Yue Fei, the hero of the Great Song Dynasty, was recalled on the most glorious Northern Expedition, and then, the people actually beat gongs and drums, and the whole country rejoiced? What secrets are hidden behind this?
In 1127, the Northern Song Dynasty was destroyed by the Jin state.
The surviving Zhao Gongzi, with the support of civil forces, became Emperor Gaozong of Song. However, the Jin army is still like a wolf, repeatedly invading the Central Plains and threatening to dominate the rivers and mountains. At that time, Yue Fei was only 25 years old, and although his official position was not high, he had a passion for blood. When Emperor Gaozong of Song decided to move south and give up large areas of the Central Plains, Yue Fei repeatedly proposed a Northern Expedition, but was repeatedly rejected and even thrown out of the barracks.
But Yue Fei's determination to expedition to the Northern Expedition became stronger and stronger.
He looked around for like-minded people to fight the rogues while accumulating troops. His outstanding martial arts and unique vision attracted countless heroic men who were willing to contribute to the country, and together formed the Yue Family Army that was beginning to take shape. This army, which later became the most powerful armed organization in the Southern Song Dynasty, made the Jin soldiers fearful with each conquest.
By 1134, the Jin army had invaded the south again, rapidly approaching the Song capital. Emperor Gaozong of Song had to issue orders for the Northern Expedition. Yue Fei seized this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and embarked on his own Northern Expedition. He successively recovered many lost lands, such as the six counties of Xiangyang, as well as important areas such as Shang, Dai, Cai, and Chong, each time making the Jin army collapse.
In the fifth year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei's mother died, but Yue Fei was nervous due to the war, and only kept filial piety in April and once again waved his army to the Northern Expedition. His Northern Expedition achievements were enough to make Jin Guo fearful. However, when victory was within reach, Emperor Gaozong of Song, persuaded by the traitor Qin Huan, chose to make peace with the Jin State.
This decision made Yue Jiajun's heart like a knife. However, the good times did not last long, and soon the Jin State once again broke its promises and attempted to eliminate the Southern Song Dynasty in one fell swoop. Yue Fei once again put on his armor and swept his Northern Expedition, and his Yue family army won one after another like a broken bamboo.
But just when the Song army was in full swing and hope was reappearing, a shocking news came - Yue Fei was recalled to Lin'an.
In the era of war, when the country was ruined, the figure of a heroic general gradually appeared. At the moment when victory was in sight, Yue Fei's heart was up and down like a huge wave, how could he have imagined that the dream of regaining the country that was within reach would be shattered by a piece of imperial list.
He was full of passion and worried about the country and the people, but when the edicts that were as heavy as Mount Tai came, Yue Fei's heart was full of horses. The gold medal of the edict made of gold conveyed the emperor's resolute will. He had to hold on to his loss and grief and lead his subordinates back to the dynasty.
But an even bigger blow followed, and as soon as he stepped into the imperial city, he was deprived of his military power with brilliant battle achievements and wrongly rebelled. In the face of the trial, he suddenly took off his armor and revealed the four words "loyal to the country" behind him, an unforgettable oath, as if indicting the injustice of this era.
Many generals couldn't bear it, and they all complained for Yue Fei, but that powerful minister Qin Hui only replied with three words: "There is no need." With these three words alone, the hero of a nation was eclipsed and unjustly imprisoned.
The people outside the city, mistakenly thinking that they had caught a traitor, celebrated gladly.
They did not know that the so-called traitor carried a heavy national mission behind him and was the hope of the entire Central Plains. The tears and blood shed by Yue Jiajun's brothers are all proving the truth and innocence of this hero.
Finally, the years passed, and history gave Yue Fei a fair evaluation. When Emperor Xiaozong of Song posthumously named him the "King of Zhongwu and E", people once again recalled his passionate "Manjiang Hong", and the ambition and emotions in the poem seemed to call for the revitalization of the country: "Anger rushes to the crown, Xiao Xiaoyu rests and looks up at the sky and roars; The morning is like green silk twilight into snow, and the eyes are full of rivers and mountains. ”
In this situation, Yue Fei will always live in our memories and become a national hero passed down from generation to generation.
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