The Jin Army Besieges the City, and the Song Emperor Is a Woman

Let's talk about some factors of the empress problem Favorable factors 1. The social environment during the Northern Song Dynasty was relatively open. Although Er Cheng's theory in Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism had a certain influence in the late Northern Song Dynasty, its main influence was on philosophy. It is different from Zhu Xue's strengthening of the Three Cardinal Guidelines and Five Constant Virtues. Therefore, from a social perspective, it is possible for a female emperor to appear. 2. In ancient times, those with strong soldiers and horses were kings. Since the mid-Tang Dynasty, there has been a tradition of civilian control of the army. The Emperor does not need to personally lead the troops. 3. There is a precedent of Wu Zetian, and there are old rules for various etiquette that can be referred to when the empress comes to court. Disadvantages 1. The princess of the Northern Song Dynasty did not participate in politics and did not cultivate her own power. And the problem of heirs is quite big. 2. The identity of the emperor itself has faith factors. The arrival of the empress in court is contrary to traditional beliefs. This layer of natural resistance has existed since Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty deposed hundreds of schools and the theory of heaven-human induction became prevalent. So I think I will serve as regent in the name of the princess at first, and then wait for an opportunity to become emperor. Such soil existed in the Tang and Song Dynasties. But there are also certain difficulties in itself. Although it is not completely reasonable for the novel to regard this as the initial setting, it is not very dramatic for the novel

Wow, I couldn't sleep at night, so I looked at the comment section, it was really lively 🙂 I also chatted a bit! First of all: this is not a serious historical text in the traditional sense, so fellow historians, please don't take it too seriously. I wanted to write this book in a joyful way from the beginning. I didn't want to be bitter and hateful, and I didn't want to be passionate about it. The main focus is joy, and of course this joy will not jump out of the basic historical framework. Second: History is not cold. It is made up of living people. Human beings have the instinct to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. For example, the most criticized person in the comments said that Zhao Fujin's seizure of power is too trivial. Shouldn't the seizure of power be bloody and sword-fighting? Bring a bad guy Han Wu, bribe the magician Guo Jing, and get it done? ? But once you enter that historical moment and think about it with ordinary people's thinking, it becomes very reasonable: Song Huizong did not hesitate to pretend to be paralyzed, cried bitterly, and wanted to take the Zen throne and run away. He no longer wanted to be the emperor. Prince Zhao Huan cried and fainted three times and was unwilling to succeed. He just wanted to run away with his father. Whoever wants to be this emperor should not be his, anyway. Tong Guan and his like, who hold military power, don't care at all who is the emperor in Kaifeng City. As long as they escape Kaifeng with Song Huizong, they can establish a new court at any time. The one in Kaifeng is just a scapegoat. As for Li Gang and others, the biggest need at this time is to protect the people of Kaifeng and the country of the Song Dynasty, rather than choosing to be loyal to someone. Don't forget that it was Li Gang who deceived Song Huizong into abdicating. So the appearance of Zhao Fujin at this time perfectly solved everyone's pain points. For Song Huizong, the throne was thrown away. For the prince, someone finally took the blame. For Tong Guan and others, they could finally run away with Song Huizong! So when Song Huizong's Zen edict appeared, although Li Gang and others had doubts, they did not object, because the world was still surnamed Zhao, and it was still the country of the Song Dynasty! At this time, the Runaway Faction is satisfied, but as for the City Defender Faction, are they questioning Zhao Fujin's legitimacy and directly fighting among themselves? No way, the Jin army will besiege the city ten days later. If there is internal fighting at this time, he will be the sinner of the country's subjugation! As for the royal family members, let's not talk about the fact that all the mascots of the Song Dynasty royal family, even if they have some rights, who would want the throne at this time? Do you think they would choose between running away with Song Huizong or staying and becoming emperor? So, seizing power at this historical node is not called seizing power, it is giving benefits to all factions in the Song Dynasty court! Ten thousand steps back, even if the city defenders are second-guessing, they insist on questioning the legitimacy of Zhao Fujin and inciting civil strife. Guess what Song Huizong, who is still in Longde Palace and feels that his daughter is too caring, will say: I am willing to abdicate, why are you forcing me! So everyone, can you tell me one more reason why Zhao Fujin's seizure of power will not succeed? Oh, forget about the fence-sitter Li Bangyan and his like! They... Emmm, do you know how to sit on the fence? We will discuss the issue of Zhao Fujin's power grab in the future, let's discuss it here. As for some illogical comments, such as what kind of women cannot go to the palace, the low status of women in the Song Dynasty, etc., I won't explain more. If you don't want to read history books, you can just watch the TV series "Menghualu"! There are also those who use Cheng and Zhu Neo-Confucianism to talk about things. What I wrote was about 1126. Zhu Xi is not even a fertilized egg now, so let's talk about something else! Finally, the author brother named Yu Buyun, your book has 700,000 words. If you have time to criticize me, can you write a few more chapters? Although our grades are not good, we can't give up our efforts! Millions become gods, believe in yourself! Don't waste your time with me! Hetui!

The golden gong is urgent, and Hu cavalry immediately attacks the city. The boat on the Bian River heads west, hoping for the miracle of immortality. The people were frightened, and the Jinluan people were in chaos. The emperor wanted his son to succeed him, but it was useless. In the face of danger, the princess rises and realizes the fate of heaven. Good ministers and brave generals gather together. Accepting the righteousness of the emperor and relying on a strange plan, the lion and the tiger will die in a dead end. It took only a year to endure the hardships, but then resumed fighting against the enemy. Work hard for another year and move to the north of Qing Dynasty. I asked Zhou Wu Zhao how to solve the chaos. I am the empress of the Song Dynasty, and I have a unique history.

The status of women in the Song Dynasty was relatively high, and with the national crisis at the forefront, the men of the Zhao family just wanted to escape and no one wanted to take this position. It was normal for the protagonist to ascend to the throne. All civil and military officials also looked forward to the Mingjun and the Holy Lord. The protagonist also succeeded to the throne normally after Huizong abdicated. The scholar-bureaucrats only believed in orthodoxy, and the protagonist was orthodox.

At the invitation of the author, "friends of the author" come to manage the comment area. Just a few words here. First, this book is neither the same nor a hundred things. For details, see the author's words in Chapter 67. Second, please be kind. It is forbidden to start conflicts in the comment area of ​​this book. It is also forbidden to post posts such as "Why not post female videos", "It is impossible for the Song Dynasty to have a female emperor" and other posts that are meaningless and inappropriate to appear here. Third, I haven't thought about it yet. Anyway, please be kind╮（╯＿╰）╭.

In an era like the Song Dynasty, it was important for women to be disrespectful and to starve to death was a small matter. You, empress? Funny?

If the heirs adopt a two- or three-year-old child directly from the clan, it will be over. There are so many things to do.

I saw that the author said not to get married, but there may be a love connection, and he didn't say whether the children were adopted or biological. I'm so scared. Can the author clarify this after seeing this?

In an era of developed commodity economy like the Song Dynasty, the status of women was very high, and could even be said to be the highest in history. This was determined by the economic foundation. In the private sector, civilian women can show their faces normally and earn money to support their families through hired labor or business operations. Many women have even become the mainstay of the family economy. Economic relations can more intuitively reflect the status of women during this period. Generally speaking, as the emperor's own children, the princesses of the royal family also have the right to inherit the throne. However, the education that the princesses of all dynasties received from childhood was to become a tool for the royal family to obtain benefits and extend its tentacles. They "actively" gave up this track. Very few people can awaken this awareness, and there are very few good opportunities in history to operate like the alternation of the Southern and Northern Song Dynasties. But once the princess group has the intention to seek the throne, the difficulty for the princes to ascend the throne will increase exponentially. A typical example is Princess Taiping of the previous dynasty (who participated in many coups and basically did everything except not sit on the throne). Ruizong was so confused by the play that Xuanzong almost didn't play with her... The protagonist is a transmigration agent. Those who surpass can be foresighted about historical events and develop their own power in advance. Secondly, the three core conditions for seizing the throne are: the emperor's parentage, the right time, and the approval of the bureaucratic group. Zhao Fujin has satisfied all of them and arranged them well in the book. And to be honest, I really don't like the two emperors Huiqin. They don't look like men at all. They could have had many choices, but they chose the most hellish path, causing my whole family to basically die in a foreign country. The original owner in history was also tricked to death, and his death was very miserable. So I think, at least in this time period, the protagonist's seizure of power and proclaiming himself emperor is supported by facts^ _ ^ Compared to the three weaklings like Hui Qin and Gao, I think the heroine is more like a man (

It is a bit difficult to not only change the color of orange but also not to have any poisonous spots. As for the statement that there was no female emperor in the Song Dynasty, I don't think it is important. After all, I am reading a novel and not writing a paper. The key lies in how the author writes. With the current word count, I still don't have the courage to click on the first chapter. What if someone wanted to see how this subject matter would develop, but ended up getting the shit out of it, that would be really uncomfortable 😭 Anyway, come on, author, whenever there is a recommendation, if you come across this title, you will probably click on it.