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What can we say about the overall situation in the Song Dynasty?

The common people and some generals are full of martial virtue, and the emperor and some high-level leaders are also "iron-hearted".

Even the Ming Dynasty poet Li Dongyang wrote a poem called "Golden Plates" in anger about Zhao Gou's twelve gold medals.

"The gold-lettered plaque comes from the sky. The general returns to his squadron in mourning. The morale is depressed and angry like thunder. It shakes the border areas. Youji has covered the Yangtze and Huaihe rivers. There is peace between the enemies and the strong men. The world is peaceful. This is the case. The country will be destroyed. It will be late. That’s it!”

But now Yue Fei is not a royalist. He is a typical person who serves the country and the people. He has the support of Xiao Ran and Zhao Kuangyin. At this time, even if he knows that Zhao Gou has designated him as a rebellious minister and traitor, he feels extremely sad, but he will not lose it. Fighting spirit.

In fact, why Xiao Ran said, first of all, Zhao Gou himself "treason" first, and Liu Qi, the newly appointed deputy left-behind in Tokyo in the Southern Song Dynasty, launched a strong counterattack against the Jin soldiers in Shunchang Mansion.

After a battle, Wu Shu was beaten to a pulp, and he showed the majesty of the Southern Song Dynasty army.

The Battle of Shunchang was the first time that the Song Army defeated the Jin Army in the plain area. Liu Qi's troops were less than 20,000 and only 5,000 were sent into the battle.

The Jin people lamented that "in the past fifteen years, there has been no such war."

The war between Song and Jin Dynasties also woke up Zhao Gou from his sweet dream. He was shocked and confused.

In less than a month, nine "Royal Letters" were issued in a row, urging the most powerful Yue family army to rush to Shunchang for reinforcements.

What Zhao Gou said at that time was so pleasant and comfortable, saying: "Liu Qi's first contact with the captives, a slight setback, has a great impact on the morale of the country. Yue Aiqing must understand the difficulties of the country and deal with them with all his strength, and never leave anything behind."

He even promised: to build an immortal merit and be famous on bamboo and silk. In the autumn of success, it is appropriate to make a decision here.

but……

However, in fact, before Zhao Gou's first "Imperial Letter" was issued, Yue Fei had already taken action.

He did not need to worry about the initiative of the Southern Song Dynasty ministers to resist the Jin Dynasty. In fact, it can be said that without these people in power holding back, the matter of resisting the Jin Dynasty had been accomplished long ago.

Whether it is Yue Fei or more generals from the main war faction, the goal is to point at the old capital Tokyo, cross the Yellow River north, and regain their homeland!

"We will continue to fight. Recovering our homeland is only the first goal. More importantly, it is still behind."

Xiao Ran snapped his fingers and said to Yue Fei and the other soldiers.

"Actually, what today's officials think is very simple. One is that they are worried that welcoming the Second Saint will shake his position. The other is Qin Hui."

"For his own selfish interests, Qin Hui seized on the pain point of Zhao Gou's fear of gold that he has developed over the years. He suggested that Zhao Gou should stop when he sees a good opportunity and not overly force the gold people."

"Qin Hui threatened Zhao Gou and said that once the Jin people are forced to panic, we will not be able to survive."

"Since Zhao founded the country, he has been chased and beaten by the Jin people. He has long been frightened and has a sense of fear of the Jin people. In his mind, the Jin country is indestructible."

"Zhao Gou issued the order to withdraw his troops because he was both afraid that Yue Fei would win and that Yue Fei would lose."

"Then we will lose so much that the soldiers of the Southern Song Dynasty will be destitute and poor. Zhao Gou will not be able to escape for fear of stealing, and he will end up like the two saints."

Zhao Kuangyin lowered his eyes, with a bit of anger on his face: "Zhao Gou, I will naturally deal with him."

Xiao Ran knocked on the table gently: "Zhao Gou's idea actually stems from another aspect. That is, Yue Fei violated the imperial edict to expedition to the north and violated a taboo of the Song Dynasty."

"As a ruler, what you worry about most is that the military will be domineering and have too much power, threatening the development of the central government."

As he said that, Xiao Ran looked at Zhao Kuangyin and said silently: "Back then, in order to suppress the generals, Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin released his military power with a cup of wine. This is not an ancestor who started it."

Zhao Kuangyin was cueed, feeling silent and speechless.

The rest of the soldiers, including Yue Fei, either picked up the tea cups in their hands and watched silently.

Either look left or right, and you don’t know what you are doing.

Just kidding, this is Emperor Taizu being exposed.

Xiao Ran can say this, but if they are really so ignorant and agree with it, they may be in trouble in the future.

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As for Zhao Gou, his abacus was clattering, and he was thinking in his mind that since he had declared Yue Fei to be a traitor and traitor who had caused rebellion, even if Yue Fei attacked the Jin people, it would only be his idea, not the intention of the emperor himself.

The Jin people can't blame him for this.

It would be a good thing if Yue Fei gave up attacking the Jin soldiers because of this, so as not to offend the Jin soldiers.

It also saves people like Yue Fei, who has a private army of "Yue Family Army" and does not obey the emperor's orders, from wandering around in front of him and causing trouble.

As for the possibility of an alliance between Yue Fei and the Jin people, Zhao Gou also thought about it.

However, before Yue Fei beat the Jin people like that and killed many of them, Zhao Gou thought that even if Yue Fei colluded with the Jin people, life would be difficult and he would be jealous and secretly suppressed and retaliated.

After much deliberation, he still feels that the idea he came up with in a hurry is great.

So clever!

If Zhao Kuangyin and Xiao Ran knew all the plans and twists and turns in his mind, they would probably join forces to fight him.

This guy is so annoying.

He doesn't even have the courage and courage to be an emperor.

As for Yue Fei, he has also made arrangements and plans, especially with the support of Xiao Ran and Zhao Kuangyin, he is indeed more comfortable doing some things.

After more than half a month, Yue Fei united with several other generals who were dedicated to the country to eliminate the Jin people all over the country.

If we really follow Zhao Gou's steps.

The subsequent development can simply make people vomit blood.

The Jin people captured Tokyo in 1127 and captured the two emperors Huizong and Qinzong of the Song Dynasty, and the Northern Song Dynasty was destroyed.

However, the Jin people realized that they were not yet able to rule the vast Central Plains area. Their purpose at that time was to seize the wealth of the Central Plains, so they established a puppet government to help them collect people's wealth and anointing to pay annual tribute.

So Jin Taizong chose Zhang Bangchang, the prime minister of Song Huizong, and established Zhang Bangchang as the "New Chu" emperor.

After the Jin army retreated, the old Song court officials asked Zhang Bangchang to abdicate. So Zhang Bangchang, the "pseudo-emperor", had no choice but to step down from the stage before his butt was even hot.

This man was good at maneuvering according to the prevailing situation and good at political speculation. He immediately issued an edict in the name of Empress Dowager Meng to establish King Huizong's ninth son, Kang Wang Zhao Gou, as emperor.

This is how the founding emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty was established.

Zhao Gou, Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty, ascended the throne in a hurry after being issued an edict by Zhang Bangchang in Nanjing, the capital of Yingying Prefecture in the Northern Song Dynasty. Later, fearing that the Jin people would attack, they moved south and established their capital in Lin'an.

In the eleventh year of Shaoxing, Emperor Gaozong and Zhao Gou signed the "Shaoxing Peace Agreement". The Song Dynasty professed its vassalage to the Jin Dynasty and paid tribute of silver and silk to the Jin Dynasty.

The Shaoxing Peace Conference also confirmed the political slave relationship between the Song and Jin Dynasties. The emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty addressed the emperor of the Jin Dynasty as "Chen Emperor" and needed to send ministers to Beijing to offer gifts and greetings.

This weak and aggrieved style was passed down from generation to generation, so that when the next emperor, Song Xiaozong and Zhao Shen came to the throne, he signed the "Longxing Peace Agreement" with the Jin Kingdom.

First of all, the Southern Song Dynasty no longer bowed to the Jin Dynasty. Note that this does not mean that the bones of the Southern Song Dynasty have begun to harden. Instead, they were relegated to the uncle-nephew relationship.