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Zhu Yuanzhang, as well as other leaders of the uprising.
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In 1276 the Song Dynasty fell and was destroyed by the Yuan Dynasty.
The Song Dynasty (960-1279) was a dynasty in Chinese history that inherited five dynasties and ten kingdoms under the Qiyuan Dynasty, divided into two stages, the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty, with a total of 18 emperors and 319 years of reign.
In 960, the Later Zhou generals launched the Chenqiao Mutiny, supported the return of Song Prefecture to the German army, made Zhao Kuangyin the emperor, and established the Song Dynasty. In order to avoid the chaos of the division of the late Tang Dynasty and the dictatorship of the eunuchs, Zhao Kuangyin adopted the policy of emphasizing literature and suppressing the military, strengthened the centralization of power, and deprived the military generals of their military rights. After Song Taizong succeeded to the throne, he unified the whole country, and Song Zhenzong gradually entered into the ruling world after concluding the alliance with Liao.
In 1125, the Jin State invaded the south, resulting in the disgrace of Jingkang and the destruction of the Northern Song Dynasty. King Kang Zhao Gou ascended the throne in Yingtianfu in Nanjing and established the Southern Song Dynasty. After the peace conference of Shaoxing and the Jin State with the Qinling-Huai River as the boundary, in 1234 the Union and Mongolia destroyed the Jin, in 1235 the Song and Yuan Wars broke out, in 1276 the Yuan Dynasty captured Lin'an, after the Battle of Yashan, the Southern Song Dynasty perished.
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Zhang Hongfan (1238, February 11, 1280), the name Zhongchou, a famous general of the Yuan Dynasty, was a native of Dingxing, Yizhou (under the jurisdiction of Nanjing Dao during the Liao Dynasty, under the jurisdiction of Zhongdu Road during the Jin Dynasty, and now under the jurisdiction of Hebei). He participated in the Battle of Xiangfan, and then followed Marshal Boyan to the south to conquer the Song Dynasty, and finally led the Yuan army to destroy the Southern Song Dynasty in the Battle of Kushan Mountain.
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1. The Northern Song Dynasty was destroyed by the Jin Dynasty in 1127, and the Southern Song Dynasty was destroyed by the Yuan Dynasty in 1279.
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The Northern Song Dynasty was destroyed by the Jin Kingdom! The Southern Song Dynasty was destroyed by the Yuan Dynasty!
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1. The Northern Song Dynasty was overthrown by the Mongol Empire.
2. It happened in 1271.
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The Northern Song Dynasty was established by Zhao Kuangyin.
Overthrown by King.
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The Northern Song Dynasty was overthrown by the Jin State, and the right-hand man of the Jin State to destroy the Northern Song Dynasty should be Wanyan Wushu.
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The Song Dynasty was destroyed by Kublai Khan and belonged to the Mongol ethnic group. In 1279 (to the sixteenth year of the Yuan Dynasty), the remnants of the Southern Song Dynasty in exile in Yashan were finally eliminated, and the great unification of the whole country was completed.
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Zhao Yu, also known as Song Huaizong, was the ninth emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty, one of the three emperors of the late Song Dynasty, and the last emperor of the Song Dynasty. Zhao Yu is the third son of Song Duzong, the younger brother of Emperor Song Gong and Song Duanzong, and was once awarded the titles of Duke of Xinguo, King Guang, King Wei, etc., and his biological mother was Yu Xiurong. In April of the third year of Jingyan, he became the emperor in Gangzhou and changed to Yuan Xiangxing.
He reigned in 278 and reigned for 313 days in 1279 at the age of 8.
On March 19, the second year of Xiangxing, the Southern Song Dynasty and the Mengyuan Dynasty met in Yashan for a decisive battle, the Song army was defeated by the Yuan army, the Yuan army then surrounded Yashan, the left prime minister Lu Xiufu then carried the 7-year-old Zhao Yu to his death in Yashan, and the 100,000 soldiers and civilians of the Southern Song Dynasty in Yashan also threw themselves into the sea and martyred, and the Song Dynasty fell.
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