Speaking of the most famous anti-Jin generals of the Song Dynasty, I believe that the first thing that everyone thinks of is Yue Fei. Yue Fei attached great importance to the civilian anti-gold forces, and after carrying the banner of the northern conquest of lost land, he united all available forces, concluded the "Link heshuo", fought against jin together, made great military achievements, and recovered a large number of lost lands.
However, Yue Fei's Yue family army was able to be invincible and invincible, in addition to his leadership, it was also because there were several extremely outstanding generals, so do you know which generals? Today, Xiaobian will tell you about these generals.
First, Yue Yun
Yue Yun was the eldest son of Yue Fei, and when he was 12 years old, he joined his father as a soldier in the army. At the age of 16, yue flew out with Yue Fei to levy the lost land in the north, and in the second battle, Yue Yun was the first to climb the city of Suizhou, because the generals in his brave army called him "the winner", and then he became one of the most important generals in the Back Ridge Army. Subsequently, Yue Yun was even more brave in battle, and made countless battle achievements, even if his father concealed his battle achievements, he did not complain. He is best known for breaking the Jin army in the Battle of Xuchang and killing Xia Jinwu, the son-in-law of Wushu. However, Yue Yun was finally framed by Qin Ju and died in the downtown area of Lin'an.
Second place, Zhang Xian
Zhang Xian can be said to be one of Yue Fei's most trusted generals. He had followed Yue Fei since he was a child and made great military achievements, and he was responsible for mobilizing the Yue family army when Yue Fei was not in the army, which showed Yue Fei's trust in him. He fought heroically to retake Yingchang City and Huaining Province in the war of the Jin army's southern invasion, and also destroyed the elite troops led by Yan Zongbi, the commander of the Jin Dynasty, and recovered his homeland for more than ten miles, but he was also framed by Qin Ju and Yue Yun was beheaded in the downtown area of Lin'an.
Third place, Yang Zaixing
In his early years, Yang Zaixing followed Cao Cheng to plunder the Lingnan area. In 1132, when resisting Yue Fei's sweep, he beheaded Yue Fei's general Han Shunfu and Yue Fei's younger brother Yue Feng. In the end, Yang Zaixing was defeated and captured by Zhang Xian, and Zhang Xian wanted to kill Yang Zaixing on the spot, but Yue Fei spared his martial arts to absorb it, and Yang Zaixing, who followed Yue Fei, made many military achievements. First, it recaptured hundreds of rebel cottages and quelled the Rebellion of Ji and Qian, and then killed as many as a thousand pseudo-Qi soldiers. However, in 1140, when fighting against the Jin army, he led 300 light horsemen to encounter the Jin army at Xiaoshang Bridge, and although Yang Zaixing fought bravely, he was eventually killed on the battlefield because of the outnumbered people.
In the editor's view, these people are Yue Fei's confidants, but what is lamentable is that these generals either died on the battlefield, or they were framed and wronged and died, and none of them were able to die well. In some ways, it can also be said that without the support and leadership of these generals, Yue Fei's Yue family army would not have been able to reach the point of "regretting the mountain and shaking the Yue family army."