Is Yue Fei s eldest son, Yue Yun, biological or adoptive?

<> records that Yue Yun was the adopted son of the "History of the Song Dynasty" and "Jin Tuo Genealogy", which is from Yue Fei's grandson Yue Lin's son Yue Ke wrote the "Jin Tuo Cui Compilation Continuation". Note this time difference, the first twenty-five volumes of the earliest Jin Tuo Cui Bian were "published and revised" in the third year of Song Ningzong Jiatai (1203), while Yue Yun's wife Gong mentioned that "he was also a privy grandson" was written in the thirty-second year of Shaoxing (1162).

Why did Yue Ke lie? Of course, it is to establish and maintain Yue Fei's image. Yue Fei has two wives, one of whom eloped with someone else.

About 1118, Yue Fei married Liu's daughter in his hometown Tangyin Chenggang Village, and in the first year of Jianyan (1127), Yue Fei left his wife to serve his mother and raise his son in Tangyin, and he followed Gaozong Zhao to build the river, but for unclear reasons, Yue Fei's wife ran away with others. This matter is a shame for the Yue family, Yue Fei also hates his wife very much, Yue Fei's grandson Yue Ke in order to cover up this "family ugliness", of course, he does not mention his Liu family in books such as "Jin Tuocui Edition", but only records it in Jianyan.

In the second and third years, Yue Fei married Li in Yixing, and gave birth to a son Yue Lin in November of the fourth year of Jianyan (1130). Yue Fei's five sons: Yun, Lei, Lin, Zhen, and Tingzhong, all of them were born and raised by the Li family since Lin, while Yue Yun and Yue Lei were born to the Liu family.

Of course, it is a parent, but it was born to an ex-wife. Yue Fei abandoned his ex-wife at home and remarried Li in Yixing, so he declared Yue Yun his adopted son. However, later Han Shizhong still sued Yue Fei for abandoning his ex-wife Liu to the Jinluan Palace, but Yue Fei was in a high position, and Zhao Gou was inconvenient to embarrass him with etiquette.

Yue Fei had to defend himself, saying that he had divorced and remarried Yunyun, and said that he had given 500 taels of severance pay.

1. Yue Yun: Born on July 14, 1119 and died on January 27, 1142, the word Yingxiang, the name Huiqing, a native of Tangyin, Xiangzhou, the eldest son of the national hero Yue Fei, and a rare young general in Chinese history. successively served as Wu Yilang, Zuo Wu Dafu, Chungju Defense Envoy and other positions;

2, Yue Lei: Yue Lei is Yue Fei's second son, Liu Shisheng, the word is Xiang, called Xia Qing, and also known as Shengfu. Song Jingkang was born on March 17 in the army of Pingding County, Shanxi;

3, Yue Lin: Born in 1130, died in 1192, the word is timely, the name is Shangqing, a native of Tangyin, Song Xiangzhou, the son of Yue Fei, and his mother Li Wa. When Yue Fei was killed, Lin was only 12 years old;

4, Yue Zhen: Yue Fei's fourth son, named Dongqing. Shaoxing of the Southern Song Dynasty was born in April of the third year of the army, and his mother was Li.

When Yue Fei was killed, Yue Zhen was only seven years old, and his younger brother Yue Ting lived at the same time in the Shahe family under Lushan Mountain in Jiujiang.

5, Yue Ting: Formerly known as Yue Ai, Yue Fei's fifth son, when his father and brother were killed, Yue Ting and his brother Yue Zhen dived across the Yangtze River, changed their surname to E, and lived in seclusion in Huangmei Dahe Town.

Oh, yes... Why is this question being asked? Is there any basis for this?

Yue Fei's eldest son, Yue Yun--- wife Gong Jinding.

Yue Fei's second son, Yue Lei--- wife, Cui's wife, Mrs. Shende, Yue Fei's third son, Yue Lin--- wife Chai Yuxiang.

Yue Fei's fourth son, Yue Zhen--- wife Yunxia.

Yue Fei's fifth son, Yue Ting--- wife Ruixian.

Yue Fei was a famous general, military strategist, strategist, national hero, calligrapher, poet during the Southern Song Dynasty, and was the first of the "Four Generals of Zhongxing" in the Southern Song Dynasty.