After the Founding of the Shao Song Dynasty

Huang Chao captured Xijing in Zhonghe, and there was no Han camp in Jiuzhen, Jiaozhi. For over a hundred years, the matter remained unresolved; then the Holy Emperor issued an edict for the first southern expedition. The three armies cried out that the Red River was cut off, and that there was no need to issue a proclamation to secure their homeland.

The first installment in a grand selection of television dramas about the Northern Song Dynasty—featuring Zhao Jiu as the main character. 1. *Jianyan Dynasty* ( rating: 9.1) Synopsis: Since its establishment, the Southern Song Dynasty had been consistently impoverished and weak. Despite the support of several generations of renowned ministers and generals, it barely managed to survive.

The fifth installment of the "Shaosong Plane Later Generations' TV Drama Awards on the Northern Song Dynasty"—Time Travel Edition 1. "Po Zhen Zi" Synopsis: This drama is adapted from the popular novel of the same name, *Po Zhen Zi*. Han Zijun, a military enthusiast college student in the 21st century, unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of Han Shizhong, a famous general of the Jianyan era…

I initially thought this book was quite good, making up for some of the shortcomings of the original text, but I didn't expect you to write that the Song Dynasty was followed by the Ming Dynasty. How should I put it? My impression is that you changed back the history that Zhao Jiu desperately tried to change in the original text. Hahaha, and the title of your book is "After the Song Dynasty," and you changed it back again. Hahahahahahahaha!

The third installment of a grand review of television dramas about the Northern Song Dynasty – Romance. 1. *The Legend of Wu Yu: A Woman's Tale* Synopsis: Wu Yu, the illegitimate daughter of the Pearl Wu family, disliked needlework from a young age, preferring instead the boys' hobbies of horseback riding and archery. She enjoyed dressing as a boy and secretly reading popular folk tales.

The second installment of a grand selection of television dramas about the Northern Song Dynasty—featuring the officials of the Jianyan era. 1. *The Unrivaled* Pod rating: 8.2 Synopsis: Han Shizhong, born in Suide, Shanxi, was a free-spirited and mischievous child, nicknamed "Han the Scoundrel."

It's been over two years since "Shao Song" ended, and this author is still getting attention. They really have no bottom line. 🙂

Before the Song Dynasty ends, we should strive to reach this level of territory. Of course, we can put the northwest aside for now, and we can ignore Central Asia. The focus should be on the northeast.

Now the first thing I do every morning is check for updates, and there's almost always a surprise! Thumbs up for the author's hard work! 👍🏻 I personally loved this chapter; it was full of small, heartwarming moments. Even at an ordinary food stall, familiar flavors remained.

Novels related to the Northern Song Dynasty in the Shaosong Plane 1. The Flying Fox of Snowy Mountain Synopsis: Hu Yidao, a descendant of Hu Yin, a founding hero of the Northern Song Dynasty, disliked studying and taking the imperial examinations from a young age, but was an exceptionally talented martial arts prodigy.