My Father Is Emperor Huizong: Forced to Take the Throne from the Start

I wonder what historical materials and monographs the author referred to when writing the book? The historical materials and monographs required for this section are listed below. The author can read them when he has time. Monographs: Chen Zhen's "History of the Song Dynasty", Deng Xiaonan's "The Law of the Ancestors", Gong Yanming's "Dictionary of the Official System of the Song Dynasty", Zhang Bangwei and others co-authored "History of Social Life in the Song, Liao and Western Xia Jin Dynasties", Li Xihou and Bai Bin co-authored "History of the Liao, Jin and Western Xia", Wang Zengyu "A Preliminary Study of the Military System of the Song Dynasty" Tan Qixiang's "Chinese Historical Atlas"; "China Administrative Division Delimitation" History" This part is the most basic The turn of the two Song Dynasties: Yang Xiaomin "Cai Jing, Cai Bian and the Political Situation in the Late Northern Song Dynasty", Fang Chengfeng "Political System and Political Culture in the Late Northern Song Dynasty", Li Huarui "Exploring the History of the Song-type Country" Li Huarui "History of Song-Xia Relations", Tao Jinsheng "Research on the History of Song-Liao Relations", Zeng Ruilong "Expanding the Northwest Border" Wang Zengyu's "Biography of Song Gaozong", "New Biography of Yue Fei", "Yue Fei and the Military Research of the Early Southern Song Dynasty"; "Research on the Yue Family Army" Yu Yunguo's "The Southern Crossing of the Monarchs", He Zhongli's "The Complete History of the Southern Song Dynasty" Liao, Jin, Xixia, Northwest, etc.: "History of Xixia", Chen Junda's "Song-Xia War"; "Research on the Geography of Xixia"; statement "Khitan" "Political History Manuscript"; "History of Dali" "General History of Central Asia"; "General History of the Western Regions"; "History of Western Liao"; "General History of Vietnam" If you don't have enough time in this part, you can read the preface and postscript Historical materials: "The Continuation of Zizhi Tongjian Longbian" is the highest priority, followed by "Records of the Years Since Jianyan" and "Three Dynasties Bei League Conference". Then there is "History of the Song Dynasty", then "History of the Liao Dynasty" and "History of the Jin Dynasty" (most of the above historical materials are biased against the New Law and New Party; the most important ones to pay attention to are the three histories of the Yuan Dynasty: "History of the Jin Dynasty" is a failure, "History of the Song Dynasty" is messy and moralistic, and "History of the Liao Dynasty" is full of errors and omissions)

Empress Zhu is the most beautiful among all the portraits of queens in the Song Dynasty. But his fate was too tragic. He suffered humiliation and drowned to death. She has no recordable political achievements in history, but her steadfast character of dying to show her determination is definitely worthy of praise from future generations. Mr. Zhu is very beautiful, and can be described as overwhelming the country and the city. Zhu was not only beautiful but also good at poetry and painting, especially landscapes, flowers and birds. It is precisely because of this that he was very favored by Song Qinzong, who was still the prince at the time. On December 23, the seventh year of Zhenghe (1125), Emperor Huizong of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhao Huan ascended the throne as Qinzong of the Song Dynasty, and Zhu was established as the queen. During the Jingkang disaster, Empress Zhu was the only member of the royal family who died to make her ambition clear. Before his death, he said: "When the city of Tokyo was destroyed, it was a big mistake for me not to die for the sake of the community. Even though I have not been defiled by the captors today, how can I survive as a human being? After my death, I can cover my face with a handkerchief and bury it, but I cannot stand upright. Tomb. Even under Jiuquan, I am ashamed to see the ancestors of the Song Dynasty, and I am ashamed to see my own ancestors!" Later Jin Taizong specially issued an edict to confer the title of Jingkangtai's chaste wife, and praised her in 16 words: "Huaiqing and clean, you can be chaste." When everyone is drunk, only one wakes up, and he does not give in to his integrity.

How should I put it... It is better to give the protagonist a system, or the super power of hypnosis and brainwashing... After all, the same operation is the same. In the end, if you tell me that it was successful because of the plug-in or the super power of the protagonist, then I'd better accept a little more logic. Then there is the problem of background framework and character setting. It cannot be said that literary and artistic creation cannot be done in this way. But in the first few chapters I read, this is not a comedy novel, right? In other words, even if you want to write a funny novel, it will be very uncomfortable if you fail to create a funny effect but create a nonsensical setting.

The stolen pictures on Douyin feel very consistent with the image of Queen Zhu Lian in my mind.

I can't stand historical novels these days. What are they about? I like to read pretentious stuff, but can the pretentious stuff be smoother? It's too stiff and makes it a bit embarrassing.

Even great masters need support from all kinds of data, let alone me and others like me. . .

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Late Northern Song Dynasty

The Queen

After reading the introduction, I have no desire to continue reading. Every time I read a novel about the Song Dynasty, it is said that Zhao Gou colluded with so and so. It can be said that Zhao Gou was the best prince in the Song Dynasty at that time. It is completely impossible to say that he colluded with the Jin Kingdom for the throne. Although he killed Yue Fei, he excepted In order to kill Yue Fei, he did what an emperor should do. Apart from being sorry for Yue Fei, he did not feel sorry for anyone. Moreover, the situation at that time was such that he had to do this. If he did not kill Yue Fei, he would kill Han Shizhong. Han Shizhong had saved Zhao Gou many times, so did Zhao Gou still have a choice at that time? You would not choose Han Shizhong if you choose with your butt. Zhao Gou did a good job when he first went to Jin as an envoy. When the enemy threatened him, he was not afraid at all. He even competed with Jin people in archery, showing no disadvantage at all. He was worthy of the status of the prince of the Song Dynasty. Zhao Gou was generally a good emperor. Zhao Gou could be said to be a good emperor every day when he ran from Bianliang to Lin'an. Wandering on the edge of death, he has been frightened for a long time. He is no longer the prince of the Song Dynasty who does not change his face in the enemy camp. Every day there is a risk of being overtaken by the Jin soldiers. Every time he is almost overtaken by the Jin soldiers, there are people who support him. A large number of people die because of him every day. Most people would have collapsed long ago. He is only a teenager. What are you doing as a teenager? You are all busy making love, and you are all busy looking at beauties. Zhao Gou, the prince of the Song Dynasty who was also busy making love before, lived in exile within a few days, and was on the verge of death every day. When he ran to Lin'an, what was waiting for him was not countless beauties in fine clothes and fine food, nor a prosperous country, but a devastated world. What was waiting for him was not a group of harmonious ministers, and what was waiting for him was not the monarch and his ministers who wanted to fight back. Ministers in Bianliang, there are a lot of things waiting for you to do every day, and there are ministers who quarrel endlessly over trivial matters every day. Some ministers want to regain the north, some ministers are willing to do anything for their own glory and wealth, and some ministers only want to live in a corner of peace in the south. Among them, the most people who only want to live in a corner of peace are the most. They are all scholar-bureaucrats in the south. For them, what does reconquering the north have to do with us scholar-bureaucrats in the south? There are also some ministers who came from the north, and they only want to fight back. Among them, Han Shizhong and Yue Fei are the leaders. Yes, he did the same thing. In order to regain Bianliang, Zhao Gou resisted the pressure of the southern scholar-officials and reused generals such as Han Shizhong, Yue Fei, Zongze, and Li Gang. The southern scholar-officials were okay at first, but as time went by, they were unwilling to contribute money and efforts. If they didn't contribute money, where would Zhao Gou turn money and grain into it? How can the court function without money and food? How can we fight without money and food? How can we raise so many soldiers without money and food? Therefore, the pressure on Zhao Gou is increasing. Later, Zhao Gou can no longer withstand it. Moreover, with the national power of the Southern Song Dynasty, it was difficult to regain Bianliang. There is no hope of recovery, and the pressure is getting bigger and bigger. Since there is no hope of recovery, we can only live in compliance. Since we want to live in peace, He couldn't let those who regained Bianliang be so jumpy. He could only kill the monkeys to scare the chickens and kill one of the leaders. If it was not Han Shizhong, it could only be Yue Fei. Han Shizhong had saved Zhao Gou's life many times. He could only kill Yue Fei. This was the only choice. Moreover, Zhao Gou did nothing. When he came to the throne, he resettled the refugees and gave the cultivators something to do. Tian, Zhao Gou never collected taxes from these refugees in his life, and paid great attention to commerce. In his later years, the culture and commerce of the Southern Song Dynasty returned to the top of the world. Zhao Gou stabilized the Song Dynasty, which was about to perish. In this situation where the Jin soldiers were pressing forward step by step, and Xixia was looking at it with eager eyes, it was already very good to keep a corner of the Song Dynasty in peace. Not everyone is Zhu. Yuan Zhang, not everyone is Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. The Southern Song Dynasty is different from the Northern Song Dynasty. The emperors and ministers of the Northern Song Dynasty are really timid, but the emperors of the Southern Song Dynasty are not timid. The emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty are all descendants of Zhao Guangyi, the God of Gaoliang River Chariots. In the Southern Song Dynasty, except Zhao Gou, they are all descendants of Zhao Kuangyin. They all also determined to regain Bianliang, but did they do it? Don't think about things you can't do. Zhao Gou brought the Southern Song Dynasty back to its peak through decades of hard work. Did his stepson regain Bianliang? No one in the Southern Song Dynasty could do it, unless the three classes of the emperor and his subjects were united as one. Zhu Yuanzhang was able to recapture Yanyun, Yunnan, Guizhou, Hexi Corridor, Liaoning, Northeast and other places because of the unity of the monarch and his subjects. Could the Southern Song Dynasty achieve it as one united effort? It can't be done. Therefore, peace in one corner is the best choice for the Southern Song Dynasty. Zhao Gou has kept the Southern Song Dynasty in peace for more than 150 years. He is already very good. He can only be said to be a good emperor, not a faint emperor. If he is a faint king, can he make the Southern Song Dynasty peace in one corner?