Qiming 1158

Chapter 567
After Zhao Yucheng led the team to set off, it was already the end of March in Shaoxing's 31st year.

As the weather warmed and everything recovered, Su Yonglin began to plan the final blow to Jin Guo.

He ordered the Qilu Corps led by Su Haisheng and the Henan Corps led by Zhang Yuejing to prepare for the war. All needs should be reported to the General Affairs Bureau of the Central Capital City, which will be responsible for handling them and prepare all logistics for them.

At the same time, Su Yonglin ordered the Hedong and Henan prefectures to make preparations to mobilize the people's husbands to participate in the logistical transportation of grain.

And because it is the busy agricultural season right now, all actions need to be started after the busy agricultural season ends.

At present, spring ploughing is still the main task.

And at this stall, news came from the Liaodong side that the Korean side tried to send an envoy to visit Su Yonglin in the Central Capital to ask Su Yonglin's opinion.

See or not.

Gary...

Su Yonglin remembered that the Goryeo Dynasty was a unified dynasty on the Korean peninsula before Lee's Joseon, and it had a long history.

It seems that they established a country on the Korean peninsula during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. The royal family was surnamed Wang, and was later replaced by his own military general, Li Chenggui, and established Li's North Korea.

Having said that, there is no substantial difference between Goryeo and Lee's North Korea, and the foreign policies of the two countries are actually the same.

It adopts Confucianism to govern the country internally and pursues greatism externally.

Since the founding of the country, Korea has successively made ministers to mainland countries such as the Later Tang, Later Jin, Later Han, Later Zhou, Northern Song, Liao, Jin, Yuan and other mainland countries.

Because of its small size, remote location, and eagerness to serve the Central Plains Dynasty, it can be considered longevity. After sending away many regimes that dominated the Central Plains, he lived to the end.

So for Goryeo, it doesn't matter whether it is orthodox or not, as long as it is the overlord of the Central Plains, it is its father.

Of course, it also has some different thoughts in its heart. It respects the barbarians who are unorthodox in its eyes, but they don't know what they think on the inside.

Regarding Gao Li, Su Yonglin has no intention to deal with it at the moment, nor does he plan to deal with it now.

Even if we want to do something with Goryeo, it will be after the complete elimination of the remnants of the Jin Kingdom in Liaodong and the restoration of production in Liaodong.

For now, just like Xixia, it is enough to maintain a suzerainty relationship with Goryeo, and considering the possible role of Goryeo during the construction of Liaodong, Su Yonglin thought a little and ordered the Liaodong Corps to send someone to escort Goryeo envoys. The group came to Zhongdu to meet him.

So Su Yonglin was planning to capture Guanzhong while waiting for the arrival of the Goryeo envoy.

In mid-April, the Korean embassy arrived in Zhongdu.

On behalf of the King of Goryeo, Wang Xuan, Shi Yin Linzhan, the envoy of the envoy, presented his credentials to Su Yonglin, seeking a way to establish good-neighborly and friendly relations with the Liberation Army regime, and presented a gift from Goryeo to Su Yonglin.

Su Yonglin saw the self-proclaimed ruler of Goryeo in Wang Yan's book, and his words were humble.

Moreover, he mentioned in his credentials that he was given the nickname "Little China" by the Song people when he interacted with the Northern Song Dynasty in the past.

He believed that the Restoration Army was the lord of the Greater China, and Goryeo was willing to be a small China in the frontier and guard the frontier for the Greater China forever.

After seeing it, Su Yonglin felt that they, including the people on Xixia's side, were all the same, and their attitudes were relatively humble.

This attitude is very good. Compared with some island countries who think they can be lawless and arrogant when they are alone overseas, they obviously understand the rules of the international game better.

In fact, this is not surprising. Both Xixia and Goryeo belong to the vassal states of the Jin Kingdom. They have established suzerainty relationships with the powerful Jin Kingdom. They have had armed conflicts with them before, and they know how powerful they are.

As for Su Yonglin and the Restoration Army, who hammered such a powerful Jin Guo to death, they were definitely unparalleled men and powerful troops.

For such a powerful deterrence by force, how could they be so clueless against Su Yonglin and the Restoration Army?

After all, no one is born wanting to die.

And for Goryeo, it might all be more intuitive.

Before the Liaodong Corps swept the city of the Jin Kingdom in Liaodong, the defeated Jin army and the Jurchen people fled in panic and fled everywhere.

Some were lucky, escaped the capture of the Restoration Army, crossed the border between the Jin Kingdom and Goryeo—the Great Wall built by the Goryeo Kingdom, and fled to the territory of the Goryeo Kingdom to ask for asylum.

Since last August, Jurchen has been climbing the Great Wall of thousands of miles into the territory of Koryo to seek political asylum in Koryo. As time goes by, there are more and more such Jurchens.

In fact, Gaoli Junchen heard about a large-scale rebellion broke out within the Jin Kingdom as early as a year ago. At that time, he thought it was a staged event, but he did not expect that this large-scale rebellion really triggered the decisive result of changing the dynasty.

Regarding the question of whether to accept these Jurchens, Goryeo monarchs and ministers thought it was risky after some discussion.

Because doing so may cause the Restoration Army to be unhappy.

However, Goryeo itself also lacked population. These Jurchen tribesmen who were beaten and collapsed by the Restoration Army were also good laborers. If they were accommodated, they would also increase the labor force of the country and facilitate their exploitation.

So Goryeo decided not to speak out, not to make a public statement, and set aside a piece of land in the Dongjie Mountains to resettle these Jurchens, so that they could live on Goryeo's land.

Then the Goryeo side recruited troops from these Jurchens, collected taxes, and used them to defend the Great Wall in that area, reducing its own defense pressure.

Entering October, more and more Jurchen soldiers and refugees fled to Koryo for refuge. Koryo collected their weapons, armor, bows and arrows, disarmed them, and then took them all according to the order and placed them in the Dongjie Mountains, where they set up Administrative districts exercise jurisdiction.

As more and more Jurchens escaped, some civilians and military officers of the Jin Kingdom escaped. Through their descriptions, the Goryeo regime also had a more intuitive understanding of the Restoration Army that overthrew the Jin Kingdom.

It is said that the Restoration Army first rebelled in Shandong, and then quickly expanded to Hebei and Daming Mansion, and then went against the sky with a small number of troops, forcibly defeated the 50 army led by Jin Emperor Wan Yanliang, and killed Wan Yan Bright.

After that, the Restoration Army had high morale and counterattacked to Yanyun in one fell swoop. The Jin Kingdom was defeated like a mountain. The Restoration Army quickly broke through the central capital, captured all the Jin Kingdom's clan, and basically destroyed the Jin Kingdom's regime. exist.

Now that the Restoration Army has replaced the Jin Kingdom as the hegemon of the Central Plains, a new Han regime has been established, and then began to retaliate against the Jurchen Jin regime, entering Liaodong to destroy the hometown of the Jurchen, and sweeping Liaodong on a large scale.

Counting the unrecognized pseudo-emperor Wanyan Yong, three emperors of the Jin Kingdom have already died at the hands of the Restoration Army.

Although there is still a piece of land in Guanzhong, the distance from the complete destruction of the Jin Kingdom is such a small distance, no one will deny it.

When the Koreans listened to the story of the rebellion of the Restoration Army told by the Jin Guo civilians and officers who had escaped and escaped, they couldn't help being a little frightened, but at the same time they were full of admiration for Su Yonglin and the Restoration Army.

It is the national policy of Goryeo to make things big, and whoever is the hegemon of the Central Plains is its father. This is the common cognition of the Goryeo ruling clique.

Having said that, there is still a difference between recognizing the orthodox Han family and Miao dynasty in China as a father and recognizing the savage barbarian regime in Liaodong as a father.

In the Northern Song Dynasty, Goryeo sent envoys to visit. Song people saw that Goryeo admired the culture of the Han family, and their clothes and clothes were no different from those of the Han. They may have called them "Little China" out of a certain attitude of appreciation.

This title, which was not officially recognized by the Northern Song Dynasty, was recorded in the historical materials by the Koreans solemnly.

Since then, Goryeo, including the later North Korea of ​​the Lee clan, has always called itself Little China, feeling that this is a rare honor and proud of it.

However, all countries in the East Asian cultural circle know that Chinese culture is mainly created by the Han people, so the Chinese culture and the Han regime are side by side.

This is an interesting point and an important origin that directly affects the future state of the world.

(End of this chapter)