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Chapter 100 Jia Sidao

My charming and short-lived ancestor: that is to say, both Qin Hui and Zhao Gou are responsible for Yue Fei's death. It's just that Zhao Gou didn't kneel because he was the emperor.

Don't allow the world to grow old: it's true that the green mountains are lucky enough to bury loyal bones, and the innocent people are cast into sycophants.

I send my thoughts to the bright moon: Qin Hui is trash, Zhao Gou is not a good person, I just pity Yue Fei, but any enterprising emperor knows the importance of Yue Fei!
Nian Nian: That’s right, so Zhao Gou is trash!

Three Kingdoms period
Yue Fei's eyes felt a little sour as he looked at the comments expressing regret for him.

Although he encountered inhumane people in the first half of his life, fortunately, he has now met his soulmate.

Although Liu Chan couldn't give any good advice, he was really obedient, and Prime Minister Zhuge was really powerful, and even he had to admire some of his strategies.

Liu Chan looked at Yue Fei and knew that he was very sad now, but he didn't know how to comfort him.

He could only look at Zhuge Liang, but saw Zhuge Liang shaking his head at him and telling him not to worry about it.

Yue Fei doesn't need their care now. He needs to think carefully about his past and future.

The current situation is not as good as Liu Bei's time, and powerful generals have perished one after another. The remaining generals are also very powerful, but it is no longer the time when heroes compete for hegemony.

The birth of Yue Fei has already made Shu an invincible position.

Now he is the hero of Shu and Liu Chan's general father, not the Yue Wumu who died for no reason.

Liu Chan didn't know Zhuge Liang's little thoughts, but he knew that what Zhuge Liang said was right.

So he obediently shut up and sat on his throne.

Su Yue opened the next PPT and said, "Okay, we just talked about Qin Hui, so how could we not mention Jia Sidao? This is a famous demon prime minister in history."

Jia Sidao (August 1213, 8 - 25), courtesy name Shixian, alias Yuncong, nicknamed Yuesheng and Qiuhe, was a native of Tiantai, Taizhou (now part of Wanglixi Village, Pingqiao Town, ZJ Province).

The late Southern Song Dynasty. The son of the envoy Jia She was established.

In the first year of Duanping (1234), Fu Yin was named Tian Ling.

In the second year of Jiaxi (1238), relying on his sister Jia Guifei, he was highly regarded by Emperor Lizong of the Song Dynasty and his official position rose steadily.

He has successively served as the direct bachelor of Baozhang Pavilion, deputy envoy of Yanjiang system, magistrate of Jiangzhou, prefect of Jiangling, and envoy of Jinghu appeasement system.

In the second year of Baoyou's reign (1254), Jia Sidao began to enter the core of the Southern Song Dynasty's political power. He was granted the title of Tongzhi Privy Councilor and the founding Duke of Linhai County. Later, he was promoted to Councilor for Political Affairs and Privy Councilor.

Later, he was promoted to Taishi and Pingzhang for important military and state affairs.

In the first year of Deyou (1275), Jia Sidao led 13 elite troops to challenge the Yuan army at Dingjiazhou (now in the Northeast River of Tongling, Anhui). He was defeated and fled to Yangzhou in a single boat.

The ministers requested that Jia Sidao be killed.

As a result, Jia Sidao was demoted to the deputy envoy of Tuanlian in Gaozhou and resettled in Xunzhou.

Traveling to Zhangzhou Kapok Temple, he was killed by the envoy Zheng Huchen, the captain of Kuaiji County, who was in custody. He was sixty-three years old.

During the period when Jia Sidao was the prime minister, he excluded dissidents and monopolized power. The measures he adopted in planning law and public land law intensified the internal conflicts of the ruling class. In the war against Mongolia, he made mistakes again and again, which greatly affected the Southern Song Dynasty. The demise played a role.

However, a series of measures he took were to save the military, political and financial crisis in the late Southern Song Dynasty, and played a certain role at that time. His anti-Mongolian measures also delayed the pace of Mongolia's march south to a certain extent. Jia Sidao lived a luxurious and decadent life, amassed rare treasures, and collected a large number of famous Dharma calligraphy and paintings, including "Wang Xizhi Kuai Xue Shi Qing Tie", "Ouyang Xun's Thousand-Character Text in Running Script" and "Chu Suiliang's Jilan Pavilion Preface" that still exist today. 》etc., all of which have been collected by Jia Sidao.

The book "Promoting Weaving Sutra" is the world's first monograph on cricket research.

I send my longing to the bright moon: We are all playing with crickets, Zhu Zhanji at least has someone willing to wash him, Jia Sidao? hehe.

My charming but short-lived ancestor: compare him with Zhu Zhanji? Zhu Zhanji’s crime doesn’t go so far!

care: Even so, Zhu Zhanji can be considered a conservative king. If it weren't for Zhu Qizhen, his reputation wouldn't be so miserable. Zhu Qizhen can be said to be his biggest failure.

Don’t allow the world to grow old: That’s right, and Jia Sidao really has no redeeming qualities at all.

Lian Lian: But at least he had some measures to save the Southern Song Dynasty. So I won't kneel in front of the world like Qin Hui.

Wan Ning couldn't sleep: That's right, he is better than Qin Hui, Qin Hui is the lackey of the Jin Dynasty, he is trash!

Wuduyu: I don’t even know what kind of ecstasy soup Jin Chao poured into him. Is Jin Chao so good?
My charming and short-lived ancestor: I don’t know, but long live my country Z!
Fuling: Agree!
I send my thoughts to the bright moon: even Jia Sidao has some benefits, but they are nothing compared to his mistakes.

Lianlian: Agree! Although Jia Sidao has some merits, they are nothing compared to his mistakes.

care: Is Yao Guangxiao also a demon?

Lian Lian: Yes, but Yao Guangxiao has really made a lot of contributions, so we usually call him the Prime Minister in Black.

My charming but short-lived ancestor: I remember Yao Guangxiao was a monster monk? Why did you become a demon?

care: all the same.

Ming Dynasty
Zhu Zhanji felt a chill on his back and looked at Zhu Di.

Fortunately, Grandpa Huang had no intention of hitting him.

Did Zhu Di not want to hit him? That's because he's afraid that if he slaps him, this little brat won't even survive to 38.

Oh no, it seems that 38 is too high.

Zhu Di became furious when he thought of this, that is to say, he was over 40 when he ascended the throne, why couldn't this little bastard survive?
Yao Guangxiao was speechless at this time. He just talked about Jia Sidao. Why did he talk about him?
Monk, who did he provoke?

Su Yue clicked on the next PPT and said, "Okay, now let's take a look at Jia Sidao's anecdotes!"

Delicious wild bream
According to the "Sikuquanshu", Jia Sidao liked to eat bream from Tiaoxi, Huzhou, Zhejiang.

For this purpose, a large pond was specially built, and thousands of breams were raised. The fish were swimming freely, just like in the lake, there were several boats going back and forth, delivering goods continuously.

Pingzhang on the lake
After controlling the emperor's situation, Jia Sidao lived a decadent life in his later years and was indifferent to political affairs.

He lived in his private residence in Geling every day, and minor officials would bring documents to his home. All political affairs, big and small, were handled by his disciples Liao Dongzhong and Weng Yinglong.

When Xiangfan was besieged and the situation was critical, Jia Sidao still enjoyed himself in the garden every day. He brought geishas, ​​nuns, and old palace maids to him, drinking and having sex day and night. Only the drinking and gambling friends he met when he was young could Enter Jia Mansion.

Every day, Jia Sidao lay on the ground, fighting crickets with his concubines, or playing on the West Lake all day long. People at that time said: "There is no prime minister in the court, but there is a Pingzhang on the lake."

(End of this chapter)