"The Storm of the Two Song Dynasties" tells the history from the fall of the Northern Song Dynasty to the years of war between the Southern Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty and the final peace agreement. It includes famous historical events during the two Song Dynasties, such as the Jingkang Incident, The peace talks between Song and Jin Dynasties, etc.; and analyzed the reasons for the occurrence of these major historical events and their impact on history. At the same time, it talked about many familiar historical figures and revealed the fate and character characteristics of these historical figures.
When Song Shenzong, the sixth emperor of the Song Dynasty, was on the throne, he appointed Wang Anshi to carry out reforms. The national economy developed rapidly and the country became rich and prosperous. According to modern expert statistics, the gross national product of the Northern Song Dynasty accounted for 80% of the world at that time. It was the Ming Dynasty. 10 times as much. But in 1127 AD, the Jin Kingdom established by the Jurchen tribe in northern China went south and destroyed the Northern Song Dynasty in one fell swoop. This was the famous Jingkang Disgrace in history. Both emperors of the Song Dynasty were kidnapped by the Jin army. , King Kang Zhao Gou came to the throne and led the remnants of his troops to move south. Therefore, historically, the Song Dynasty was divided into two periods: the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty. So why was the prosperous and prosperous Northern Song Dynasty so vulnerable? And what kind of person was Song Huizong, the king of the country's subjugation? What kind of emperor?
Song Huizong (1082-1135), whose surname was Zhao and whose given name was Ji, was the eighth emperor after the Northern Song Dynasty. His title was Xuanhe Master, Taojun Emperor, Daojun Taishang Emperor, and his posthumous title. The body and spirit are combined with Tao, Jun, Lie, Xun, Gongsheng, Wen, De, Xianci and Xianxiang. Emperor. Painter and calligrapher. The eleventh son of Shenzong of the Song Dynasty, younger brother of Zhe Zong. His biological mother, Queen Chen of Qinci, Shenzong of the Song Dynasty. Zhe Zong died of illness and asked the Queen Mother to make him emperor. The eighth emperor of the Song Dynasty (reigned from 1100 to 1125), he reigned for 25 years. He was captured and tortured to death at the age of 54. He was buried in Yongyou Mausoleum (35 miles southeast of today's Shaoxing County, Zhejiang Province). He was good at He writes in regular script, cursive script, landscapes, figures, flowers and birds, and ink bamboo. He is good at euphemistic words and created "thin gold style" calligraphy.