Northern Song Dynasty: Why Are the Military Attaches so Domineering?

Domineering. The postscript is used as a translation, and the back is used as a fence. AD 1019, the third year of Tianxi. The Chanyuan Covenant was concluded early, the Fengchan Heavenly Book appeared numerously, and the Song Dynasty seemed to have clear seas and rivers. However, deep inside the palace, Queen Liu gradually took over power. In the court, the generals were constantly under suspicion, and the emphasis on civility and restraint on military affairs became more and more intense. The warriors along the border in Hebei and northwest were being restrained step by step, the undercurrents of the land were surging, and the Liao people's craftsmanship had already quietly sneaked into the southern country... Li Zhaoyi, the son of the famous general Li Jilong, was a son of a general with no record in history, but he was burdened with the suspicion left by the Li family's turmoil over the throne. He should have avoided trouble and stayed in a sinecure, but instead he acted unruly and indulged his subordinates. "Cousin, if my father hadn't fought to the death to cut off the queen, no matter how hard the late emperor's whip was wielded, the donkey wouldn't be able to run fast." "Cousin, when I first learned to walk, I held Madam Liu's hand and it was very smooth." "Cousin, as long as my brother is by your side, what do you care about me?" "Cousin, if it weren't for my father's bad luck with the sword and my aunt's soft temper, would it be your turn to go to Mount Tai?" "God stick, you are just an adopted son, how dare you stop me!"