Emperor Bing's Battle of Yashan and Sea Return to the Song Dynasty

In the 16th year of Yuan Dynasty (1279), the Song army was defeated in the Yashan naval battle. The eight-year-old Song Emperor Zhao Bing was protected by his Taifu Lu Xiufu and led thirty warships and more than a thousand remaining soldiers to break out of the encirclement and avoid the fate of martyrdom for his country by crossing the sea. The sail pointed directly to the southeast, and the black tide led the way to Luermen in Taiwan. From then on, the young emperor who had been hiding in the arms of the ministers embarked on an iron-blooded journey to "preserve the Zhao family and restore the Song Dynasty". When he first arrived in Taiwan, he dismantled his dragon robe and made it into cloth, used Taizu's jade pendant to win the trust of the aboriginal people, followed the old officials to learn how to cultivate rice in the city, and held on to the ship's pillar when the Yuan army's sentinel ship raided; based in Ryukyu, he set up beacon towers, expanded sulfur mines, and accepted the Japanese Kyushu samurai against all objections, showing his decisive monarchy for the first time; In South Asia, he led the coalition forces to seize Luzon and control Indonesia, integrating tribes with the strategy of "not massacring cities but emphasizing shared governance", and solidifying the foundation of the island empire through the spice trade; commanding the Indochina Peninsula, he personally went to Bali for negotiations, used elephant soldiers to break the chaos in Myanmar, and turned the Red River and Mekong River plains into counterattack granaries. From breaking out of the siege at the age of eight to becoming the emperor at the age of 20, he paid homage to the late emperor's mausoleum at the city gate of Quanzhou, announced his return to the throne at Zhenhai Tower in Guangzhou, defeated the Mongolian cavalry with infantry and artillery in Shaoguan, and finally marched to the capital, forcing back the remaining Yuan forces. This is not a history of Pian'an, but an epic of "Reviving the Song Dynasty" written by a young emperor in twenty years in the chaotic times of the early Yuan Dynasty, carrying the embers of the cliff mountain across the island, settling in Central South, and restoring the Central Plains.