Chaos in the Song Empire
by Ding Mu
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Wearing a yellow robe and trying to keep the Southern Kingdom safe, no matter how much his father and brother were captured, he abandoned the land of the Central Plains of the Song Dynasty. He was upright and upright, wielded his sword to fight against the Jin Dynasty, and was impeached many times, but he had no ambition to serve the country. He was insidious and despicable, a traitor to his country and an alliance, the emperor of "Great Chu", and eventually became a sinner through the ages. Nobility and despicability, justice and evil, conspiracy and love, survival and sacrifice-see the human nature in troubled times! During the Jingkang period, the mighty Song Dynasty faced powerful enemies. Zhao Ji abandoned his throne and fled, throwing away his helmet and armor. The prince Zhao Huan was pushed to the throne with no big chest. Taiyuan was in a hurry and Bianjing was in danger. The Yellow River defense line of the Song Dynasty collapsed overnight and was vulnerable. The two emperors of Huiqin were captured, and the country was ruined and the people were ill. The country has no good ruler, the government has no authority, the country is weak and corrupt, and the people are in dire straits. Li Gang was upright and upright. When the national crisis came, he advocated against the Jin army. He defeated the Jin army but was repeatedly impeached and banished. Suo Tianxiong had great ambitions to save the country from danger, resisted the imperial court and assisted the British masters. When the Jin army invaded the south, he stood up and mobilized the people to fight against foreign enemies. A generation of heroes, loyal to the country and loving the people, how could it be that Zhao Gou sat down and established his own court facing south, while Li Bangyan, Tong Guan, and Zhang Bangchang betrayed the country and begged for their lives! The hero is short of breath. The Northern Song Dynasty, which was once second to none and had unprecedented prosperity, is gone...
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