After Yue Fei was killed, did Han Shizhong question Qin Hui in person 5

The general of the prison is also, Han Shizhong is uneven, and he is in fact. Hui said: "Although Fei Ziyun and Zhang Xianshu are unknown, their affairs are unwarranted. Shi Zhong said: "How can you serve the world without three words?" It can be seen that Han Shizhong questioned Qin Hui in person.

Without Han Shizhong being a border general at that time, it would be fatal to return to the imperial court without permission.

Of course, I asked, and that's how "unwarranted" came out.

Han Shizhong and Yue Fei were both born in the army, and Han's status in the early days was similar to Yue Fei, and his qualifications were older than Yue Fei. Han did have jealousy when Yue Fei rose on the battlefield, but after all, the two were both from military backgrounds, and they had the same will to resist Jin, and later they had a sympathetic relationship.

Han Shizhong was falsely accused before Yue Fei, and finally got out by giving up his military power and sacrificing his family property and military resources, and Yue Fei was imprisoned to block the gun for Lao Han, and it was precisely because he spoke out before to save Lao Han that he became Qin Hui's target. Therefore, the angry Han Shizhong angrily went to Qin Hui's theory, and there was a "unwarranted" incident. This story shows that Han Shizhong really wants to save Yue Fei, but at this time he only has a false position, even if he wants to save it, except for questioning Qin Hui, he can't and can't save people at all.

Go to Zhao Gou again? Han Shizhong had the grace to save Zhao Gou, so he was promoted to privy envoy in April of the 11th year of Shaoxing (1141). It is clearly a promotion, but it is actually a move to deprive the military of power.

He himself had just managed to get out of Zhao Gou and escaped death, which can be regarded as owing Zhao Gou a big face. Go to Zhao Gou again to save Yue Fei? Moreover, he is basically semi-retired, and without an edict, he can't even enter the door of Zhao Gou's house!

After Yue Fei's death, it is said that Han Shizhong also came forward to fund the rescue of Yue Fei's family. In his later years, Han Shizhong closed his door to visitors, often rode a donkey and drank wine to visit the West Lake alone, never said anything about military affairs, and rarely met his former subordinates again.

As for why he didn't help Yue Fei who was in distress, he can only be summed up in seven words: he has more than enough heart but not enough strength.

At that time, he was the first to be robbed of military power by the imperial court in the way of bright ascension and secret surrender, and the reason why he took the lead was because the trouble was too fierce before, and even the golden envoy who came to negotiate peace dared to set up an ambush and kill, which was a bit unscrupulous.

Later, Yue Fei and Zhang Jun in the name of the Privy Council, made a special trip to Huaidong to recruit the strongest combat effectiveness and the most loyal Beiwei pro-army under his command, at that time he was called the Privy Envoy, but in fact he was under house arrest in disguise, if it were not for the Empress Dowager Wei's favor, maybe the end would be worse than Yue Fei, and later realized that his arm could not twist his thigh, so he simply became an idle cloud and wild crane, and rode a donkey to the West Lake.

Here is a brief explanation, the reason why Zhao Gou and Qin Hui did not attack him was not all for the Empress Dowager Wei, but that the battle of Huang Tiandang had made him famous, and the government and the opposition of the Jin State had heard of it, and it was spread like a god, and it was obvious that in any way, it was more useful to keep him than to kill him.

The first reason is that compared with Han Shizhong, Yue Fei is more than ten years younger and his qualifications are not as good as Han Shizhong, but Yue Fei quickly became a military general who can compete with Han Shizhong, and Han Shizhong's heart must be uncomfortable. The second reason, which is also more fatal, is that Han Shizhong also committed similar behaviors to Yue Fei in the early stage, so he naturally would not lead the fire to himself because of saving Yue Fei.

Because Han Shizhong not only has more credit than Yue Fei, but his background and relationship with Gaozong are both tough on Yue Fei. In addition to Yue Fei's military power and great military exploits, he did not have any way to save his life, let alone a strong background, and he did not have the trust of Song Gaozong.

This is mainly because Han Shizhong made a lot of efforts when Song Gaozong ascended the throne, so he trusted him very much, and also granted him a very high position, so Qin Hui did not dare to touch him.

Qin Hui is just a literati, although he is high and powerful, he mainly acts according to the emperor's face, and the power of life and death of the senior ** is in the hands of the emperor. Han Shizhong once served as the king in the rebellion and saved Gaozong from fire and water, so Gaozong relied on him very much.

Yue Fei's death was because the emperor wanted him to die, and Han Shizhong was a staunch supporter of Song Gaozong, so Qin Hui did not dare to touch him.

One of the reasons for Yue Fei's death was that the interests of Yue Fei and the emperor were inconsistent, so the emperor did not protect him, but Han Shizhong was firmly on the emperor's side.

Because Han Shizhong has the protection of the emperor in the imperial court, Han Shizhong has a good relationship with the emperor, which is why he dares to reprimand Qin Hui angrily.

Although Han Shizhong angrily reprimanded Qin Hui, Yue Fei's death was not decided by Qin Hui, but by the emperor, Han Shizhong did not want to go on the Northern Expedition, so the emperor did not want to kill him, and Han Shizhong was naturally safe and sound.

That's because Han Shizhong was loyal to the imperial court, he was not as high-profile as Yue Fei and openly contradicted the imperial court, so even if he angrily reprimanded Qin Hui, the emperor at that time did not embarrass him.