Spoiler History: Starting from the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 607 The endless flow of the Yangtze River

In the Luoyang Courtyard, Zhang Fei, who had some feelings for Wanyan Gou, suddenly remembered something:
"How long does this Southern Song Dynasty emperor live?"

Although the light curtain didn't specifically say it, it can still be calculated.

"When Jingkang died in the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhao Gou should have been crowned. It took about thirteen or four years until Yue Wumu died unjustly."

"Zhongliang wept his blood for twenty years, so his Zen should have been over fifty years old when he became the Supreme Emperor."

Zhang Fei couldn't help but mutter: "Not even fifty years old..."

Before he finished speaking, Zhang Fei suddenly remembered that his eldest brother was fifty years old this year. It seemed a bit...

This idea was swirling around and before Zhang Fei could understand it, he heard the cold voice of his brother over there:

"It is better to live for more than fifty years in vain and bring trouble to the world. It is better to die ten years early and bring peace to the world and bring peace to the people."

Seeing the undisguised disgust on his brother's face, Zhang Fei suddenly realized: his brother was from the same Zhuo County as him.

"Mongolia originated from the grassland, and Wanyan and Yongxing's strategy of reducing Ding can be said to be prescient. How can we call it short-sighted?"

"It doesn't matter." There was no unnecessary expression on Zhao Kuangyin's dark face:

"This emperor of Jinlu is also a short-sighted person."

Then another idea suddenly appeared in his mind:
"Do you know, military advisor, that pigs can prolong the life of pigs?"

Zhao Kuangyin let out a short grunt in his throat, which seemed to be a mockery.

Zhao Kuangyin glanced sideways at his younger brother's bald head and said "ha":

Kong Ming: "?"

"This Wanyan Yong is not so much a man of martial arts, but a compromise everywhere."

"The land in the south of Mon is vast. If this Jinlu lives in Hebei, he can dominate and gain nothing, so why bother to go deep into the vast sea to compete with the Menghu?"

"Brother?"

Zhao Guangyi's heart suddenly lifted a little, but then he saw his brother pondering for a moment and shaking his head:

"How unjust the ancients were."

Zhao Guangyi simply expressed his doubts:

Zhao Guangyi's expression suddenly became a little dazed, and then he heard Zhao Pu agree:

"That Wan Yanliang went to war and wanted to end the world in one battle, but he was just a man with great ambition and little talent."

As a result, Zhao Guangyi's face suddenly turned red.

"I just feel that if the people who killed my brother can be called Yao and Shun, then you can be called..."

……

Zhao Kuangyin turned a blind eye, just looked at the light curtain and said thoughtfully:

"Little Yao and Shun...ha!"

Then Zhao Guangyi saw the official looking at him up and down, which made him a little panicked:

"Moreover, the tribes in Monan have always been at war or in peace, and it is difficult to have peace. This Jinlu is so arrogant, and he may be suspected of making all the tribes share the same enemy."

He said as if sighing:
"Brothers are jealous of each other, and they resist their insults from outside. The principle couldn't be simpler."

Zhao Guangyi suddenly felt that his brother had something to say, but he didn't know what to say even when he opened his mouth.

However, Zhao Kuangyin had already turned his head to carefully appreciate the poems and poems signed by Xin Qiji, and sighed: "This Xin Qiji can kill enemies immediately with a sword, and he can break through formations with one force and leave his name in history."

"When I write, I can feel the sorrow and joy. It is inspired by events and will leave a famous poem that will last for thousands of years."

"I lament that in the Southern Song Dynasty, there was no shortage of Xin Qiji who could write lyrics, but Xin Qiji who could lead troops was needed."

Zhao Pu was a little helpless at the official's lament:

"Xin Qiji traveled thousands of miles to serve, which shows his sincerity, but..."

However, everyone present understood what was going on.

So Zhao Kuangyin stopped talking, remained silent for a while and said:
"I will make an extra copy of these poems and put them in my study. I should use this to encourage myself."

[Historically, the literary salon between Xin Qiji and Chen Tongfu in Qianshan was called the second Ehu meeting.

This is a meeting worth remembering in the history of the Southern Song Dynasty. The two "noises" who were not popular in the court found like-minded people and imagined the future together. It was a rare happy moment for Xin Qiji in his later years.

Perhaps inspired by Chen Tongfu, Xin Qiji, who had been idle for 20 years, also cheered up again.

After the second meeting at Ehu, Chen Tongfu left in a hurry. Xin Qiji missed this like-minded comrade very much and wrote a song "Congratulations to the Bridegroom" and sent it to Chen Tongfu. Chen Tongfu also composed a song "Congratulations to the Bridegroom" as a gift to Xin Qiji in return.

Then Brother Xing was very happy and wrote another song "Congratulations to the Bridegroom" as a gift, which shows the close relationship between the two.

And this third chapter "Congratulations to the Bridegroom" is the most praised. It contains the famous sentence:

"I pity Jun Zhongxiaowu the most. He said, 'A man's heart is as strong as iron until death'. Let's see how we can mend the cracks in the sky."

We can intuitively see the changes in Xing Ge's mentality, no longer the lament in "Broken Array".

Why cheer up? In addition to the high mountains and flowing water with Chen Tongfu, a small incident also happened the year before I wrote this word:
Wan Yangou, who lived for eighty-one years, finally passed away.

Wanyan Gou, who had devoted his whole life to the Kingdom of Jin, was no longer around. Xin Qiji was probably quite happy. Could he finally discuss the Northern Expedition?

As a result, not even a month after I finished writing "Let's try to mend the cracks in the sky," news came from the court:
Song Xiaozong no longer wanted to be emperor and decided to abdicate.

The reason for this is also very simple. Song Xiaozong was simply defeated by Zhao Gou.

After the Longxing Peace Conference, Song Xiaozong tried to cheer up and promoted a group of main combatants to revive the Northern Expedition, but with little success.

Either Wei Qi, who was clearly from the north but insisted on negotiating peace; or Jiang Fu, who stabbed the emperor in the back and became a peacemaker after taking the throne; or Yu Yunwen, who was capable but died suddenly and early.

At the end of Song Xiaozong's reign, because of the existence of Zhao Gou, the central decision-making level was always in a state of fighting between the main and the main. Later, Song Xiaozong had to go to Zhao Gou to pretend to be his grandson, and he was exhausted mentally and physically.

Later generations speculated that it might be related to the fact that the current Jin Zhangzong from the Jin Kingdom was too young - Song Xiaozong was forty years older than Jin Zhangzong, but according to the Longxing Peace Agreement, he needed to be called uncle.

In short, as soon as Wanyan Gou died, Song Xiaozong abdicated quickly, and no one could stop him.

At this point, Song Guangzong came to power, but the emperor had an uneasy queen. She was able to sow discord between Xiaozong and Guangzong, causing a rift between father and son. She was able to murder Guangzong's beloved concubine and scare the emperor into mental illness, which ultimately caused Song Xiaozong to fall ill. When he died of illness, Guangzong ignored him, and in the end he didn't even go to the funeral to express condolences.

A sickly, disrespectful, and mentally ill emperor aroused dissatisfaction in the court at that time, and was eventually forced to abdicate by Zhao Ruyu, Han Yuzhou and other ministers. In 1194, Song Ningzong ascended the throne.

Song Ningzong, who was pushed to the throne by his ministers, was considered a fool emperor. He had good intentions, but lacked independent opinions and believed what others said, which made it very easy for Han Kanzhou to take control of the court.

For Xin Qiji, this was rare good news, because Han Kanzhou sent an invitation to the main combatants like him, and the purpose was self-evident.

The 64-year-old Xin Qiji took office immediately. When he became the prefect of Zhenjiang, he visited Beigu Pavilion in Jingkou (i.e. Zhenjiang) and was filled with emotion, which gave Shiwan Ge a wave of reputation.

It's just that at that time, both the ambitious Han Zhouzhou and Xin Qiji were filled with emotions.

Or the ignorant Song Ningzong, or the hedonistic Jin Zhangzong.

Unexpectedly, this battle between the Song and Jin Dynasties became the best catalyst for the rise of Mongolia. 】

(End of this chapter)