Spoiling History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

The three people in Bianliang Hall suddenly sighed.

Although they had been prepared in their hearts, they really watched Zhao Gou and Yue Fei go north and south, and clearly heard the light screen saying that the Southern Song Dynasty had begun since Zhao Gou came to power. Zhao Kuangyin and Zhao Pu were still unavoidably sad.

After all, in the final analysis, this foundation was created by Zhao Da himself.

Although later generations may have criticized the methods he used, just thinking about the sentence "Tang Zong and Song Zu are less coquettish" will make him not care too much.

Therefore, Zhao Kuangyin had mixed feelings when he clearly saw the demise of this foundation, and couldn't help but ask:

"If this is the case..."

But immediately Zhao Kuangyin shook his head.

He originally wanted to ask if Zhao Gou could really listen to Yue Fei's words and join the Northern Expedition, wouldn't there be two Song Dynasties?

But when I think about the ugliness of Jingkang and the sight of all the nobles and common people being slaves, I feel that it is especially ridiculous that I am entangled in these things.

If the emperor and his ministers really wanted to fight to the death, how could they end up in this situation?

And what if the Northern Song Dynasty was renewed?

If you can defeat the Jinlu in the northern expedition, welcome back the Han, destroy their country and exterminate their sacrifices, and avenge this shame, then you can be considered to have merit!

As for Huiqin and Hui Qin, it would be more satisfying to die!

Even Zhao Kuangyin regretted that he could not ask in person about the time when the two Hui and Qin were led north like livestock by the Jin people.

When passing by Taiyuan where the soldiers and civilians fought to the death, and when passing by Youzhou where they were forced to rebel.

The loyal bones are left in the wild, and the song of the Han Dynasty is sad for thousands of miles.

Did what they saw along the way make them feel the least bit ashamed?

Or are you just regretting not escaping south as soon as possible?

"I understand why future generations only miss Yue Fei."

Zhao Pu, whose ancestral home is Ji County, Youzhou, sighed:

"He served in the army three times. Even though he was defeated and demoted, he still did not change his ambition. The survival of such benevolent and righteous people is the survival of the Song Dynasty."

On the contrary... the meaning is self-evident. Liu Han suddenly felt a little grievance for Yue Fei:

"The Jin captives are all barbarians. We in the Song Dynasty have capable warriors and armor, and we have a fortified city to defend against the enemy. The people of Hebei will not follow the Jin. How can General Yue be defeated by that Jin?"

Zhao Pu felt like he was laughing or laughing at the moment, but when he thought about Yue Fei's vaguely guessed fate, he couldn't laugh anymore and just nodded slightly.

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"Why wasn't Zhao Gou captured by the Jin Kingdom?"

Zhang Fei's words were full of unabashed regret:

"What Yue Wumu saved was his Zhao Song's foundation. But hey, Zhao Gou was unwilling to do so."

"Could it be that his surname is Wanyan?"

This was obviously a joke, and others didn't care too much, but Ma Chao was still a little confused:

"Zhao Gou, the emperor, is still so cowardly. Is he really not afraid of being laughed at forever?"

It's more like a sigh than a question.

After all, for Ma Chao and others, it is only natural that when a man is alive, he should carry the seven-foot sword, be promoted to the rank of emperor, achieve unparalleled achievements, and be famous throughout the world.

Even if you can live a hundred years by living such a mediocre life, what will it be of use to your family and country?

In the Song Dynasty, there were many scholars in Xingwenzhi, but why were there not even one benevolent and righteous person among them?

Liu Bei patted his thigh and shook his head:

"Northern Expedition, Northern Expedition, no wonder Yue Fei only loves Prime Minister Zhuge."

After saying that, Liu Bei and Kong Ming looked at each other tacitly, with a smile in their eyes.

The smile faded at the touch of a button and soon turned into concern and pity for the Han people thousands of years later. Liu Bei even cursed without hesitation:

"The emperor is a thief, and since he is determined to err on the side of peace, the situation in the Southern Song Dynasty will only be a slow death."

[Yue Fei went straight north to Daming Mansion. This was where the Hebei Recruitment Department set up by Li Gang was located, and it was also the forefront of the anti-golden movement at that time.

Relying on his previous reputation for bravery and the knowledge accumulated from studying in his youth, Yue Fei and Zhang Suo hit it off.

In the case of shortage of manpower, Zhang Suo relied heavily on Yue Fei and promoted him without hesitation. If you achieve success, I will give you promotion rewards. In just a few months, he was promoted from Bai Jian to Xiu Wulang, and was appointed as the commander of the Central Army of the Recruitment Department. Soon he was Promoted to the position of commander of the Central Army, he is basically Zhang Suo's deputy, which can be said to be the most favored one.

It seemed to be going well, but when Yue Fei recalled this time later, he used the adjective "embarrassing". Why?

Of course it was Zhao Gou who acted like a monster again.

In the late Northern Song Dynasty, Li Gang and Zong Ze could be said to be the two mainstays of the civil and military affairs. Zong Ze clung to Kaifeng, while Li Gang relied on his own efforts to give Zhao Gou "a royal strategy."

Then Zhao Gou did not hesitate to depose him in the name of "Li Gang's child regards me".

In fact, I can't blame Li Gang for this matter. After all, Zhao Gou is so mentally retarded that no matter who looks at him, he will inevitably look like a child.

But in short, Li Gang's deposition inevitably caused shock in the Southern Song Dynasty at that time. Soon a student from the Imperial College and a Jinshi from Jiangxi came to express his grievances for Li Gang, and said that Zhao Gou's cronies were all traitors to the state.

Unfortunately, Ouyang Che, who was a Jinshi from Jiangxi Province, spoke a little more fiercely. In the memorial, he bluntly pointed out that Zhao Gou "had the pleasure of banning swallows in the palace" and hoped that Zhao Gou could cultivate himself and become a wise king.

What Ouyang Che accuses here is that when Zhao Gou was still King Kang, he was "as lustful as his father, and his maidservants killed many people."

But unfortunately, Zhao Gou did not forget to take advantage of the situation to "purchase virgins" while escaping south. This incident aroused criticism from many officials in Yingtian Mansion, so Zhao Gou, who kicked Li Gang away, began to enjoy being the emperor without hesitation. privilege.

The above-mentioned imperial student and Ouyang Che were both dragged directly to the streets of Yingtian Mansion and beheaded in the street.

This move was very retarded and was directly interpreted as suppressing the war faction headed by Li Gang. It directly detonated the extremely fragile situation at the time, and the peace faction began to openly raise its head.

It is a common thing for people to die and their government to cease, especially when it involves the differences between the leader and the leader at that time. Zhang Suo, who promoted Yue Fei, was promoted by Li Gang, so as expected, he was also removed from office, demoted, and exiled.

However, Zhang Suo can be called a hero: even though he knew something was going to happen, he still sent Wang Yan and his troops to conquer Weizhou according to the original plan, so as to ease the pressure on Kaifeng and preserve the anti-gold fire, and then calmly accepted his fate. .

In October, Wang Yan took command and accompanied Yue Fei to regain Weizhou and achieved the first great victory in the Southern Song Dynasty's fight against the Jin Dynasty.

In the same month, Zhang Suo was exiled to Lingnan and was killed by bandits.

In the same month, the Hebei Recruitment Department was abolished, and Wang Yanyuefei was left alone. After fighting for a while, the two of them defected to Zongze to jointly defend Kaifeng.

The first half of 1128 AD was perhaps the time when veteran Zongze felt most relieved:

The fierce general Yue Fei fought consecutively in Xucheng County, Heilongtan, Guanqiao and other places near Huazhou City, which greatly eased the pressure on Kaifeng Prefecture.

The rebel Wang Yan and more than 10,000 elite troops came to Kaifeng Prefecture to garrison Huaxian County, which greatly increased the defense strength of Kaifeng Prefecture.

Ma Kuo, who organized a rebel army in Changshan, Hebei Province, also rushed to Kaifeng in person, and together with Zongze, Wang Yan, and Yue Fei, they formulated a plan for the Northern Expedition.

But unfortunately, the most important part of this plan is to obtain the support of Zhao Gou, and everyone knows what Zhao Gou is.

The Northern Expedition plan had been formulated in April, but Zongze kept urging it until July, and Zhao Gou still did not take a position.

In the end, this old man who stood up to fight against the Jin Dynasty could only say "cross the river" three times and passed away with regret. 】