Daming: Spoilers about the future, Zhu Yuanzhang collapsed

As for who should be the next emperor, Zhao Kuangyin thought about it for a long time and finally decided.

He had already learned from Han Xiaoyou that the longest time they had been here was only two years.

I will have to go back when I need to.

As for things here, we must find a reliable person to take over.

Let him continue to forge ahead on the basis of the foundation laid by himself and others after they leave.

Preserve the results of all the efforts made by myself and others here.

So as not to let the efforts of others like me go to waste again.

So, after some thought, he looked at Han Cheng and Zhu Yuanzhang and said these words.

Zhu Yuanzhang, Han Cheng and others were all stunned after hearing what Zhao Kuangyin said.

His expression seemed particularly strange.

What Zhao Kuangyin said at this time was really unexpected and too difficult to answer.

After seeing their reactions, Zhao Kuangyin was also stunned.

At the same time, he seemed a little panicked.

Why are the two of them...reacting like this?

"What's wrong? But something's wrong?"

He couldn't help but ask out loud.

At this time, the reactions of Zhu Yuanzhang and Han Cheng were really beyond his expectations.

Originally, he thought that after he proposed to make Zhao Gou the emperor, Han Cheng and the others would definitely agree with this.

After all, based on what he knew, Zhao Gou was a pretty good guy.

Be able to show it off.

The things he has done seem to be much better than those done by his father and his loser brother.

"Um...Emperor Taizu, this Zhao Gou, it's better not to let him be the emperor..."

After Zhu Yuanzhang and Han Cheng looked at each other, Han Cheng spoke.

Zhu Yuanzhang and Han Cheng were both surprised at first that Zhao Kuangyin wanted to make Zhao Gou the emperor at this time.

But I immediately realized what was going on.

Before, when I talked to Zhao Kuangyin about the Jingkang Shame, I only mentioned the second emperor of the Zhao family and those "loyal people" of the Song Dynasty.

He has done many shameful things.

The incident of being abducted by the Jin people.

As for what happened later, nothing was said.

I received the mission to come here.

Therefore, Zhao Kuangyin did not know the later history of the Song Dynasty at this time.

As for Zhao Gou, he only thought about how Zhao Gou was gathering troops and preparing to cut off the Jin army's retreat.

Judging from these few words alone, Zhao Gou is indeed quite good.

However, the shitty things this bastard did later were not honorable at all.

"This Zhao Gou did become the emperor later, but he was a complete mess.

Some people in later generations called him Zhao Gou, while others called him Wanyan Gou. "

After hearing what Han Cheng said, Zhao Kuangyin's body suddenly trembled.

Originally, through the reactions of Han Cheng and Zhu Yuanzhang, he had basically guessed that what Zhao Gou would do would probably not be very good.

But at this time, after hearing what Han Cheng said, this bad guess was suddenly confirmed.

After this thought arose in his mind, he felt extremely upset.

The appearance of these two beasts, Zhao Huan and Zhao Ji, in their Zhao family is already unlucky enough and enough to drive people crazy!
Who would have thought that after these two beasts, another beast would appear right after!
This feeling is simply unmentionable!

"My dear Han, please tell me the story behind the Jingkang Shame.

And what has Zhao Gou done?"

Zhao Kuangyin took a deep breath, calmed himself down a little, then looked at Han Cheng and spoke.

At that time, he decided it was better to play it safe.

First, let's find out what happened later, and then arrange the next task based on what happened later...

After hearing what Zhao Kuangyin said, Han Chengdu didn't want to think about it any more.

These things really make people feel uncomfortable every time they think about them.

However, he quickly adjusted his mood.

After sorting out his thoughts, he said to Zhao Kuangyin:

"...Zhao Ji and his entourage rode in more than 860 ox carts.

Driven by the Hu people who could not speak the same language, they went north in panic, suffering humiliation and torture.

On April 5, the second year of the Jing Kang period, Zhao Ji saw Concubine Wei and others riding away on horseback, but he dared not say a word.

I felt my internal organs breaking and tears started to flow.

On April 7, Zhao Ji's concubine Cao Cairen was raped by the Jin soldiers while she was using the toilet.

On the eighth day, when they arrived in Xiangzhou, it was raining heavily and the cars were leaking. When the palace maids took shelter in the Jin soldiers' tents, they were raped by them and many died.

Zhao Ji sighed deeply, but could do nothing.

On the way north, there was a shortage of food, and there were heavy storms for days. The Song prisoners were starving and lying all over the ground. It was a horrible sight..."

"Fuck you, you bastards! These bastards!!"

As soon as Han Chengcai opened his mouth, Zhao Kuangyin couldn't help but burst into cursing.

Very stimulating!

Although he had already known it from what Han Cheng had said before, from the few words he had said, as well as from the various behaviors of the Jin people.

The fate of these people on this trip to the north will definitely not be good or easy.

But at this time, after hearing the news from Han Cheng, he couldn't help but curse loudly here.

I felt that I had killed the father and son too early.

They should have been left here, treated and tortured at the same time.

Torture him for three or two years first!

Wait until Zhao Kuangyin's emotions calmed down a little.

Han Cheng also took a deep breath, calmed himself down, and continued to tell Zhao Kuangyin.

"When Zhao Huan set out, he was forced to wear a felt hat, a green cloth shirt, and ride a black horse.

He was escorted by the Jin people.

He looked completely lost.

Not only did he suffer the hardships of the journey, but he was also humiliated by the Jin army.

Zhao Huan often looked up to the sky and cried, but was always stopped by being scolded.

When camping at dusk, the Jin soldiers "tied up the emperor, Prince Qi, the crown prince, and the concubines, and made them lie down together" to prevent them from escaping..."

“Well, this is how we should treat such a beast!

If he is not allowed to try these things, he will not know what the suffering of the people is!
I wonder how much damage his actions have brought to the Song Dynasty!
Death is the best!
Zhao Kuangyin couldn't help but applaud.

The look of him gritting his teeth makes people feel a little distressed.

Even if he came here, he had already used some means to kill Zhao Ji and Zhao Huan.

But after hearing what they did, I still couldn't help but feel angry.

He had never seen such a beastly person.

"…On April 10, we crossed the Yellow River from Gong County. The driver told Zhang Shuye, who was accompanying us and was also the director of the Privy Council, that we were about to cross the boundary river.

Zhang Shuye was so angry that he looked up to the sky and cried out,

Then lie there motionless.

The next day, he hanged himself.”

Zhao Kuangyin's eyes turned red when he heard this.

"I remember that he was the one who severely injured Song Jiang before, right?"

Han Cheng nodded and said, "Yes, that's him.

Not only did he inflict a heavy blow to Song Jiang, but he also submitted a memorial to the emperor when the Jin army first marched south.

He asked the court to give him cavalry, and he and other generals would lead them to cut off the Jin army's retreat.

But it was not granted.

During the second siege of Kaifeng, it was Zhang Shuye and his son who fought hard against the Jin army and broke through the siege.

Come here to rescue Zhao Ji and others.

If it weren’t for Zhang Shuye and his son, and the troops they led.

The inner city of Bianliang cannot hold out that long.

On Zhang Shuye's side, he also killed some well-known generals of the Jin army.

It was one of the few bright spots in the Battle of Kaifeng.

When Zhao Huan was preparing to enter the Jin army camp to negotiate peace, he, who was injured in the battle, pulled the emperor's horse reins and knelt on the ground crying..."

When Zhao Kuangyin heard Han Cheng's words, he couldn't help but punch him twice.

I just felt like my chest was exploding with anger.

It is really hateful that these two bastards, father and son, betrayed their loyal ministers like this!

Then he thought that all these had changed because of his and others' arrival.

The city of Bianliang was not breached, and Zhang Shuye and his son were among the dozen or so people who did not surrender.

Suddenly I became happy again.

Such loyal ministers and capable generals must not be let down!
Will definitely reuse it in the future!
"In late May, when crossing Taihe Ridge, Zhao Huan and others were tied to their horses.

On the 20th day of the seventh month, Zhao Huan and Zhao Ji met in Yan. The father and son hugged each other and cried bitterly, filled with grief and indignation..."

Sad and angry?

How could he still have the nerve to be sad and angry about these two beasts who are worse than pigs and dogs?
What a shame!

It was all their own fault, those two beasts, they killed so many soldiers, civilians and other people!

Killed so many innocent people!
They both should have died long ago!
How dare they live?!"

Zhao Kuangyin cursed loudly.

"Zhao Huan originally thought that his life would be stable from then on. Unexpectedly, in September, the Jin people moved Zhao Huan and his son to the even farther Shangjing.

As the Southern Song Dynasty grew stronger, the Jin people were afraid that they would take back Zhao Huan and his son.

This caused him to lose his bargaining chip in negotiations with the Southern Song Dynasty.

In the second year of Jianyan in the Southern Song Dynasty, Emperors Zhao Huan and Zhao Ji arrived in Shangjing, and the Jin people ordered them to wear mourning clothes.

Pay homage to the temple of Aguda, the first emperor of the Jin Dynasty.

This is called the ceremony of offering captives.

In fact, it was used to humiliate the emperor and ministers of the Northern Song Dynasty.

Then, he forced them and their son to go to Qianyuan Hall to pay homage to Jin Taizong Wanyan Sheng.

Then, Emperor Taizong of Jin named Zhao Ji as Duke Hun De and Zhao Huan as Marquis Chong Hun…

Those queens and others were also miserable...

In the seventh year of Xuanhe, Qinzong ascended the throne and canonized Zhu as empress.

Later, the Jin army captured the city of Bianjing, captured the two dogs, the two queens Zheng and Zhu, and more than 3,000 people from the harem, royal family, and ministers and returned north.

It was the fourth month of the lunar calendar and the weather in the north was still very cold.

The two dog emperors and the two queens Zheng and Zhu were all wearing thin clothes.

I often couldn't sleep at night because of the cold.

Empress Zhu was 26 years old at the time, very beautiful and charming, and was often teased by the Jin soldiers.

It is said that when they arrived at Huining Prefecture, the Jin people held a ceremony to present captives, and ordered the two emperors, their concubines, clan members, etc. to go to the Jin Taizu Temple to perform the "Sheep-Leading Ceremony."

He also ordered the Empress Dowager and the Empress to enter the Golden Palace for a "bath."

Empress Zhu could not bear the humiliation and committed suicide by drowning herself that day..."

"You bastards! You bastards! Why don't they just die?
Why don’t they both just die!!!”

Zhao Kuangyin cursed again, and he was extremely excited.

If they were human beings with a bit of backbone, they wouldn't do such beastly things, right?
It's really a disgrace!

“In addition, more than 300 people including Concubine Wei were sent to the laundry house.

Men were drafted into the military..."

As Han Cheng finished speaking, Zhao Kuangyin couldn't help but punched himself hard and fell to the ground.

That was so resentful.

I just wish I could find the bones of the two animals and grind them finely on a millstone.

These beasts are real beasts!
It's so fucking infuriating.

"Soon after, the Jin people drove the two emperors Zhao Huan and Zhao Ji to a desolate and remote border town - Wuguo City. They lived there from then on until their death..."

Zhao Kuangyin punched them again, thinking that the historical ending of these two beasts was really too good.

It actually allows them to live in peace.

They should be subjected to all kinds of torture!

Get them again.

It’s best if there is no body left!
"After his life became more stable, Zhao Ji regained his interest in reading and writing poetry.

Zhao Ji loved reading, sometimes to the point of neglecting food and sleep.

Once, he read the biography of Li Mi of the Tang Dynasty.

They knew that Li Mi was loyal to the country and revived the society, but was later hated by the treacherous officials.

Zhao Ji was deeply moved after reading it, and ordered his ministers to copy a copy and give it to Concubine Wei..."

"But fuck him!"

Zhao Kuangyin couldn't help but curse again.

"How can a bastard like him say this?
He should stop tarnishing the word loyalty and righteousness here!"

"During his stay in Wuguo City, Emperor Huizong Zhao Ji and Emperor Qinzong Zhao Huan drank and composed poetry at a banquet.

Naturally, high hopes were placed on Zhao Huan.

Song Huizong Zhao Ji loved writing poetry throughout his life, and the sadness of being a prisoner also flowed into his poems.

During his exile, Zhao Ji wrote many poems, but only a dozen of them have been handed down.

Among them, "Writing on the Wall in the North" is the most popular - "The west wind shakes the door all night long, and the lonely house is dim with only one light. Looking back at my hometown three thousand miles away, I can see no geese flying in the south."

Zhao Ji lived in Wuguo City for three years.

He died of illness in the fifth year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty, and his body was burned by the Jin people to make lamp oil..."

"Good! Good!"

After hearing the ending of this guy Zhao Ji, Zhao Kuangyin finally couldn't help but applaud!

I feel that the Jin people have finally done something humane.

This is how a beast should be treated.

It would be best if you lit a sky lantern and boiled lamp oil for him while he was still alive!

"After Zhao Ji's death, Zhao Huan and other Song prisoners were still imprisoned in Wuguo City.

In February of the 11th year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty, Jin Xizong Wanyan Tan posthumously conferred the title of Prince of Tianshui on the deceased Zhao Ji in order to improve relations with the Southern Song Dynasty.

The living Zhao Huan was conferred the title of Duke of Tianshui County...

In March of the twelfth year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty, relations between Song and Jin eased somewhat.

Concubine Wei, along with more than ten ox carts carrying the coffins of Zhao Ji, Empress Zheng, and Empress Xing, set out on the journey back to the Southern Song Dynasty.

As she left, Zhao Huan grabbed her wheel.

He asked her to tell Song Gaozong Zhao Gou that if he could return to the Southern Song Dynasty, it would be enough for him to be the master of Taiyi Palace.

At this time, Zhao Huan had not yet moved to the Jin capital, Shangjing City.

In the 23rd year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty, Wanyan Liang, the King of Hailing of Jin, moved the capital to Yanjing.

It is very likely that Zhao Huan was also moved to Yanjing.

First, it is convenient for supervision and control, and second, Zhao Huan, this waste, can be used at any time to put pressure on the Southern Song Dynasty.

The third is that he still wants to follow the strategy proposed by Wanyan Aguda, the founder of Jin Dynasty, and his fourth son Wanyan Zongbing when he died.

Strive to establish Zhao Huan as a puppet emperor.

Help the Jin Kingdom to rule half of the Song Dynasty north of the Huai River.

There is no record of the time of Zhao Huan's death in official history.

But according to the historical story book "The Remaining Stories of the Xuanhe Period of the Great Song Dynasty" and "The Secret Record of Anger" written by Xin Qiji, the cause of Zhao Huan's death was.

In the spring of the 31st year of Shaoxing, Wanyan Liang, the Jin ruler, ordered Song Qinzong and Liao Tianzuo Emperor Yelu Yanxi to play polo.
During the competition, the financial sponsor Wanyan Liang first ordered someone to shoot Yelu Yanxi to death.

Zhao Huan was horrified when he saw this and fell off his horse.

He was then shot to death by arrows.

His body was also trampled by the horses, and he died at the age of 62."

"Good! Good death! You should have died a long time ago!!
It's a good death for him!!"

Zhao Kuangyin spoke with his eyes spitting fire.

Han Cheng picked up the tea and took a sip to calm himself down.

"After talking about these two bastards, let's talk about Zhao Gou, who is also a beast.

Zhao Ji, Zhao Huan, and all officials were controlled by the Jin people.

On the first day of December, Zhao Gou opened the Grand Marshal's Office in Xiangzhou.

Recruit soldiers and horses widely.

The number soon reached more than 10,000.

Zhao Huan also sent Hou Zhang, the attendant of the gate, to Xiangzhou with a wax letter.

He asked Zhao Gou to send all the troops from Hebei to rescue.

But Zhao Gou moved his troops eastward to Daming Prefecture.

At this time, Song troops from various places came to join the meeting.

Zong Ze arrived first with 2,000 soldiers, followed by Liang Zuyang, the prefect of Xinde Prefecture, with 300 men.

Zong Ze proposed to send the army directly to Chanyuan, a strategic point on the Yellow River, to cut off the Jin army's retreat route.

Finally lifted the siege of Bianliang.

However, Zhao Gou and Wang Boyan rejected this suggestion.

In order to avoid encountering the Jin soldiers, they stayed there at first.

Later they retreated into Shandong.

In order to cover Zhao Gou's escape, the Grand Marshal's Office ordered Zong Ze to garrison in Chanyuan.

Create the illusion that Zhao Gou is in the army.

At the same time, it can also squeeze Zong Ze out of the center of military leadership...

The third day of the first lunar month in the second year of the Jing Kang period.

Zhao Gou arrived in Dongping.

Huang Qianshan, the pacification envoy of Gaoyangguan Road, and Yang Weizhong, the general manager, also led thousands of soldiers to the meeting.

Like Wang Boyan, Huang Qianshan was also a capitulationist official who advocated compromise and submission to the Jin people.

From then on, the two of them became Zhao Gou's advisers.

On February 23, Zhao Gou and his entourage retreated to Jeju.

Various Song troops and rebel armies continued to come and surrender.

Among them were Zhu Shengfei, deputy general manager of the host country, and Han Shizhong, the commander of the Xuanfu Division.

Civil and military officials such as Liu Guangshi, the chief military officer of the imperial guards.

At this time, the number of troops in the Grand Marshal's Office was said to be one million.

They were distributed in Ji and Pu prefectures.

There were more than 80,000 soldiers directly under Zhao Gou's command.

However, under the instigation of Wang and Huang, Zhao Gou stood by and watched as his father and brother were captured and the people of Bianliang were ravaged by the Jin soldiers.

And wanted to continue to escape to the south of the Yangtze River
It’s just because the army is against it that we are temporarily stationed in Shandong…”

(End of this chapter)