As we all know, the shame of Jingkang in 1127 is an unforgettable pain.
The Southern Song Dynasty, which was established because of this service, regarded revenge and hatred as the foundation of its own country in the first half of its life.
The turning point is finally ushered in after a hundred years.
In 1234, under the joint attack of Mongolia and the Southern Song Dynasty, the Jin State was also difficult to parry, and finally ushered in the end of the destruction of the country and the extinction of the species.
In this battle to slaughter the Jin State, although the Mongols were the main initiators of the campaign, in the massacre of the Jin people, the Mongols and the Southern Song Dynasty could no longer distinguish who was the dominant and who was the main force.
Both sides are full of hatred for the people of the Jin Dynasty, and they will want to put them to death as soon as possible.
The tragedy of the fall of the Jin Dynasty is not much worse than the shame of Jingkang, and a "Picture After Tasting" makes people clearly understand the tragedy of the fall of the Jin Dynasty, which is far more than 10 times the shame of Jingkang.
In 1127, relying on strong military strength and the surrender and treason of the Northern Song Dynasty's lords and factions, the Jin Dynasty broke through Bianliang, the capital of the Northern Song Dynasty.
The famous shame of Jingkang in history occurred as a result, and it was not only the Northern Song Dynasty royal family that suffered, but also ordinary people.
Dude Gong and Chong Duhou can only spend their lives in loneliness and humiliation on the distant Mobei grassland.
Fortunately, the ninth son of Song Huizong was running around and was not in Bianliang, so his survival allowed the Song Dynasty to continue, and the Southern Song Dynasty came into being.
It's just that Zhao Gou, the emperor's biological mother, Concubine Wei Xian, could only give birth to a child with Wanyan Zongxian in the Jin Dynasty.
This kind of shame and humiliation cannot be endured by any emperor.
The Southern Song Dynasty, which was able to survive, regarded the destruction of the Jin Dynasty as the foundation of its empire, and this opportunity finally arrived after a hundred years.
As for the hatred between the Mongols and the Jin Dynasty, it was not much worse than that of the Southern Song Dynasty.
Not many years after the Jin Dynasty collapsed the Northern Song Dynasty, in 1146, the indiscriminate Jin Dynasty nailed Genghis Khan's ancestor Baba Khan to death on a wooden donkey.
In addition to killing their ancestors, the Jin Dynasty also carried out a wheel-killing strategy with the Mongols, and all Mongolian men taller than the wheels were beheaded.
The continuation of the Mongol ethnicity and the development of pastoral agriculture were dealt a major blow by the Jin dynasty.
In this way, the Mongols and the Southern Song Dynasty reached an unprecedented agreement in their attitude towards the Jin Dynasty, and both sides regarded the Mongols as mortal enemies and wanted to get rid of them as soon as possible.
In 1206, the mighty Temujin completed the unification of the Mongols.
He finally had the time, energy, and ability to crusade against the Jin Dynasty's brutality against the Mongols.
But his strength alone was not enough to shake the powerful Jin Dynasty.
Similarly, the Southern Song Dynasty, which was in a corner of peace, also wanted to take revenge, but they were also not opponents of the Jin Dynasty.
As a result, the two sides deliberately began to make contact, even though it was clear that after the destruction of the Jin Dynasty, Mongolia would become a strong enemy of the Southern Song Dynasty, but the revenge of the Southern Song people had already forgotten this hidden danger.
From 1218 onwards, the cooperation between Mongolia and the Southern Song Dynasty was already imminent and a sure fact.
However, before the death of Genghis Khan in 1227, the two sides did not make substantial progress in the war against the Jin Dynasty.
Although the living space of the Jin Dynasty has been compressed, the Jin Dynasty still has a deterrent effect on both countries.
Temujin then went to Ögedei, and his ascension to the throne brought the Jin dynasty to the stage of dying and throeping.
The situation that was originally dominated by Mu Huali turned into a crushing situation for the entire Mongol Empire against the Jin Dynasty.
Under the leadership of Ögedei, the fall of the Jin Dynasty entered its final stage, and Ögedai poured the power of the entire Mongol Empire into the front line of the Jin Dynasty.
Famous Mongolian generals such as Torre and Subutai have made major breakthroughs on the front line of the Jin Dynasty.
In 1232, 50,000 Mongol soldiers annihilated 150,000 elite Jin led by Wanyan Heda.
In less than three years, the main army of 400,000 of the Jin Dynasty was annihilated by the Mongols.
The Southern Song Dynasty also joined the attack on the Jin Dynasty at this time.
In 1233, under the attack of the Mongols and the Southern Song Dynasty, the city of Bianliang surrendered to the Mongols.
In the city of Bianliang, the Mongols carried out the custom of slaughtering the city that they were proud of.
However, the Jin dynasty did not surrender, but survived in the city of Caizhou, preparing to organize forces against the Mongols and the Southern Song Dynasty.
In 1234, the rule of the Jin Dynasty officially ended, and the Mongol and Southern Song armies broke through the city of Caizhou, causing Jin Aizong to abdicate and Jin Mozong to be killed.
Faced with the Mongols' decision to bring Jin Aizong's body back to the grassland, the Southern Song Dynasty resolutely disagreed, and the two countries discussed and divided Jin Aizong in half and brought them back to their own countries to comfort their ancestors.
But the remaining nobles and people of the Jin Dynasty were not so lucky.
The queen of Jin Aizong was humiliated by the soldiers in a queue, and a "Picture After Tasting" was published.
The nobles of the Jin Dynasty were even pulled back to the grassland by the Mongols, and they tasted the sheep ceremony that the Jin Dynasty imposed on the royal family of the Northern Song Dynasty.
After the war, the cities of Bianliang and Caizhou were no longer alive, and all the men were executed by the Mongols on the spot, and all the women were pulled back to the steppe to become their slaves.
The demise of the Jin State was even more brutal than the shame of Jingkang, and although the Song Dynasty took revenge, it ushered in another strong enemy, and most of the people who suffered from the war were only from the Central Plains.