Qianqiuhua: the War Between Song and Mongolia in Previous Life

The Song-Yuan War, also known as the Mongolian-Song War, was a strategic decisive battle between the Mongolian Empire and the Southern Song Dynasty. It started from the Song army's Duanping entry into Luo in 1234 and ended with the defeat of the Song Dynasty in the Yashan naval battle in 1279. It lasted for 46 years. In 1273, Xiangfan fell and the defense system of the Southern Song Dynasty collapsed. In 1276, the Empress Dowager Xie Daoqing brought the 5-year-old Emperor Gong of Song to surrender, and Lin'an fell. In 1279, the Song and Yuan Dynasties engaged in the Great Battle of Yashan off the coast of Yashan, which was known as the "Battle of Yashan" in history. The Song army was defeated and Lu Xiufu jumped into the sea and died carrying the 8-year-old Zhao Bing, the last emperor of the Song Dynasty. Song Dynasty died and Yuan Dynasty unified China This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.