A Warlord in the Late Northern Song Dynasty

To be honest, I just want to watch the group travel through the Northern Song Dynasty, and everyone is separatist in the Northern Song Dynasty. They come to more than ten or twenty vassal towns and give the Northern Song Dynasty scholar-bureaucrats a little bit of the shock of the late Tang Dynasty martial arts.

The horse is riding on Tokyo and doing Zhao🐶. From the emperor to the ministers, no one should die.

To be honest, Wanyan Aguda is a real hero. He accepts all ethnic groups (also related to the fact that there are relatively few real women), basically does not engage in massacres, is victorious in every battle, and has a broad mind. Even with the unparalleled diplomacy of the Northern Song Dynasty, he can actually hold his breath.

You have to look at the reason why the Song Dynasty emphasized civility over military affairs. During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the force used to protect the frontiers was out of control. Many military generals turned back during civil strife. People in the Central Plains regarded cannibalism as a common thing. Many of them were "Lu Bu". That is, after the emperor died, his successor was pushed down and replaced by another, as long as it was beneficial to his interests. So, here's the question? If the protagonist dies before his birth, that is, before his career is completed, what will happen to future generations who still have unfinished business? Will he fail because he loses his restraints and disobeys his generals who throw him off the throne? Even if this military commander has some different plans and ideas from yours, may he not even have the same intention?

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In the Song Dynasty, if you were a soldier, you could not be loyal, perform meritorious service, win battles, or consider yourself a human being, because you were loyal to Yue Fei, and could you win battles better than Wei Qing? Therefore, in the Song Dynasty, you could only live well by being a traitor, traitor, and stabbing in the back, because being a loyal minister was against the law. This is the national condition of our Song Dynasty.

The civil service group that rose through the imperial examination was mainly from the south, with Jiangsu and Zhejiang as the core, and Fujian, Jiangxi, and Huguang as its wings. In 1111, the Donglin Academy was established. The Luo Party cooperated with the Zhejiang Party to secretly resist the reform. It was relatively well-organized and operated for 15 years before launching the Jingkang coup. At that time, the emperor, like modern people, did not believe that civil servants had the ability to launch a coup, and the result was a failure. The 44-year-old Huizong unexpectedly abdicated because there was a coup in the palace and his life would be lost if he did not give up his position. A group of people in the imperial court launched a coup. People headed by Zhang Bangchang, Li Bangyan, and Geng Nanzhong took control of Huizong and issued an edict in the name of Qinzong, packaging the coup as an abdication. At the same time, an edict was issued to recruit troops from Huaixi and Zhejiang to Beijing. At that time, there were so many imperial troops in Kaifeng. Why did they recruit troops from Zhejiang? This was to use their own people to completely control the capital. It's the same principle as the Shenlong coup in the first year of Shenlong. It catches you off guard. Why was Shenlong a revolutionary, but Huizong was forced to abdicate? Because during the Shenlong period, Zhongzong Li Xian teamed up with the scholar Zhang Jianzhi and others to rebel. It was a joint effort between the imperial power and the civil servant group to suppress Wu Zetian's forces, and it had the factor of changing the dynasty. Therefore, it was written down by the civil servants and packaged as a great revolution. As for Huizong's coup, the gentry was an isolated, premeditated, illegal rebellion without any orders. They won't say that I rebelled and imprisoned the emperor. Just like when someone kills someone, he won't tell others on the street. They themselves also know what can and cannot be said. The Jingkang Incident was very similar to the Zhou Dynasty's overthrow of the Shang Dynasty. Both internal reforms aroused dissatisfaction among internal ministers. The main army was outside, and they took the opportunity to notify the enemy, act as a leading party, and lead the enemy's troops to march straight in. Both were suddenly destroyed during the most powerful period. Both were defeated twice. The leading party of the Shang Dynasty was enfeoffed and established the Song Dynasty. The Leading Party of the Northern Song Dynasty accepted the canonization of the Jin Kingdom, abandoned the burden of the north in their eyes, and returned to their hometown of Hangzhou to establish the Southern Song Dynasty The coup faction were civil servants in Jiangsu and Zhejiang and did not care about the north. They returned to their hometown of Hangzhou, eager to get rid of the economic burden of the north. In the future, they would not need to collect taxes and transfer payments from the south to the north. Generally speaking, the southern political power is located in Nanjing, while the Southern Song Dynasty is located in Lin'an. Why, the headquarters of Jiangsu and Zhejiang civil servants and Jiangsu and Zhejiang consortia is not in Hangzhou, so as to control the emperor. Song history records show that the first time the Jin army went south, it only took more than 20 days to get from Beijing to Kaifeng. 1,600 Miles in more than 20 days, which is still a high-speed mileage. In fact, the construction capabilities of the Song Dynasty were much worse, and road conditions were much worse. It is not unusual for more than 2,000 miles. When encountering ditches, you need to go around, when you encounter water, you need to explore, there are potholes, downhill and uphill, and it is crazy to drive. The tens of thousands of Jin troops penetrated 1,600 miles into the enemy's belly for more than 20 days, and had to cross mountains and cross the Yellow River. They didn't even have a navigation system. As long as there was a city resisting, these Jin troops were alone. No one with any sense would do this unless the Jin people were particularly sure, for example, someone in the Song Dynasty collaborated with the enemy. The reason why they have the confidence to do this is that the leading party is definitely not a small player. Beijing was a fortress city at that time. It was a miracle that it surrendered in four days without much war. On January 4, the Song general Guo Yaoshi surrendered. The Jin army did not repair for a day and set off immediately. In less than a month from January 4 to January 31, in the ice and snow, the 10,000 Jin army took an army several times larger than theirs and went directly into the hinterland to the enemy's capital. They did not grab anything and did not get lost along the way. The Jin army was in God mode, which was faster than Manstein's troops and twice as fast as Guderian. When marching into enemy-occupied areas that have never been passed before, a large number of scouts must be placed in front to explore the route, and a considerable number of senior troops must be behind. The army must maintain a strict formation during its movements. This is why it is often considered fast for an army to march more than ten kilometers a day. A dozen kilometers a day is basically the average advancement speed of the German Blitzkrieg in World War II. Especially with the technology of the time, it could only be achieved within the borders of the country. When marching in an enemy country, if you encounter resistance, your marching speed will be slowed down The Jin Army was in Baihe on 1/02 and in Kaifeng on 1/31. Excluding various sieges, battles, and incidents on the way, the actual marching time was only 22 days, that is, it marched about 36 kilometers per day. If the Jin army was not a full cavalry force, it would be impossible to achieve this speed, and a full cavalry force would not be able to effectively attack the city along the way. How could it conquer every city on the same day? The key is that the territory of the Song Dynasty is not an uninhabited land outside the Great Wall. It is strange that there is no resistance along the way. The leading party is very powerful In order to resist the northern cavalry, the Northern Song Dynasty artificially transformed the terrain and nature north of the Yellow River, changing the course of the Yellow River, digging rivers in the plains, planting trees, creating swamps... Such an exaggerated creation of terrain that restricted the cavalry, and no one led the way, it would not pass so quickly. Moreover, ancient maps had no scale at all. Strategic maps were kept in the palace and the Privy Council. Locally, there were only regional maps of the region. Privately storing and drawing maps privately was tantamount to treason. Domestic marches require specialized army guides to maintain a normal army march, let alone foreigners who come for the first time. Let alone Yaoshi Guo, as a native of Yan, it was simply impossible for him to draw a strategic map just by going to Beijing once to do business. Why was tax evasion by business travelers a bribery checkpoint rather than a detour in ancient tax collection? Because it is impossible to do it at all. Apart from relying on the familiar business methods of predecessors, you will be in darkness wherever you go. Not to mention ancient times, how many drivers in modern times can accurately drive to a destination 1,000 kilometers away without looking at a map? During the Jingkang Incident, it was the hinterland of the Central Plains. It was densely populated and you had to capture cities and seize territory. Otherwise, the enemy forces in the rear would block you. The Jin Army was able to penetrate deep alone quickly without being blocked in the rear. This was a big problem! Regardless of how the Jin army attacked the city, just looking at the marching speed, it was simply faster than a rocket ride. The speed of the attack exceeded the scope of physics. The Jin Army is coming. "The Biography of Li Gang" records that this Jin Army is said to be 60,000 and goes straight to Kaifeng. It is said to be 60,000, but it must not even be 60,000. It is estimated that there are only 30,000 people, and a large part of them are the original Liao and Bohai people. The Jurchens are only about 10,000. Such a ragtag group of people traveled unimpeded and encountered no resistance. They arrived at Kaifeng City from their hometown in twenty days. The green light was given all the way and the journey was smooth. This trip must have been arranged because we still had to cross the Yellow River. The speed was so amazing. We must have sent Huizong off before the Western Army came to rescue him. As a result, the plan failed to change, and the civil service group was divided. Li Gang actually supported Huizong, and began to fight against the clique, resolutely taking the lead in the battle, and refusing to let the Jin army enter Kaifeng City. His position was extremely firm, just because his Jin army failed to enter Kaifeng City. Huizong had been deprived of military power and imprisoned in Longde Palace at that time. Tong Guan got the news and immediately came back to escort him. Because the Western Army he led was preparing to destroy Xixia and could not move, he could only bring some people back by himself, but the capital was already under control, so Tong Guan sent those few people back. The civilian clique first wiped out the Northwest Army, deducted food and wages, and hoped for internal strife in the Northwest Army. They arranged for the Northwest Army to go north to fight the Jin Army, and provided information to the Jin Army. The Western Army was leaderless, and then notified the Jin Army to cut off Tongguan from the Western Army to the capital. The Jin Army went south again and there was no threat anymore The only generals in the northwest were the Liu family and the Zhe family. The Liu family later had Miao and Liu mutiny, the Zhe family surrendered, and the leader of the Zhe family was poisoned. Li Gang was a civil servant, but he was a resolute militant and even broke the law to fight against the Jin Dynasty! The rebel who belonged to the civil service group also had to be taken away this time. He was first taken to Hebei, but after discovering that Hebei was the only place the Jin people had to pass through on their way south, he was taken to Yangzhou. The reformists headed by Cai Jing, Tong Guan, and Wang Fu were all exterminated or exiled and then killed on the road. You will definitely not be allowed to meet people from the army again. At this point, Huizong lost military power, just like Emperor Chongzhen could not live to see Li Zicheng, and Xuanzong could no longer have contact with the military. From then on, Huizong was transferred indefinitely, until the entire descendants of Taizong were packed up and given to the Jin Dynasty. The civil service group divided up the family wealth accumulated by Huizong since the Reform. The official school that Huizong cultivated, the weaving bureau that produced silk, the official kiln Ru Kiln that produced porcelain, Anji Fang, Zaozuo Bureau, Xingxing Bureau, and more than 300 large and small facilities were all shut down, and all cash and materials were divided among officials. More than 3 million acres of state-owned land under the jurisdiction of Xicheng was divided up. Huizong's reform completely failed and changed himself. In November of the first year of Jingkang, the civil servants of the coup dismissed King Qin's army and notified the Jin army again that this time there is no problem at all, come on. This time the Jin Army led more people. Wanyan Zongwang of the East Road set out from Baozhou on September 8 and arrived at Kaifeng City on December 10. A dozen kilometers a day is basically the average advancement speed of the German Blitzkrieg in World War II. This part of Wanyan Lou's army crossed the Yellow River south and headed west to Luoyang. They blocked Tongguan and locked up the most elite Western Army of the Song Dynasty within Tongguan, cutting off their way to the east from King Qin. The people responsible for the defense of Kaifeng this time are the four-wall defender Sun Fu and the prime minister He Li. How to let the Jin army in? Use Guo Jingyao's method to confuse the Kaifeng defenders. The troops of King Qin from all over the country had already been ordered by Tang Ke and Geng Nanzhong to hold back. Only Zhang Shuye, the general manager of the South Road, and his two sons Bo Fen and Zhong Xiong defied the imperial order of surrender and recruited 13,000 troops to serve the king. They encountered Wanyan Zonghan's tribe in Yingchang Mansion, and the eighteen major and minor battles ended in victory for each other. Finally, the entire army broke into Kaifeng City. This was the only Qinwang army that was able to enter Kaifeng City during the second siege. To be continued

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A very important reason why the Ever Victorious Army invested in gold in history was the unfavorable operation of the Northern Song Dynasty. Originally, Song and Jin agreed not to accept their respective rebel generals, but Song turned back and recruited Zhang Jue, the traitor general of Jin, who surrendered. However, Zhang Jue failed to defeat Jin and fled to Song, and Song accepted him. However, the letter between him and Song Song was intercepted by Jin, so Jin went to Yanjing to find the important person of Song Dynasty. According to common sense, Song Dynasty should either betray the alliance. Since he wanted to betray the alliance, he should fight to the end. As a result, Song Dynasty chopped off Zhang Jue and gave it to the Jin Dynasty. This incident gave a deep negative impression to Pharmacist Guo.

🙂 Shame on the Song Dynasty, call back the master with twelve gold medals I would rather pay the annual coins every year than lose a cent of my homeland.