Eternal Blossoms: The Song-Mongol War in My Past Life

The Song-Yuan Wars, also known as the Mongol-Song Wars, were the strategic showdown between the Mongol Empire and the Southern Song. They began in 1234, when Song forces entered Luoyang during the Duanping era, and ended in 1279 with the fall of the Song court after the Battle of Yashan. The war lasted a total of 46 years.

In 1273, Xiangyang and Fancheng fell, and the Southern Song defense system collapsed.

In 1276, Grand Empress Dowager Xie Daoqing surrendered with the five-year-old Emperor Gong of Song, and Lin'an fell.

In 1279, Song and Yuan forces fought the great naval Battle of Yashan in the waters off Yashan, known as the "Battle of Yashan." The Song army was defeated. Lu Xiufu carried the eight-year-old last Song emperor, Zhao Bing, and leaped into the sea with him. The Song fell, and the Yuan unified China.

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