Song Huizong—Zhao Ji
Song Huizong was the eighth emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty. During his reign, he appointed treacherous officials such as Tong Guan, Gao Qiu, and Cai Jing, which led to political corruption and people's livelihood decline in the late Northern Song Dynasty. This led to the later "Jingkang Shame". He and his son Qinzong were kidnapped by the Jurchens to the Northern Kingdom. They were captured and tortured to death at the age of 54. They were buried in the Yongyou Mausoleum in Shaoxing, the capital. It can only be said that He deserved it, but he only suffered the people who were ravaged by the Jin Kingdom.
He was such a mediocre and unscrupulous emperor, but he was very accomplished in calligraphy and painting. He created a calligraphy font that later generations called "thin gold style". , he loved painting flowers and birds and formed his own "courtyard style". He is a rare artistic genius and all-rounder in ancient times. Later generations rated him as "Song Huizong was capable of everything, but he could not be the emperor's ear!