The Song-Jin peace talks refer to the surrender of the Southern Song Dynasty to Jin, and the confrontation between Song and Jin was formed by the boundary between the two sides, which is also called Shaoxing peace talks. From the content, the first item of the Song-Jin peace talks is that the Southern Song Dynasty should submit to the State of Jin and congratulate others on holidays. The second is that the two sides have determined the border and ended the state of war. Third, Song paid 252,000 silver and 252,000 silk to Jin every year.
The historical background of the Song-Jin peace talks.
In the second year of Song Jingkang (A.D. 1 127), Bianjing was trapped in gold, Hui and Qin Jubei died in the Northern Song Dynasty. Later, the Song Dynasty moved south and changed to Yan. Until the eleventh year of Shaoxing (1 14 1) for fifteen years, it had been at war with Jin. However, during the war, Song never forgot to make peace for a day, while making peace and resisting Japan.
Song and Jin began to negotiate peace in Shaoxing in the seventh year (1 137). At the right time, the party was pseudo-neat, abolished, the Central Plains was empty, and Emperor Xizong was new. He was restless internally and had no time to take care of the south, which was the opportunity for the Song Dynasty to recover the rivers and mountains. However, Emperor Gaozong of the Southern Song Dynasty lacked courage, fearing that Jinfang would return to Qinzong and lose his throne, and that he would be arrogant if he was defeated. Therefore, although Yue Fei, Han Shizhong, Zhang Jun, generals and Prime Minister Zhao Ding all advised him to do so, they finally avoided the war and concentrated on making peace.