The grandson of Yang Ye, the general of the Yang family, in addition to Yang Wenguang's fame, there is also a Yang Zongmin.
Yang Zongmin character Jingxian, born in 1062, is Yang Wenguang's brother-in-law, that is, the son of Uncle Wenguang, which uncle, Xiaobian did not find relevant historical records.
He is also the cousin of Folding Jimin, and this line of his family should be married to the Fuzhou Folding Family, and his grandfather's wife is the Folding Old Lady of the Folding Family.
In 1097, when he was thirty-six years old, he repeatedly defeated the Xia army with Folding Kexing, who was one generation lower than Yang Zongmin, accumulated a lot of merit, and was awarded the History of Qizhou by the imperial court, and in 1111, he and his son jointly guarded Qizhou.
In 1125, he was transferred to the post of Grand Master of Wugong and renamed as the Assassin of Guizhou, leading the Qizhou soldiers and horses, defending the Liao, Jin, and Xia kingdoms, and during this year, he defeated the general Xiao Qulu of the Liao state.
In 1126, he was transferred to the governor of Yongxing Junlu And went south to Xi'an to assist Tang Zhong in Guanzhong. He came here, and it was also the place where he buried his bones.
After Emperor Gaozong of Song ascended the throne, Tang Zhong was appointed as the prefect of Jingzhao Province, present-day Xi'an. Soon, the Jingzhao Mansion was slightly placed as an envoy.
The Jin people marched south and invaded on a large scale, and at this critical time, Tang Zhong offered several suggestions to Emperor Gaozong, but they were not adopted. In the second year of Jianyan, in 1128, the Jin people crossed the river and occupied Hancheng County. At that time, all the elite of Jingzhao's defensive city were transferred, and Tang Zhong considered that it was impossible to defend, so he wrote a suicide note: "Loyalty and filial piety are not two sides, and righteousness is not born to insult my father."
Previously, Yang Zongmin had suggested that Tang Zhong should dig trenches along the river, fence and build fortifications to prevent Jin Guo from crossing the river, but Tang Zhong did not follow Yang Zongmin's advice.
At the time of the Siege of the City, there were fewer than a thousand soldiers in the city. Tang Zhong led his troops in a bloody battle, and after holding firm for more than ten days, the reinforcements had not yet arrived, and at the critical moment, his deputy envoy Fu Liang led hundreds of elite soldiers out of the city to surrender to the enemy, and the city pool was not defended, and the generals around him asked Tang Zhong to leave, and Tang Zhong said: "Dying on the battlefield is my fate and also my duty," and then continued to lead more than a hundred soldiers, continued to fight bloodily, and finally died by arrows.
Yang Zongmin was also on the edge of the Yellow River, leading troops to garrison to prevent the Jin State from smuggling across the river. After the destruction of Chang'an City, he did not flee, but continued to fight with the Jin army, and finally died in battle.
Tang Zhong and Yang Zongmin were both good men, and they did not flee, but fought to the end in blood, very bloody! Sacrifice your life for the country, magnificent!
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