In the winter of the seventh year of Xuanhe, the Jin soldiers moved south, and Bianjing was in danger.
When Yu Yang opened his eyes, he became the third son of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, Prince Yun Zhao Kai - the short-lived prince who was kidnapped by the Jin people in official history and died in the wilderness of the northern country. The emperor was busy blaming the blame in his Zen position, while the prince was kneeling in the palace, crying and not daring to accept the blame. The civil and military officials in the court were helpless. And he only had three cards in his hand: a false title to promote the Imperial City, 700 personal officials, and the history of future generations clearly in his mind.
No cheats, no system. Contacting his staff, wooing the imperial army, and secretly communicating with the chamberlains - on the snowy night of the winter solstice, he led his troops into the Yanfu Palace, chopped bricks with a knife, and forced the palace to seize the throne.
But this is only the first step. The Jin soldiers and cavalry have arrived at the edge of the Yellow River, Taiyuan is still besieging the city, and Cai Jing is weaving a net in secret. Defend Bianjing, retreat the Jin soldiers, quell the civil strife, and change the reign name - what he wants to do is not to be an emperor, but to cut off the historical track leading to the shame of Jingkang.
This year, the reign name of the Song Dynasty was not called Jingkang, but Jingping.
