The Song Dynasty’s Most Ruthless Tyrant

The dog emperor's mentality collapsed because of the break. Because I ridiculed the Dog Emperor, the Dog Emperor did not update and became mentally depressed. But I am better than Bai Geng, he was banned by the Dog Emperor

Jin, Xixia, Tubo, Dali... Destroy that one first!

The literati of the Song Dynasty were idiots, but the fact is that most of them were just incompetent and timid. The proportion of traitors was actually not large, not as high as the Anti-Japanese War. Only after the tragedy of Yashan did the literati of the Ming Dynasty call themselves subverts. Almost all literati were traitors, and Being a traitor is enough to show your feelings, being shameless, greedy, cowardly and incompetent is shameless. We in modern times are all affected by their legacy. The traitors in the Anti-Japanese War still had to use a fig leaf to save the country through curves. The literati of the Ming Dynasty did not use it. They just came out in the open and felt a sense of accomplishment and glory.

The Dog Emperor's book is as violent as ever, and his nationalism is not to be ignored. But it's really cool to watch, as some disgusting historical events are basically completely restored. Investments must be made, rewards must be given, and there will also be monthly recommendation votes. I just hope to get more updates. I wonder if there is a standard for more updates or when can you pay off what you owed before?

Qin was too ruthless, Han was too Confucian, Sui was too moldy, Tang was too foreign, Song was too cowardly, Yuan was too fierce, Ming was too strong, and Qing was too useless!

I just want to talk about the Black Song Dynasty. Do you really understand the social environment at that time? Do you who call souls of warriors know what they did before the establishment of the Northern Song Dynasty? I sincerely suggest that you read the history of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. No one in the Song Dynasty dared to owe money to civil servants, but no one dared to owe money to large-scale soldiers. Do you think the soldiers of the Song Dynasty were soldiers who sold their sons and daughters to protect their country in the late Ming Dynasty? The weirdness of this gang of uncles was beyond imagination, and even the governor who managed them couldn't stand it, and helped the emperor to kill all his soldiers. Why was it so easy for Zhao to release his military power after a big cup of wine? It is these generals who know what they are doing better than anyone else. If one of them fails, he will be killed by his subordinates on the same day. When the army of a country is lawless and recognizes that the knife in his hand is money, it is the most terrifying. No matter how awesome the emperor is, he can only use one knife.

It's understandable to win by defending the city, but it's really ridiculous to be able to stop the Jin army in the Yellow River field battle at the beginning. . The author himself repeatedly emphasizes how weak the Song army was and how afraid it was to fight. Turn around and defeat the Jin army with 7,000 iron pagodas? Is the palm thunder useful when the cavalry rushes in at such speed? If it was really useful, in ancient times, bows and arrows were all used in battles. How many soldiers can the protagonist bring with him when all the Imperial Guards are taken away at the beginning? The author who wrote the historical article didn't know how much fighting power that Ma Zai had? Wouldn't it be better to just flee in a hand-to-hand encounter? During the Anti-Japanese War, other people's aircraft and tanks could carry it. Why do you think that a few homemade bombs can defeat the 70,000 gold army with the top cavalry at that time, Tiefutu? I got this from Chongzhen. It's really wrong to look for novels, but this yy thing is too much.

I just don't understand. The emperor takes advantage of his power. Everything you use is borrowed, including power and military power. If you really dare to kill ministers indiscriminately, you will die miserably. Most tyrants in history have the same idea as you. They are much smarter than you, but they still cannot avoid the fate of being killed if they fail, unless the system is cheated.

Zhao Gou, the ninth son of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, was nicknamed "Nine Sisters" and "Zhao Paopao" by people today. In the first year of Jingkang, Zhao Gou and Zhang Bangchang went to the Jin camp to negotiate peace. Because they were not afraid of the Jin people, the Jin people mistakenly thought that he was not a prince, so they released him. On the first day of May in the second year of Jingkang, he proclaimed himself emperor in Yingtianfu, Nanjing (now Shangqiu, Henan), changed the Yuan Dynasty to Jianyan, and founded Nanzang. From the first to the third year of Jianyan, he fled all the way south without resisting. Finally, in the third year of Jianyan, he was frightened and withered by the Jin people (yes, you thought that right), and he never succeeded again. Four years after Jianyan, the Jin people suspended their southern invasion and then began to deploy defense lines! There was no organized and effective resistance during this period. When Zhao Gou was young, he could be regarded as an enterprising young man, capable of literary and military skills, but during the humiliation of Jingkang, he was frightened by the Jin people. So much so that the letter he wrote to Emperor Jin began with "Chen Gou Yan", and he bowed to the Jin people. When he first came to the throne, he had the famous Prime Minister Li Gang and the military general Zongze, not to mention Yue Fei, Han Shizhong and others in the later period. It can be said that he had a strong lineup. However, he rarely played good cards. He first forced Li Gang away, then ignored Zongze, and then unjustly killed Yue Fei. This was undoubtedly the self-destruction of the Great Wall. When he fled south, he hired a large number of traitors. The enemies almost reached the city walls. The emperor ran away, and the remaining ministers were still holding a Dharma meeting. They were so angry that they could not continue.

I was attracted by the introduction. I want to say something to the author: You Zhao Da and Zhao Erhei are beautiful. Cao Pi usurped the throne. He was a Jian'an man. Gao Yang usurped the throne. He was called the heroic emperor. Yang Jian usurped the throne. He played the role of Kaihuang. In the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the two brothers of the Zhao family had no other ability except to bully orphans and widowed mothers and play with women. Therefore, the concubines of the second emperor Huiqin, Di Ji, were rewarded by the Jin people, all to repay the debts of their ancestors. It is a shame that women and children are unlucky, and cowards are free!