Who killed Yue Fei, and was Wu Mu s suicide note written by him?

It was written by him, he was killed by Qin Hui, a traitor, of course, he was fighting on the front line against Jin, and the court was afraid that he would lead the troops outside, and it was rumored that 12 gold medals made him return to Beijing, of course, he was about to win, but then the mediocre emperor made a treaty with Jin Qian to lose power and humiliate the country.

It was Qin Hui who killed Wu Mu's suicide note written by Yue Fei.

"Wu Mu's Testament", a strange book on the art of war written by Jin Yong** Zhongyue Fei. In modern times, there are many "Wu Mu Testaments" published, but it is difficult to confirm that it is written by Yue Fei, and it is mainly martial arts, not a military book, and there is no record of this book in the history books of the Song Dynasty, and there is no record of this book in the military books of the past dynasties, so it is difficult to confirm the authenticity of the military book. For example, there are reports that Jin Yong's "Wu Mu's Testament" is actually a martial arts secret book.

Yue Fei (Southern Song Dynasty anti-Jin famous general, national hero, patriotic poet, calligrapher).

Yue Fei (1103-1142), whose name is Pengju, was a native of Tangyin County, Xiangzhou of the Song Dynasty (now Tangyin County, Henan), a famous general of the Anti-Jin Dynasty, a famous military strategist, strategist, calligrapher, and national hero in Chinese history, and ranked first among the four generals of Zhongxing in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Yue Fei joined the army at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, and in the more than ten years from 1128 to 1141, he led the Yuejia army to fight hundreds of battles with the Jin army. In 1140, after completing the Yan Wushu to destroy the alliance and attack the Song Dynasty, Yue Fei waved his army to the north, successively recovered Zhengzhou, Luoyang and other places, and defeated the Jin army in Yuncheng and Yingchang, and marched to Zhuxian Town. Song Gaozong and Qin Hui were bent on seeking peace, and ordered the troops to withdraw with twelve "golden plates", and Yue Fei was forced to teach in isolation and helplessness.

In the process of Song and Jin's peace negotiations, Yue Fei was framed by Qin Hui, Zhang Jun and others, and was imprisoned. In January 1142, Yue Fei was killed along with his eldest son Yue Yun and his subordinate general Zhang Xiantong on the charge of "treason" and "rebellion". When Song Xiaozong, Yue Fei was rehabilitated and reburied in Qixialing on the bank of the West Lake.

pursued Wu Mu, and then pursued Zhong Wu and crowned the king of Hubei.

Yue Fei was the most outstanding commander of the Southern Song Dynasty, he attached great importance to the people's anti-Jin forces, and created a strategy of "connecting Heshuo", advocating that the civil anti-Jin rebel army north of the Yellow River and the Song army cooperate with each other to flank the Jin army in order to recover the lost territory. Yue Fei governs the army, rewards and punishments are clear, discipline is strict, and can be sympathetic to his subordinates, leading by example, the "Yuejia Army" led by him is known as "freezing to death without demolishing the house, starving to death without captivity", Jin ** has a comment of "shaking the mountain, shaking the Yuejia army", expressing his sincere awe of the "Yuejia army". Yue Fei opposed the Song court's passive defensive strategy of "only ordering oneself to defend oneself and waiting for the enemy, and not daring to attack from afar to win", and always advocated an active offensive in order to win the victory in the anti-Jin struggle; He was the only commander in chief to organize a large-scale offensive campaign at the beginning of the Southern Song Dynasty.

Yue Fei's literary talent is also rare among the generals, and his lyrics "Man Jianghong, Angry Hair Rushing to the Crown" is a patriotic masterpiece that has been recited through the ages, and later generations have a collection of essays handed down.

Wu Mu is Yue Fei's nickname.

In the thirty-second year of Shaoxing (1162), Zhao Yan of Song Xiaozong ascended the throne and issued a decree for Yue Fei to "recover the official and change the burial with rites".

In the fourth year of Chunxi (1177), Song Xiaozong ordered Taichang Temple to draw up a nickname for Yue Fei, and initially planned "Zhongshu", and finally determined to be "Wumu" the following year.

is similar to Zeng Guofan's Wenzheng and Li Hongzhang's Wenzhong, which are similar in nature.

It was the emperor's nickname after his death.

It's a nickname. Okay, okay, good.