Emperor Huizong of Song was a very writing emperor, and his thin gold seemed to feel very cool. In addition, he also liked large stones, and asked the gentry from all over the country to send him stones to Beijing every day.
After the Outbreak of the Battle of Jingkang, Emperor Huizong of Song and Emperor Qinzong of Song, including ministers of culture and military affairs and concubines of the harem, were all captured by the Jin people as prisoners.
The Northern Song Dynasty has since declared its demise, but if you want to say that Song Huizong is the king of the subjugated country, it seems that it is really impossible to talk about it, because after all, people passed the throne to their son Song Qinzong, and besides, another son, Song Gaozong Zhao, established the Southern Song Dynasty in the south, continuing the life of the Song Dynasty. So after the Song Huizong Hunted in the North, did life be good?
Emperor Huizong of Song was imprisoned to death and humiliated.
After the Jin people went south, they attacked the capital city and abducted thousands of Song Dynasty dignitaries and their female dependents, including Emperor Huizong of Song, to the north.
This is the consistent style of the Jin people, they do not like to go south to encroach on other people's territory, they like to rush back to their own territory to share the spoils of war after the robbery is over.
In the first month of the first year of Jing Kang's reign, he performed a congratulatory ceremony at the Taiqing Palace in Bozhou and was fortunate to be in Zhenjiang Province. In April, he returned to the Beijing Division. In February of the next year, Emperor Wei of Jin traveled north. Shaoxing 5 years in April Jiazi, collapsed in the City of the Five Kingdoms, 50 years out of 4. In September of the seventh year, Jiazi, the fierce question to Jiangnan, Harakami Honored Emperor Shengwen Rende Xianxiao, temple number Huizong. --- History of the Song Dynasty
All the savings in the capital were plundered by the Jin, including important military maps, state tax books, etc., making the Jin people know the Song Dynasty very well.
All the antique calligraphy, paintings, and classic articles in the hands of Emperor Huizong of Song were snatched away by the Jin people, and his concubines were also forcibly abducted by the Jin people
, basically insulted.
After arriving at his destination, Emperor Huizong of Song was pressed to kowtow to the princes of the Jin Kingdom
He also wore filial piety clothes and went to kowtow to the ancestral hall where Yan Aku had beaten.
After insulting Emperor Huizong of Song, Jin Guo enshrined him as duke of Xiade and imprisoned him in Hanzhou.
Later, it was transferred to the Five Kingdoms City, which is now Yilan County, Heilongjiang.
This place is really cold, Song Huizong, such a southerner, is really a bit overwhelmed. To this end, he wrote many sad poems, including:
The westerly wind shook the door all night, and the depressed lonely house was faintly lit. Looking back at the three thousand miles of jiashan mountain, there were no geese flying in the south of the mountain.
Humiliated, he was imprisoned for 9 years and eventually died in the City of Five Kingdoms.
Emperor Huizong of Song stayed in the Five Kingdoms City for 9 years, and had been longing for his son Zhao Shuo to find a way to get him out, and once secretly wrote the pain in his heart on his vest and handed it to the ministers of Nandu, hoping that Zhao Shuo could remember the suffering of Emperor Huizong of Song.
Unfortunately, until his death, Emperor Huizong of Song could not see his son come to pick him up. After his death, Emperor Gaozong of Song, while bringing back Concubine Wei Xian behind the scenes, also transported The coffin of Emperor Huizong of Song back to Shaoxing for burial.
In February, he demoted the Second Emperor of Song to shuren. In March, Ding You, the Song Dynasty dazai Zhang Bangchang, was made Emperor of Dachu. Cut off the land and give it to the Kingdom of Xia. April Ethyl Unitary, Keshan Province, Take Yu Prefecture. Cheng shu ,with liubu lu du tong tart lazy as the marshal left supervisor of the army, And Nanjing lu tong jianmu as marshal left supervisor. Zong Han and Zong Wang returned as the Second Emperor of Song. --- "History of Jin"
Emperor Huizong of Song's concubines were occupied by the Jin people, that's for sure.
The sons of Emperor Huizong of Song were also killed by the Jin people one after another, and he gave birth to 31 sons, but only Zhao Zhuo successfully fled south, which shows that it may not be useful to have more births.
In addition, Song Huizong also gave birth to 34 daughters, although they are all princesses, but the fate is really very miserable, who let their father be Song Huizong?
These daughters of Emperor Huizong of Song, except for being too young, the Jin people did not start,
The rest were basically occupied by the Jin people, and there was no name.
Zhao Yupan, the Jiade Emperor, was originally the wife of the Left Guard general Zeng Yupan, and as a result became a concubine of Emperor Yan Zongpan of the Jin Dynasty. The Rongde Emperor Ji Zhao Jinnu, originally the wife of the left guard general Cao Sheng, was later taken as a concubine by Guanyan Chang, and after Yanchang was killed, she entered the palace to serve Jin Xizong.
There were also many princesses, who were tortured to death by the Jin people on the way to becoming captives. Those who can live to the Golden Kingdom have become the playthings of the Jin people, and they have no dignity at all.
Emperor Huizong of Song gave birth to so many sons and daughters, but the result was that they ended up like this. It was better to have fewer children in the first place, lest they suffer alive.
It was impossible for Emperor Gaozong of Song to bring back his father.
Emperor Huizong of Song had too many sons, and King Zhao of Kang was his ninth son. Emperor Huizong of Song did not really like this son very much, he preferred large stones and calligraphy and paintings.
The opportunity to inherit the throne, of course, has nothing to do with Zhao Shuo. It didn't matter if the throne didn't matter, I didn't expect that after Song Qinzong came to power, he would actually take him as a hostage of the Jin people.
In the spring of the first year of Jing Kang's reign, the Jin invaded the Beijing Division, and the army was in the northwest of the city, sending envoys into the city and inviting the prince, Zai Chen, and junzhong. The imperial court sent envoys such as Li Tong, who knew the Privy Council, to negotiate the three towns of Taiyuan, Zhongshan, and Hejian, and to send Zaichen to grant land, and the prince sent a large army across the river. Emperor Qinzong summoned the emperor to point out that the emperor was generous and asked for permission. He then ordered Zhang Bangchang to be the envoy of the emperor. Jin Shuai was in the middle of the day when he left the army that did not stay, and the emperor was idle. --- History of the Song Dynasty
Is this something that people do? Because Zhao Zhuo was not afraid of danger in the Camp of the Jin People, the Jin people mistakenly thought that he was a counterfeit and actually drove him away. Therefore, Zhao Zhuo had no feelings for Song Huizong and Song Qinzong, and the Imperial Family was originally shallow in feelings, more of a relationship of interests.
After Zhao Shuo ascended the throne, Emperor Huizong of Song and Emperor Qinzong of Song had been hoping that Zhao Shuo would come to rescue them, even if they were allowed to return to be civilians, it would be much stronger than in the north.
But will Zhao Shuo agree? Of course not. Because Zhao Zhuo understood that he was the emperor who had picked it up. As long as the emperor returns, then the emperor will have to stand aside.
Besides, Zhao Shuo was not liked by these two emperors, and now that they were in trouble, Zhao Shuo would not be willing to take them back psychologically and add to his own blockage.
Summary: The fate of Emperor Huizong of Song is purely self-inflicted.
Emperor Huizong of Song had a chance to escape, and everyone had fought to Kaifeng City, and he was actually defenseless. In this case, the claim that the Jin people ceded the land was credulously believed.
When the Jin people killed a hui horse gun for the second time, Song Huizong naturally could not escape. Therefore, the Jin people gave Song Huizong a chance, but he did not cherish it.
After that, the tragic end was only to atone for the luxury of the first half of his life. His big stones are not easy to find, and the flower stones in the Water Margin are specially set up for this preference of Emperor Huizong of Song, and the people are complaining.
Resources:
History of Jin
History of the Song Dynasty