Spoiler History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 590: Fight against Jin Qixia
In the inner hall of Bianliang Palace.

Zhao Kuangyin shook his hand and turned around to discuss with Zhao Pu as if nothing had happened. They chatted about how if they could defeat the Khitan in the future, how about setting up a capital in Youzhou to lock up Liaodong?

Zhao Pu is right about this. After all, both the importance of Hebei and the black plains of Liaodong that were praised by later generations can be called the pillars of the country.

Under such circumstances, it is appropriate to set up an important town in the north, locking up Youyan on the outside and guarding Hebei on the inside.

But even though he kept talking to the officials, Zhao Pu still couldn't restrain his eyes from glancing to the side.

Seeing a bald man staring angrily at the official with a black eye socket, the corners of Zhao Pudun's mouth unconsciously wanted to jump up.

This Master Kongjiong is also confused. He thinks that the officials can't do anything to him because he has entered the Kongmen.

But I also don’t want to think about it, before the official government opened the Song Dynasty, how did it win the favor and stand out as the official inspector in front of the palace?

Doesn't it rely on the numerous military exploits that come from managing the army well and marching well?
The official is reasonable now, but that doesn't mean he has always been reasonable.

"Zeping?"

Liu Bei temporarily put aside his worries about Li Erfeng and sighed:
"Abandon the illness... get rid of the illness. It is rare for people in the Song Dynasty to recall the champion."

"This Jin Emperor can actually compose poetry?"

Liu Bei thought for a while, recalled the few words that later generations said about the Kingdom of Jin, and guessed logically:
"Then this Jin Emperor must belong to the party that wants to go to Hu Cunhan?"

But at this time, looking at the current situation in the Southern Song Dynasty:

"Now that the Tang Dynasty is at peace in the south of the Yangtze River, the Northern Expedition can be planned as soon as possible."

"Taiyuan will make Hebei peaceful, Youzhou will make Yanan peaceful, and the establishment of Yanjing is inevitable in the strategy of the north."

So Zhao Kuangyin nodded with satisfaction.

This magical scene made several people feel complicated, and they didn't know how to evaluate it.

The emperor betrays the country, his loyal ministers are cold-blooded, and they cut off the country in order to seek peace and abandon the people. All these can be called a national disgrace.

……

But the meaning was understood by those present, and some of them still remembered clearly the incident in which Su Shi, the madman of the Northern Song Dynasty, falsely accused General Yayi of Changping Houwei of licking hemorrhoids.

With a sigh, Lu Su changed the topic from another angle:

Liu Bei shook his head and said no more.

"At this time, the mountains and rivers are in ruins..."

We know too little to guess anything, but Kong Ming also gave his own evaluation from the perspective of military strength:

"I still remember that in the Northern Song Dynasty, the scholar Shang Ming said that he returned ten thousand soldiers to Youyan and marched to the north of the desert to offer sacrifices to the Imperial Ancestral Temple. However, his glory was not as good as the number one scholar."

"The defeat will lead to repeated civil strife in Jin Dynasty?"

Therefore, it must be a lie to say how much he has a favorable impression of this Song Dynasty.

A gentle call from the official brought Zhao Pu back to his senses, and he quickly bowed and said:

This Yue Fei had a chance to become the champion that the northern Han'er had been waiting for.

"If this 600,000-strong army is true... then such an expedition to the south will either succeed or die."

[In the "Posthumous Law", the explanation of Yang is that he is fond of etiquette from afar, goes far away from others, goes against the will of heaven and abuses the people, and loves to do great harm to politics.

In modern terms, as Emperor Yang, you can be incompetent, but you cannot be without work. Being lustful, harming the public and enriching one's private life, being high-minded and low-handed, etc. are basically the common faults of several Yang Emperors.

But on this basis, I have to admit that the literary talents of several Yangdi are basically okay.

For example, the famous song "Flowers in the Back Garden of Yushu" during the Southern and Northern Dynasties was written by Emperor Chen Yang, Empress Chen. Later, Du Mu, a great poet of the Tang Dynasty, wrote, "Shang women don't know the hatred of the country's subjugation, but they still sing about the flowers in the back garden across the river." This allusion.

Needless to say, Guangshen said, "Autumn dusk clouds outside the wall, mist hides the moon behind the mountains" and "The waves will pass the moon, and the tide will bring the stars" are both poems written by Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty. Modern research on the poetry of the Sui Dynasty is also general. It is believed that Yang Guang was a representative poet at that time. His poetry style was beautiful but not colorful, fresh and natural, and had the legacy of Wei and Wu.

Wan Yanliang is similar. Before the Jin emperor ascended the throne, he wrote "If you hold the great Bing in your hand, the breeze will fill the world." His style is also evident.

When he made up his mind to conquer Zhao Gou in the south, he wrote: "If the thousands of miles of carriages and letters are mixed up, how can there be separate borders in the south of the Yangtze River?"

In terms of height of vision alone, Wanyan Gou was pressed to the ground and rubbed. They were not on the same level at all.

In addition, when Wan Yanliang was still alive, he wrote "Hundred Character Order. Snow" which has been handed down to the world. In terms of the topic of chanting snow, it is not too much to praise him for overwhelming the two Song Dynasties. Even the literati in the south praised him for "every chant and chant" , the best at that time", which shows his talent.

But as mentioned before, it is a common problem of Emperor Yang to be high-minded but low-handed. After the death of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, Erfeng Zeng Rui commented, and the final conclusion was "laughing for the world", which can be seen from the evaluation of Guangshen's level.

Wanyan Liang is not much different. Now when we talk about the Emperor of the Jin Kingdom, some people will always jokingly call him the "Anti-Jin Qixia" and give him the name Zhao Liang.

The reason for this nickname is simple, because Wan Yanliang himself usurped the throne through regicide, and what kind of good man and woman do you think a person who can be posthumously named would be?
After Wan Yanliang came to power, he vigorously purged his dissidents and did not hesitate to use his butcher knife against those who could threaten the throne.

Jin Shizong, who led the annihilation of the Song Dynasty, was killed by Zhao Liang, and the descendants of Jin Wushu, who led the annihilation of the Song Dynasty, were also executed by Wanyan Liang.

In addition, the descendants of Wanyan Bingde, Wanyan Zonghan, Terry, and Li, who founded the Jin Kingdom and participated in the destruction of the Northern Song Dynasty, were all killed by Zhao Liang. In terms of quantity, Marshal Yue would be ashamed of himself.

In addition, the national policy of the Jin Kingdom led by Wan Yanliang is also quite radical. At the end of the last issue, we said that the Jin Kingdom exploited the black soil in the early days by taking advantage of the warm climate at that time, but it was eventually abandoned.

The key figure in changing the national policy of the Jin Kingdom was Wan Yanliang. This ambitious Emperor of the Jin Kingdom was determined to make a big move with Wen Tongli.

Therefore, facing the uncooperative Jurchen nobles within the Jin Kingdom, Wanyan appeared and simply ordered the destruction of the Huining Mansion in Shangjing (now south of Harbin) where the Jin Kingdom was established, and forcibly moved the Jin Kingdom's regime southward, making Yan the central capital. Beijing and Nanjing and Bianliang caused considerable turmoil within the Jin Kingdom.

It is also for this reason that Wan Yanliang's forced southern expedition has a slim chance of success.

It was under such circumstances that Xin Qiji finally had his first try with the sword. 】

"Zhao Liang? Wan Yangou?"

Li Shimin thought about the two people's completely reversed surnames, and then thought about their actions, he couldn't help but admire:

"It can be said to be perfect."

Li Shimin then silently read Wan Yanliang's poems and had to admit:

"Zhao Liang is quite talented."

But then he shook his head:

"But it's no use."

Now sitting on the throne, Li Shimin clearly distinguishes what qualities are needed to be a master. Whether it is calligraphy or literary poetry, they are just minor skills to cultivate sentiments.

Du Ruhui felt that he could basically guess the outcome of Wanyan Gou's southern expedition at this time:

"The Jin army went south, and the Hebei rebel army rose up."

"The thieves were trapped internally and externally and were defeated, making Qiji famous?"

(End of this chapter)