In the first month of 1125, heavy snow fell, and the Fleeing Tianzuo Emperor Yelü Yanxi, who was chased by the Jin soldiers, was forced to eat the wheat and a few dates offered by his entourage, and the hunger and cold were so strong that the retinue gave up food to Yelü Yanxi, and could only nibble on ice and snow to fill the hunger. He finally found a place to live in tiande's house, and then rushed to Dangxiang, but was captured by the Jin army about sixty miles east of Yingzhou New Town. In August, he was taken to the Jin Dynasty, where he was stripped of his throne and died of illness shortly after.
On the way to the Jin Kingdom, he remembered the original scene, and he said that Yan Aku had a rebellious heart, and he also said to the minister Xiao Fengxian to find an opportunity to kill, but Xiao Fengxian said that the Jurchen tribe was so ignorant of etiquette that he didn't have to care. So he quickly forgot about it, and he was very happy and rewarded with the fact that Ah Kuanta's brother and nephew and others catered to the hunt.
However, within a few years, Yan Akuta actually directly rebelled, and in 1115, Ah Kuanda established himself as emperor, with the national name of Dajin. After that, after yan a bone, he led his troops to conquest and began a large-scale battle with Liao. Originally, at the beginning, Yelü Yanxi did not look at the regime established by this Jurchen tribe, but only sent troops to deal with it. But who knew that the combat effectiveness of the Jin Dynasty was very strong, and many times it sent troops to block the attack ended in failure.
So he sent emissaries to make peace, but how could the newly established Jinguo continue to endure its own vassal state of Liao, so it refused without hesitation and said that if Liao could be a vassal state of the Jinguo, the war could be stopped. So the great war began again, and the Jurchen clan's combat strength was very strong, and soon hit the Huanglong Province, at this time, the Liao Tianzuo Emperor finally realized that the guys who called themselves the Golden Kingdom were very strong in combat and had to react.
Yerushalayim personally led an army of 700,000 to The Camel Gate, ready to defeat the Golden Army in one fell swoop. However, at this time, the rear was in chaos, Zhang Nu rebelled, and it was easy to be chaotic without the emperor sitting in the town, and he could only return to the imperial seat. The Jin army seized the opportunity of the Liao army's withdrawal and directly attacked the army, the Liao army was defeated, but the Tianzuo Emperor's personal conquest ended in failure, which seriously damaged the morale of the Liao army and boosted the arrogance of the Jin army.
After that, the Jin Dynasty and the Song Dynasty joined forces to attack the Liao Dynasty, and also agreed that whoever fought first would belong to whomever fought first, so after the conquest inside, the Liao was crumbling under the attack of Song Jin, and finally completely perished after the death of Yelü Yanxi in 1125. This was followed by the Western Liao, founded by the Great Stone of Yerushalayim, but which existed for less than 100 years and was also removed.
On the one hand, the Liao Dynasty did too many faint things during the 46 years of the reign of Emperor Daozong of Liao, and was controlled by power and traitors, completely destroying the Liao's ruling power. Although the Liao Daozong has provided disaster relief many times, it has not made the people at the bottom live better, but has complained more. By the time of Yelü Yanxi, the Tianzuo Emperor did not have the ability to bring the Liao Dynasty back to prosperity again, but had to get by.
When I first arrived at the Jurchen Clan, I had originally suspected that Yan Akuta had two hearts, but I forgot about it because of the minister's words. The later Liao Dynasty overthrowers were not nipped in the bud, so it took only 13 years to destroy the Liao, leaving only a long-fled Yelü Dashi dreaming of recovering the land.
Everything starts with a small detail, and it's too late to wait until it's amassed enough strength.
Reference: History of Liao, History of Jin