Killed in Dali Temple.
Yue Fei joined the army to fight against the Jin Dynasty at the age of 20. On December 29, the 11th year of Shaoxing, Qin Hui convicted Yue Fei on the charge of "unfounded crimes." He was pulled to the ribs (blowed in the chest and ribs) by the jailer in Lin'an Dali Temple Prison. There are two other theories: Death by "giving poisoned wine" and hanging. There is no detailed record of Yue Fei's death in official history.
In history, although Yue Fei was killed, his achievements are indelible. Yue Fei expressed the demands of the violated nation, upheld his noble national integrity, persisted in the just struggle against the Jin Dynasty, and played a mainstay role in the civilization of the Han nation.
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Yue Fei’s achievements are indelible. He expressed the demands of the violated nation, upheld his lofty national integrity, persisted in the just struggle against the Jin Dynasty under difficult conditions, and knew how to care for the people's anti-golden power. He united with the anti-jin army and the people to save half of the rivers and mountains in the Southern Song Dynasty. , to protect the people of South China from the ravages of the Jin people, thereby preserving the highly developed Chinese economy and culture.
The novels and dramas about Yue Fei in the Ming Dynasty, such as "Jing Zhong Ji", "Wu Mu Jing Zhong Biography", "Legend of Jing Zhong Banner", etc., all have descriptions of Yue Fei's back tattooed. There are different versions of the tattoos, and the most popular ones are The broad one is "serve the country with loyalty and loyalty".
Yue Fei is a famous filial son in history. After Fei took his mother Yao to the military camp, he was afraid that the service would be inadequate. After handling the military affairs every night, he went to his mother's place to say hello. When his mother was ill, Yue Fei personally tasted the decoction and knelt down in front of the bed. He even walked softly and held his breath for fear of disturbing his mother's rest. Whenever he leads an army on an expedition, he must first tell his wife, Li Wa, to serve his mother well.
My mother-in-law died of illness in March of the sixth year of Shaoxing. Yue Fei and his eldest son Yue Yun carried the coffin nearly a thousand miles away from Ezhou and buried it in Lushan, Jiangzhou.
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