What was Yue Fei doing when the Jin State invaded the Northern Song Dynasty and Jingkang s shame

The Shame of Jingkang refers to a famous event in Chinese history, which occurred during the reign of Emperor Jingkang of the Northern Song Dynasty (1126 1127 AD).

In 1126 (the first year of Jingkang), Qinzong repented of ceding the land, and the two Jin armies met after breaking through Taiyuan, and went south to besiege Kaifeng for the second time. At the same time as seeking peace, Qinzong sent a wax letter to order King Kang Zhao to be the generalissimo of Hebei soldiers and horses, and recruited soldiers and horses from all walks of life to prepare for the king of Qin.

In Xiangzhou City, Liu Hao, a doctor with a martial wing, was responsible for recruiting righteous soldiers and collecting the defeated soldiers. Yue Fei, who had broken through from the Pingding Army and returned to his hometown, witnessed the tragic killing and enslavement of the people after the invasion of the Jin people, and was indignant in his heart, intending to join the army, but also worried that his mother was old, his wife and children were weak, and it was difficult to ensure safety in the rebellion. Her mother-in-law, Yao, was a woman who understood righteousness, and she did not want to drag down her son, but actively encouraged Yue Fei to "serve the country from Rong"[8], and also tattooed Yue Fei on the back with the words "Serve the country with loyalty" (later Romance is 'Jing Loyal to the Country') as a training.

Fei remembered his mother's teachings, endured the pain of saying goodbye to his relatives, and joined the front line of the anti-gold struggle. [9-11]

In 1126, Yue Fei joined the army for the third time, and he was still a small soldier.

At that time, he was still young, and if he had led 100,000 Yue family troops to fight like he had when he was 36 years old, then the situation would have been reversed.

At that time, Yue Fei had been in the army for a short time, and he could only be regarded as a small soldier, what could he do, he could only do whatever his superiors told him to do.

Just joined the army, and the old lady is still carving.

In the winter of the first year of Jingkang (1126), Yue Fei surrendered to the army for the third time in Xiangzhou City and returned to Liu Hao's army. Liu Hao ordered Yue Fei to recruit An Jiqian, and Yue Fei lived up to expectations and surrendered Ji Qian and his subordinates of 380 people. Yue Fei thus filled the position of Xinlang.

In December of the first year of Jingkang (1126), Yue Fei was ordered to lead 300 iron cavalry to Ligudu to reconnoitre, and met with the Jin soldiers in a battle, and defeated the Jin soldiers. followed Liu Hao to relieve the siege of Tokyo.

In April of the second year of Jingkang (1127), Jin destroyed the Northern Song Dynasty and captured Zhao Ji of Huizong, Zhao Huan of Qinzong and the royal clan to return to the north. Forehead.

Personally, I think that the reason why the Jin State did not take advantage of the victory to pursue and defeat the Southern Song Dynasty was because the Southern Song Dynasty at that time was relatively strong in terms of economic strength and military strength.

Because there were disagreements within the Jin State and the peace faction had the upper hand, they changed their strategy against the Song and did not continue to attack.

After the Song and Jin collegials, a situation of confrontation between the Southern Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty was formed.

Basically, such a situation of the Southern Song Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty was laid, and Huahua came to such a situation, which basically laid such a foundation, and also maintained the peace of the Southern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty for more than 100 years.