and only a few people heard about it.]

【Zhao Liangsi, who knew about this, thought that the Song Dynasty should not break the alliance and bring trouble upon itself, and suggested that Li Anbi be executed to thank the world, but Song Huizong did not listen.】

【Zhang Jue surrendered to the Song Dynasty with the three states of Ping, Ying and Luan and his own nearly 100,000 troops.】

……

Yanhan·Lingdi Period
"Hmm... So this is what it means to cherish your body when doing great things and forget your life when you see small gains."

Liu Hong stroked his beard with a strange look on his face.

"He can be anything except a brain, right?"

His Highness and the others frowned and thought hard.

Why do these words sound so familiar?
"This guy really does whatever he wants."

Your Highness and the others looked at each other.

You can't say that.

The location of these three states was like a knife inserted into the territory of the Song Dynasty.

It makes sense to ponder it, too.

The only problem is that the plot was too crude.

And they don't have the ability to hold on.

He gave the title of military expedition to the other party for nothing.

……

Ji Han.

Cao Cao listened to what was being said on the sky curtain and couldn't help but applaud.

"Zhuge Kongming, the name of Crouching Dragon is well-deserved!"

As soon as he finished speaking, a death ray struck!
A loud "bang" sound passed by the stiff Cao Cao's ears.

Liu Bei put down the double-edged sword in his hand and said without blushing or beating his heart:
"I was just wiping the sword, but I accidentally touched it."

"It's okay, don't worry."

Everyone:...

……

[In July, Jin Taizu's younger brother, Jin Taizong Wuqimai (Wanyan Sheng), succeeded to the throne.]

[The Jin regime completed a smooth transition, and important generals quickly returned to the front line. ]

[In August, Wanyan Zongwang marched southward from Guangning Prefecture and took advantage of Zhang Jue's departure from the city to welcome the Song envoy to launch a surprise attack and besiege Pingzhou.]

[Zhang Jue fled hastily to join the army of Guo Yaoshi in Yanjing, and his mother and wife were captured by the Jin army.]

[Zhang Jue's brother saw his mother arrested, so he surrendered to the Jin Dynasty and handed over the imperial edict on gold flower paper given to his brother by Emperor Huizong of Song.]

[The Jin Kingdom had evidence that the Song Dynasty was recruiting traitors, so it sent a letter to the Song Dynasty demanding Zhang Jue.]

[Song Huizong instructed Wang Anzhong, the pacification envoy of Yanjing, not to hand over the person. Under the pressure of the Jin people, Wang Anzhong killed a man who looked like Zhang Jue to replace him. The Jin people saw through his plan and claimed that they would take the city by themselves.]

【Emperor Huizong of Song Dynasty feared that the Jin people would come to punish him, so he secretly ordered the execution of Zhang Jue and his two sons and sent a letter to the Jin people.】

……

{It's sick, absolutely sick!}
{Zhang Dun: Hey, hey, hey! What did I say? What did I say!}

{Zhang Dun was wronged.}
｛Zhang feels wronged.｝
{So weak, so weak!}

{Zhang Jue's death completely put an end to the general's thoughts of surrendering.}
……

Datang.

Li Shimin frowned and pursed his lips.

One hand was holding his chin, and the other hand was tapping on the couch.

The Han people in Yan area belonged to Jin, and Song accepted them, which was called accepting the invaded.

Zhang Jue was nominally a subject of Jin. After he rebelled against Jin, he was accepted by Song, which was considered as accepting a traitor.

These are actually neither important nor unimportant.

The important point is that this was a deliberate act of hostility.

The unimportant point is that if the country is strong, these can be ignored.

"Zhao State did not have the strength to welcome Qin's fierce army, but it accepted Shangdang of Han State."

“This led to the Battle of Changping, which determined the country’s demise.”

"You're already surnamed Zhao, but you don't even want to figure this out!"

Don’t you know that you are the weak side of the country?

The one on the opposite side is Guoqiang!
"You actually killed the general who offered the land in front of Pharmacist Guo?"

Li Chengqian felt that the emperor in heaven was beyond salvation.

"Waves, indecision..."

"That's right... He has been like this since the beginning!"

"It's this Pharmacist Guo...I'm afraid the situation is not good."

Li Shimin stretched his muscles and sighed:
"It's more than bad."

"The Song Dynasty suppressed military commanders, so it's hard to say whether surrendered generals are considered human beings in their eyes."

"Once this happened, the entire Song Dynasty would start to suspect that the other party might be resentful and thus suppress them."

"Pharmacist Guo must have suspected that he would be treated the same way by Song Chao, and any slight distrust from Song Chao would increase his fear."

"General Guo Yaoshi has basically become alienated from them."

"If the Song and Jin dynasties fight one day, I have no doubt that he will defect to the Jin dynasty."

"Because it sure is!"

……

[In July 1124, the Jin army defeated the last support of Emperor Tianzuo in the northwest of Datong Prefecture. The Tatar soldiers numbered . Emperor Tianzuo fled to Yinshan Mountain. It was impossible for him to recover from the decline.]

[In August, Emperor Taizong of Jin immediately sent troops to retake Yingzhou and Weizhou.]

[Similar to what happened in Pingzhou, Song Huizong still took a sitting-and-watch attitude. ]

[But he was unwilling to give in and was thinking about joining forces with Emperor Tianzuo to fight against the Jin Kingdom.]

[He appointed Tong Guan to take charge of Shanxi, and wrote a personal letter, which he gave to a monk from the Western Regions to take to Emperor Tianzuo.]

[After receiving the reply, he issued another imperial edict, treating Emperor Tianzuo as the emperor's younger brother, and also gave him a thousand houses and three hundred female musicians.]

……

Ming Dynasty and Zhengde Period
Zhu Houzhao laughed, and laughed happily.

"One dares to write, the other dares to reply."

"One is a snake and a rat, and the other is on the run for thousands of miles."

"You two are really brothers. You both dare to think big."

Wang Qiong, who was wearing a patched official uniform, said with a smile:

"Military and diplomacy should support each other and seek the greatest interests for the country."

“But in the Northern Song Dynasty, there was a clear disconnect.”

"Diplomacy without the support of military strength will be fragile even if it achieves results in the short term." Zhu Houzhao was too lazy to listen to these truths.

In his opinion, it can be summed up in one word.

Just stupid!
"Minister Wang, if you have anything to say, please tell me now."

Wang Qiong took out the letter helplessly.

"I am here to recommend a man to be the governor of Nangan and other places."

Zhu Houzhao took the letter from the eunuch, opened it and took a look.

"Wang Shouren?"

……

[On November 30, Tong Guan sent Ma Kuo, the inspector of Shun'an Army, and Xin Xingzong, the governor of Baozhou, to Yunzhong Prefecture to meet with Wanyan Zonghan and try to resolve issues such as the ownership of Ying and Wei states and the arrangements for the people.]

[Ma Kuo explored the Jin Kingdom and found that the Jin army had strengthened its defenses in strategic locations such as Lingqiu and began training its troops.]

[After returning to Taiyuan from Yunzhong Prefecture, Ma Kuo immediately told Tong Guan that the Jin people were mobilizing on all fronts and would invade the south in the near future. We must be prepared! ]

【But Tong Guan did not comment. 】

……

{Ma Kuo only needs to consider issues from a military perspective, but Tong Guan has to consider a lot more things!}

{Using the formula is faster!}
{In fact, after paying compensation to various states, the Song Dynasty's finances had already shown signs of collapse.}
{From organizing the failed Northern Expedition which cost a lot to redeem Yanjing, and then investing money to develop the empty Yanjing.}
{The consequence of spending too much money was that the Song Dynasty raised taxes again, and as a result, natural disasters struck the Song Dynasty.}
{In 1124, a major earthquake occurred in the capital, Shaanxi, and Hedong regions.}
{There were heavy floods in the Lianghe River, Jingji, and western Zhejiang areas.}
{A large number of refugees appeared in Huanqing, Bining and Jingyuan in the northwest.}
{Large-scale robbery occurred in Shandong and Hebei regions.}
{They are called bandits, but in fact it was because the Song Dynasty plundered too much food and grass, and the famine caused by the successive years of famine, the hungry people ate all the wild elm bark vegetables and had no way to survive, so they had to become bandits.}
{Zhang Xian of Shandong gathered a crowd of 100,000 people. 】

｛Zhang Di of Hebei gathered 100,000 people, Gao Tuoshan gathered 300,000 people, and those with 10,000 or 20,000 people could not afford to lose.｝
{The large and small rebellions made it impossible for the imperial court to take care of the problems in the north, and also delayed the establishment of the Song Dynasty's defense system against the Jin Dynasty.}
{Oh, do you understand the value of the Four Hundred Uprisings?}
{Oh, you mean that there were 411 peasant uprisings between the Hongwu and Xuande periods alone?}
{Fuck you! You stinky bastard!}

{Is it true? I've never heard of it?}

{According to the "Ming Shilu", the Ming Dynasty was indeed the one with the most uprisings.}
{In fact, the number of uprisings does not mean anything.}
{Tsk, what a face.}
……

The period of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty
With a hint of mockery on his face, Liu Heng fiddled with the green sprouts of sweet potatoes that were already more than a foot tall.

"Qi'er, father will teach you something today."

Liu Qi suppressed his anger and looked at Liu Heng.

“When a country is about to collapse, the first thing it will blame is natural disasters.”

Liu Heng glanced at the sky, his eyes seemed to see the future through time, and his tone was also somewhat ethereal.

"Looking through history books, there are many natural and man-made disasters in war-torn years."

“But in fact, natural disasters happen at any time.”

"It's just that when the country is prosperous, a natural disaster will not cause an irreparable blow to the entire country."

"If the monarch puts out some food and relatives provide some help, the natural disaster will be dealt with before we know it."

"As long as the natural disaster does not have a huge impact, history books may not record it."

Liu Qi was stunned for a moment, and murmured:

"So, when a dynasty is in decline, it will not be able to provide enough aid to the victims after a natural disaster occurs..."

"Then there will be more disasters... and then they will be recorded in history books..."

"So these..."

Liu Qi looked at the sky and said in a trance:

"It's all man-made..."

Liu Heng leaned back and exhaled a puff of foul air from his mouth.

"King Yu's flood control has shown that natural disasters are nothing in the face of the concerted efforts of the people."

“It really brings despair to the people.”

“Only people.”

……

Ming dynasty.

"Fuck you!"

Zhu Yuanzhang was eating a melon, and suddenly found that the melon hit him on the head!

"Just over 400 people revolted!"

"Where is the uprising coming from?"

"Who is Xuan De then? Biao'er?!"

"Didn't they say that our descendants will be weird for generations to come?"

"Whose family has so many weirdos revolting?"

Empress Ma calmed down the irritable Zhu Yuanzhang.

"Don't be so anxious! This bunch of descendants have been unreliable more than once or twice."

"Everything will be clear once the sky curtain reaches Daming."

"Is there no point in being anxious now?"

Zhu Yuanzhang was gasping for breath and was pressed hard on a chair by Empress Ma.

"I just can't figure it out!"

"I was born in poverty, but I have never let the people down!"

"Why are they revolting?!"

"Is it good to live in the Yuan Dynasty?"

Empress Ma was pouring water for Zhu Yuanzhang and paused when she heard this.

"Zhongba, do you think it is possible that it is just as you said?"

Zhu Yuanzhang drank the water and laughed angrily.

"They are stupid... Damn it!"

With a bang, the teacup was slammed onto the table!

Halfway through his words, he suddenly realized!

Who says that only people like him can rebel?

There are many people who miss the Yuan Dynasty!

……

Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period
Kangxi picked up a piece of osmanthus cake and put it in his mouth.

"What do you think they are thinking about?"

"Will future generations not learn the theory of logic?"

Yinreng twirled his ring and said uncertainly:
"Can't you?"

"From the way they talk, I can tell they are well-educated."

"Fourth, what do you think?"

Yinzhen took a sip of tea and said calmly:

“Maybe they didn’t have to learn this back then.”

Yin scratched his head.

"Is it that easy? Besides, it's not that hard to think of, right?"

Yinzhen cracked melon seeds and chuckled:

"Let's not talk about this...rebellion."

"A million is a rebellion; ten thousand, a thousand, a hundred, a few dozen are all rebellion."

"Besides, if we want to verify the rebellion during the Qin and Han dynasties, we can only start from bamboo slips and bronze and stone inscriptions, which is time-consuming and laborious."

“After the advent of paper, there was a lot of historical material, but it couldn’t be spread quickly.”

“So even during the chaotic Five Dynasties, there were fewer recorded civil uprisings than during the Song Dynasty.”

"Until the Song Dynasty, printing technology had improved, and a history book was likely to have many printed copies, and the number of documents handed down to the present far exceeds that before the Song Dynasty."

"Private notes appeared in large numbers, and naturally there were more records of the rebellion."

Yin suddenly realized.

Kangxi sat at the top, drinking tea and not saying a word.

There was a smile on the corner of his mouth.

What he is most proud of is that he has taught his son well.

……

On the canopy.

The Jin emperor sat on the dragon throne.

Kneeling at the foot of the imperial steps was a man with fair skin but dirty and ragged clothes.

With an arrogant look on his face, the Jin emperor looked at the silk book in his hand.

He looked up towards the south with a bad look.

The picture then quickly zoomed out and rose.

Two armies in armor poured out of the city.

Go straight to Yanshan Prefecture!
……

[In the first month of 1125 AD, the Jin army captured Emperor Tianzuo, and the correspondence between Emperor Huizong of Song and Emperor Tianzuo fell into the hands of the Jin Kingdom again...]

【Jin Taizong was furious and accelerated preparations for war.】

【Tong Guan, on the other side, was writing a memorial to congratulate the demise of the Yelu clan, praising the achievements of Emperor Huizong of Song.】

[The Jin army's war preparations intensified, and alarms continued to be sent from Hedong and Hebei, revealing that the Jin army was gathering troops and horses everywhere.]

[Finally, even Tong Guan felt that danger was approaching, and sent Ma Kuo to Jin again, ostensibly to inquire about the handover of Ying and Wei states, but his real intention was to "see if Nianhan had any intention of invading the south"]

[Ma Kuo brought back a positive answer from the west. But before he returned to Taiyuan again, the Jin army had invaded from the east.]

……

(End of this chapter)