Spoiler History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 599 Mindless and unhappy

Zhao Kuangyin never gave his younger brother any false pretense.

After choking on a sentence, he looked at the words floating on the light screen and muttered:
"It's a pity that the Emperor of Song Dynasty is not the emperor of Han Dynasty".

However, such a sigh is not too melancholy for Zhao Kuangyin:
"I should make Guo enter Yangye, destroy the Northern Han Dynasty and become famous, conquer Qidan and praise his merits, make Yanyun return without distinguishing north and south, and make thousands of miles of chariots and books confused."

Zhao Pu hesitated to speak. He really wanted to say that Yang Ye was still a military general of the Northern Han Dynasty. Did the officials think too far?
However, Zhao Kuangyin didn't give him any chance to argue. After sighing, he suddenly seemed to have remembered something interesting. He grabbed Zhao Pu by his pocket and asked:

"Zeping thinks, how does the current Marquis of Wu compare with Cao Sun?"

This question may sound ridiculous to others, but Zhao Pu understands its meaning.

The copybooks that Zhuge Wuhou gave to later generations were signed at some time, and the time can be roughly deduced. He also visited Chang'an to show his achievements. Based on this, I am afraid that Cao Cao and Sun Quan are far from rivals.

Of course, in fact, there is no need for so much analysis. With Liu, Guan, and Zhang all present, and when Wuhou was in his prime, and with the thousand-year-old military strategy craftsmanship of Guangmu as a reference, it may not be difficult for Yanhan to prosper three times.

So Zhao Pu also said it truthfully:
"Even if Cao and Sun joined forces, it would be difficult to stop Wuhou from reviving the Han Dynasty."

But then he volunteered to get a pen and paper, then turned to look at his brother:

"Brother, what should I say?"

Lu Su was sighing softly, while Kong Ming was lowering his head to write and draw, completing the story of the rise and fall of thousands of years compiled from the fragmentary words of the light curtain.

Liu Bei thought about it:
"Just say..."

〖Zhang Fei: Faster than you. 〗

"This Emperor Song...why is he more anxious than me?"

Zhang Fei was aggrieved by what happened to the people in the North.

Then several people saw Zhao Kuangyin's question on the light screen.

After all, teasing is teasing. In the early years, this elder brother-in-law's skills and intentions were all considered, and he was even more responsible for defeating Cao Cao in Chibi, so he also sighed a few times.

Liu Bei looked up and saw that the Emperor of Song Dynasty was also asking Kong Ming for questioning, just like the Emperor of Tang Dynasty. He vaguely felt that the suspicion in his heart might be true.

Has he ever offended this Marquis Huan? Zhao Kuangyin couldn't remember.

If Cao Sun could see him, he would probably be tied up. What else would he think? Zhao Pu slandered.

It was just three words, but Zhao Kuangyin could read a strong flavor from it.

〖Zhao Kuangyin: When will Wuhou bind Sun Cao? 〗

After thinking hard to no avail, I could only attribute it to the fact that Huanhou's hometown was Zhuojun, and he was still concerned about the sufferings suffered in the northern areas of the Song Dynasty and his contempt for the northerners.

The atmosphere in the small courtyard in Luoyang is quite harmonious.

Zhao Kuangyin nodded, then touched the beard on his chin and said with interest:
"In that case, how will Cao Sun feel when he finds out what happened after his death?"

Moreover, I feel that the officials wanted to see Cao Mengde and Sun Zhongmou and take pleasure in their misfortune.

Zhang Fei scratched his chin, his face full of confusion.

Liu Bei was thinking about how he could balance the demands of the north and the south.

Zhao Kuangyin didn't think too much, he just did it as he thought. He simply stepped forward and stretched out his fingers to write and draw on the stone table.

"If we can pacify the Northern Han Dynasty and incorporate Zhuo County into the Song Dynasty, do you think Marquis Huan can soften the mood?"

Zhao Kuangyin guessed, but no one could answer his thoughts.

... In Yingtian Mansion Kunning Palace, Queen Ma frowned more and more when she saw the names Zhao Kuangyin and Zhang Fei floating alone on the light screen.

[In 1162, due to the defeat of Wan Yanliang in this year, there were endless discussions about the main battle. At that time, Lu You, the editor of the Privy Council who was specially awarded a Jinshi by Emperor Xiaozong of Song Dynasty, was very worried, so he made a trick, hoping that Emperor Xiaozong of Song Dynasty could first Rectify the administration of officials, manage the Huaihe River well, and map the Central Plains.

At that time, the main militant faction's demand was to dispatch troops as soon as possible and launch the Northern Expedition.

The main demand of the peace faction is to resume the Shaoxing peace treaty and continue to provide money and repair it.

Lu You's suggestion is more pertinent, but it does not agree with either the Northern Expedition or the repair.

It can be seen from this point that Lu You, like Li Bai, is gifted with all literary talents.

But if Li Bai's political talent is zero, then Lu You is a negative number.

Song Xiaozong didn't pay attention to Lu You's trick at the time. After all, he had just ascended the throne, so I couldn't enjoy it anymore?
But Lu You was anxious and asked Zhang Tao, a famous official at the time, to ask Xiaozong: Your Majesty, what do you think of my opinion?
Song Xiaozong didn't think so, and ordered Lu You to be dismissed from his official position and asked him to go to Zhenjiang to serve as a general judge and calm down.

But just a year later, Song and Jin officially started filming. This is what we just said, the failed Longxing Northern Expedition.

The year after Lu You was demoted, the hawks and doves in the small court of the Southern Song Dynasty also had a winner.

With the support of Song Xiaozong, the hawks gained the upper hand, and Zhang Jun became the Privy Envoy to oversee the military affairs in the Yangtze and Huaihe Rivers.

At the beginning of taking office, the Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty rushed towards war. The Jin Dynasty put pressure on the Southern Song Dynasty to continue to implement the Shaoxing peace treaty and provided money. Song Xiaozong argued for renegotiation of the border and equal dialogue.

The Kingdom of Jin put pressure on them and wanted to go south, but this time Zhang Jun and Song Xiaozong decided to take action first after discussing it.

The Longxing Northern Expedition was relatively slow to the end. In the early stage, the Song Army defeated the Jin Army with consecutive victories, but soon the Song Army itself had a big problem.

The two commanders of the Northern Expedition, Li Xianzhong, were stingy. After leading his army to conquer Suzhou, they only rewarded each soldier three hundred.

Shao Hongyuan was jealous and felt that he was too fierce. Why did he recruit the deputy envoy and still listen to Li Xianzhong, a loser?
In short, one is brainless and the other is unhappy, and only if he can win can he be a ghost.

Jin Guo reacted and mobilized heavy troops to attack Suzhou. Shao Hongyuan sat back and watched Li Xianzhong fight hard without any help. As a result, Li Xianzhong was defeated miserably, and Suzhou, which had not yet covered its heat, was lost again.

Subsequently, the Jin army pursued and killed Li Xianzhong and Shao Hongyuan at Fuli, thus ending the Longxing Northern Expedition.

After this battle, the Song and Jin Dynasties re-negotiated peace, and the Song Dynasty cut off the six states of Tang, Deng, Hai, Si, Shang, and Qin, and made them commensurate with the uncles and nephews of the Jin Kingdom.

The only thing that can be considered as a result is that the annual tribute of the Shaoxing Peace Negotiation was renamed as annual currency. The silver and silk were reduced by 50,000 each, which saved some money.

The only interesting thing about this battle is the number of casualties of the Song army in the Battle of Fuli.

According to historical records of the Jin Dynasty, the Jin army killed 15,000 cavalry and 30,000 infantry in this battle, and beheaded another 4,000 in subsequent pursuits. The Song army lost countless lives and gained 30,000 armor. The results of the battle were extremely exaggerated.

The Southern Song Dynasty historical materials "Chronicle of the Zhongxing and Two Dynasties" and "Qidong Yeyu" from the same period describe very generally that "the number of deaths is incalculable" and "incalculable."

It looks like a battle between Song and Jin with great disparity in strength.

However, according to a "Li Zi Zhi Zhi Zhi Tie" collected in "Baozhenzhai Fa Shu Zan", it said that "the damage to the army was less than two points, and although many horses were lost, it was not more than half."

According to Li Zizhi's signature, his letter was a reply to Shangguan Li Ruoshui's letter, so it has the highest credibility.

It is not difficult to guess why Southern Song literati exaggerated the defeat.

Or, as Li Jing criticized historians, "Historians rarely know the military and cannot record the actual traces." They do not know the military.

Either they wanted to suppress the voice of the main war faction, so they cooperated with the Jin Kingdom and artificially exaggerated the defeat.

To put it simply, if you are either stupid, you are bad. 】

(End of this chapter)