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Wedge
The Kingdom of Jin defeated the army personally led by Emperor Zhao Hao of the Kingdom of Yun. Not only was the entire army of 300,000 soldiers annihilated, but the emperor himself was also kidnapped by the enemy. Minister Han Yunwen and others supported Prince Zhao Jin and went south to ascend the throne in Jiangzhou, changing the capital to Yunjing.
The Jin army marched singing loudly and arrived at the gates of Zhongdu. Seeing that the Yun Kingdom's large territory in Hebei and Hedong was about to be completely lost, Yan Suiyu, the deputy general of Suzhou City Guards, killed the surrendering general Zhang Qianyi on the eve of the battle and risked the lives of all the defenders to defend Zhongdu's last line of defense.
The Jin army could not attack for a long time, and it coincided with the civil strife in Jin Dynasty, so the Jin army began to intend to retreat. Yun Guo took advantage of the situation to negotiate peace with him, agreeing to become a vassal and pay tribute, and redeem Zhao Hao, who was already the Supreme Emperor, with fifteen cities in the frontier.
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Because he advocated the anti-gold movement, he angered the court officials behind his former (dead) boss Zhang Qianyi. After Yan Suiyu returned to the court, he encountered hostility from the civil servants and generals throughout Yunjing. Together with Zhou Qian, a reformer, he became the most disliked person in Yunjing.
(Gui Zhengren, a derogatory term used by the Song Dynasty for the "pre-Song people" who turned their backs on the Jin and joined the Song Dynasty, represented by Xin Qiji.)
Logically speaking, these two people who share the same disease should not only hold hands and look into each other's eyes with tears, but should at least cherish each other. However, the two of them have become incompatible with each other.
Yan Suiyu was extremely dissatisfied with Zhou Qian, who was good at dancing and making friends everywhere. Zhou Qian felt that Yan Suiyu was a fool who only knew how to deal with politics and did not know how to adapt.
He frowned angrily, saying that the other person's unhappiness was my greatest happiness. But when the news came that Yan Suiyu was shackled and imprisoned in prison, Zhou Qian couldn't laugh anymore.
Intention: Unity of knowledge and action