The famous anti-Jin generals, militarists, militarists, national heroes, calligraphers and poets in the Southern Song Dynasty ranked first among the "Four Generals of Zhongxing" in the Southern Song Dynasty. He attached importance to the folk anti-Jin forces, and concluded the plan of "connecting the river with the new moon", advocating that the folk anti-Jin forces north of the Yellow River cooperate with Song Jun to recover lost land;
Manage the army, reward and punishment are clear, discipline is strict, and you can sympathize with your subordinates and set an example. The "Yue Jiajun" led by him is known as "freezing to death without demolishing the house and starving to death without being captured". The Jin army has a comment that "it is easy to shake the mountain, but difficult to shake the Yue family army" to show its sincere admiration for the Yue family army.
Huo Qubing was a famous anti-Hungarian general and a young general in the Western Han Dynasty. Huo Qubing was born into a legendary family. He is the son of Wei Xiaoer, a slave in Princess Pingyang's house, and Huo Zhongru, a petty official in Pingyang County. The beadle dare not admit to having an affair with the princess's handmaiden, so Huo Qubing can only be born as an illegitimate child.
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Yue Fei's Northern Expedition Against Gold:
11In the spring of 34 (the fourth year of Shaoxing), Yue Fei wrote to Song Ting, requesting the Northern Expedition to recover lost territory. In May, Yue Jiajun crossed the river from Ezhou (now Wuhan, Hubei) and began the Northern Expedition. In the first battle, Yunzhou (now Zhongxiang, Hubei) was conquered, and then the soldiers were divided into two ways. Yue Fei ordered Zhang Xi 'an to attack Suizhou. He led the main force to Xiangyang Prefecture (now Xiangyang, Hubei Province).
In July, the rulers sent tens of thousands of reinforcements and defeated soldiers to stop Yuegujun from going north, and set up more than 30 camps in the northwest of Dengzhou in an attempt to stop Song Jun from going north. Yue Jiajun fought bravely, defeated the allied forces of Jin and Puppet Qi in one fell swoop, and successfully captured Dengzhou. Yue Fei divided his forces and successively recovered Tang Zhou (now Tanghe, Henan Province) and Xinyang.
1 136 (the sixth year of Shaoxing) went north again, occupied Yiyang and Luoyang, and was forced to withdraw to Ezhou because of fighting alone. Yue Fei's ambition was not rewarded in this Northern Expedition, and he wrote "Man Jiang Hong". 1 140 years (Shaoxing ten years), Jin Wushu invaded the south, Yue Fei sent troops to break the nomads, recovered Zhengzhou and Luoyang, and entered Zhuxian Town, only 45 miles away from Fengfeng. Yue Jiajun's morale was high and he shouted "Go straight to Huanglong".
In the later Anti-Japanese War, Yue Fei won a greater victory, but Song Gaozong, Zhao Gou and Prime Minister Qin Gui began to frame Yue Fei in order to completely control the army and suppress the hawks.
1 14 1 year (the 11th year of Shaoxing), Yue Fei's northern expedition failed for political reasons, and Yue Fei was also killed. The emperor poisoned Yue Fei to the pavilion on trumped-up charges such as "coming to the army for conquest" and "riding in". Yue Fei died at the age of 39.
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