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He ascended the throne at the age of nine, died at the age of twenty-four, and after his death, his mausoleum was exhumed and his body was thrown away. In 1093, Gao died of illness, and Zhezong began to pro-government. He immediately belittled Sima Guang, Fan Chunren, Su Shi, Su Rui, and other former Yuanyou ministers, and promoted the reformists such as Zhang Huan and Zeng Bu, basically overturning all the measures taken by Gao Shi when he listened to the government. On the 12th day of the first month of 1100, Zhezong died of illness at the age of twenty-four. After his death, he was buried in Yongtai Mausoleum in August. Although the construction of the mountain is so grand and strong, it is still inevitable that the fate of history will be lost.

The Northern Song Dynasty came into the hands of Emperor Zhezong of Song, and it has been six emperors and has spent more than 120 years.

He ascended the throne at the age of nine, died at the age of twenty-four, and after his death, his mausoleum was exhumed and his body was thrown away. In 1093, Gao died of illness, and Zhezong began to pro-government. He immediately belittled Sima Guang, Fan Chunren, Su Shi, Su Rui, and other former Yuanyou ministers, and promoted the reformists such as Zhang Huan and Zeng Bu, basically overturning all the measures taken by Gao Shi when he listened to the government. On the 12th day of the first month of 1100, Zhezong died of illness at the age of twenty-four. After his death, he was buried in Yongtai Mausoleum in August. Although the construction of the mountain is so grand and strong, it is still inevitable that the fate of history will be lost.

Emperor Zhezong Zhao Xu (1077-1100), the sixth son of Emperor Shenzong, was the mother of the Zhu clan, and because all five of his older brothers died early, he was able to succeed to the throne in the order of the eldest and youngest, at the age of nine.

When he was emperor, Zhezong was still an ignorant child, and his grandmother Gao Shi (滔滔) bowed to the government. Before he was seventeen years old, the major affairs of the country were decided by Gao Shi.

According to his grandmother's instructions, Jejong could only sign a book "can" or "can't", which is what history calls "yu sit and draw promise". After listening to the government, he complained a lot about this, and said to the minister more than once: "At that time, he was sitting in the back, his head was short, and he knew nothing about the affairs of the court, and he could only look at the back and buttocks of the empress dowager every day."

Although Gao shi did not delegate power to Zhezong, she never relaxed her discipline of him. She appointed Lü Gongzhuo, Fan Chunren, Su Shi, and other sages as Zhezong's attendants, hoping to make him an emperor who strictly abided by the law and understood the scriptures, especially a benevolent monarch like Renzong.

In terms of personal life, Gao Shi is also meticulous and carefully disciplined by her. Fearing that Emperor Zhezong would be injured by his youth, Gao sent twenty elderly palace attendants to him. At night, Jeongjong went to bed in the attic in front of Gao's bed every day, which disgusted him very much.

He ascended the throne at the age of nine, died at the age of twenty-four, and after his death, his mausoleum was exhumed and his body was thrown away. In 1093, Gao died of illness, and Zhezong began to pro-government. He immediately belittled Sima Guang, Fan Chunren, Su Shi, Su Rui, and other former Yuanyou ministers, and promoted the reformists such as Zhang Huan and Zeng Bu, basically overturning all the measures taken by Gao Shi when he listened to the government. On the 12th day of the first month of 1100, Zhezong died of illness at the age of twenty-four. After his death, he was buried in Yongtai Mausoleum in August. Although the construction of the mountain is so grand and strong, it is still inevitable that the fate of history will be lost.

When Zhezong was a teenager, Gao Shi wanted to hone his ability to manage government, and when discussing politics with the ministers, he often consulted him, and Zhezong always coldly replied: "Niangniang has been punished, and what do you want me to say." One day, when Gao found that an old table she had ordered to have been removed had reappeared in Jejong's palace, he asked him why he was like this, and Zhezong replied, "This is a relic of the former emperor." Gao Shi was shocked to hear this, knowing that after his death, Zhezong would definitely completely negate his administrative policy.

<h1>In 1093, Gao died of illness, and Zhezong began to pro-government. He immediately belittled Sima Guang, Fan Chunren, Su Shi, Su Rui, and other former Yuanyou ministers, and promoted the reformists such as Zhang Huan and Zeng Bu, basically overturning all the measures taken by Gao Shi when he listened to the government. </h1>

He ascended the throne at the age of nine, died at the age of twenty-four, and after his death, his mausoleum was exhumed and his body was thrown away. In 1093, Gao died of illness, and Zhezong began to pro-government. He immediately belittled Sima Guang, Fan Chunren, Su Shi, Su Rui, and other former Yuanyou ministers, and promoted the reformists such as Zhang Huan and Zeng Bu, basically overturning all the measures taken by Gao Shi when he listened to the government. On the 12th day of the first month of 1100, Zhezong died of illness at the age of twenty-four. After his death, he was buried in Yongtai Mausoleum in August. Although the construction of the mountain is so grand and strong, it is still inevitable that the fate of history will be lost.

After that, the Luo Party, the Shu Party, and the Shuo Party attacked each other and fought endlessly. The war with liao and western Xia on the border was becoming increasingly tight, and in the face of complicated state affairs, Zhezong, who thought that after the death of the empress dowager, he could make a plan and make a decision, was helpless and unable to solve it. The Northern Song Dynasty regime continued to this point, and it had "become more and more politically inferior" and sowed the bane of the Song Dynasty.

In the autumn of 1099, Emperor Zhezong's favored concubine Liu Shi bore him a son, Emperor Zhezong, who took the name Zhao Mao (赵茂) and made Liu Empress. Perhaps it was Le Ji who was sad, Zhao Mao, who had just passed the full moon, actually died prematurely, and Zhezong was very sad and quit the dynasty for three days. Unfortunately, only four days later, he and Liu's two-year-old daughter Princess Yang Guo also died of a violent illness and quit the dynasty for three days. Zhezong could not bear the successive blows and fell ill in bed.

He ascended the throne at the age of nine, died at the age of twenty-four, and after his death, his mausoleum was exhumed and his body was thrown away. In 1093, Gao died of illness, and Zhezong began to pro-government. He immediately belittled Sima Guang, Fan Chunren, Su Shi, Su Rui, and other former Yuanyou ministers, and promoted the reformists such as Zhang Huan and Zeng Bu, basically overturning all the measures taken by Gao Shi when he listened to the government. On the 12th day of the first month of 1100, Zhezong died of illness at the age of twenty-four. After his death, he was buried in Yongtai Mausoleum in August. Although the construction of the mountain is so grand and strong, it is still inevitable that the fate of history will be lost.

<h1>On the 12th day of the first month of 1100, Zhezong died of illness at the age of twenty-four. After his death, he was buried in Yongtai Mausoleum in August. </h1>

According to history, the YongtaiLing Project is huge, with more than 30,000 stones alone, 4,000 to 5,000 stonemasons, and more than 10,000 migrant workers. Due to the large amount of work and the tight schedule, the officials headed by The Mountain Tomb Envoy Zhang Huan were impatient and very cruel to the laborers, causing the migrant workers to be abused and flee one after another. Hunger and illness on the construction site continue to die day by day, and the dead are mostly abandoned in the wilderness and rocks, and after many years, the nearby villagers can see the tired white bones.

"Notes on the Quarry" contains: The people who live in the mountains and the earth are cloudy, and they have accumulated obscurity for a long time, and those who often hear the songs of the battle in the mountains mean that those who are unfortunate to die, the souls have not been liberated and idle?

The "song of voice service" issued by these souls and ghosts should be an indictment of the violence of Zhang Wei and others, and even a curse on Zhezong's labor and wealth!

Buried in Tailing were his extremely favored empress Liu Shi, and her two-year-old daughter Princess Yang guo, whose tomb was also quite tall at the time, showing Zhezong's love for her.

He ascended the throne at the age of nine, died at the age of twenty-four, and after his death, his mausoleum was exhumed and his body was thrown away. In 1093, Gao died of illness, and Zhezong began to pro-government. He immediately belittled Sima Guang, Fan Chunren, Su Shi, Su Rui, and other former Yuanyou ministers, and promoted the reformists such as Zhang Huan and Zeng Bu, basically overturning all the measures taken by Gao Shi when he listened to the government. On the 12th day of the first month of 1100, Zhezong died of illness at the age of twenty-four. After his death, he was buried in Yongtai Mausoleum in August. Although the construction of the mountain is so grand and strong, it is still inevitable that the fate of history will be lost.

<h1>Although the construction of the mountain is so grand and strong, it is still inevitable that the fate of history will be lost. </h1>

In 1130, the "Daqi" regime supported by the Jin Dynasty carried out destructive excavations of the tomb, and the treasures and cultural relics in the mausoleum were looted. During the Gaozong period of the Southern Song Dynasty, someone bought a crystal note in the Hangzhou market, and when Gaozong saw it, he burst into tears: "This is the mausoleum of the ancestral emperor Zhe Temple, and now that it has fallen here, how can I not be sad." ”

In 1148, Fang Tingshuo, the Southern Song Dynasty's Taichang Shaoqing (official in charge of ceremonies), sent an envoy to the Jin Dynasty and took the opportunity to visit the Song Tombs. As far as the eye can see, it is desolate, almost all the tombs have been excavated, and the entire imperial tombs are unbearable to see.

He ascended the throne at the age of nine, died at the age of twenty-four, and after his death, his mausoleum was exhumed and his body was thrown away. In 1093, Gao died of illness, and Zhezong began to pro-government. He immediately belittled Sima Guang, Fan Chunren, Su Shi, Su Rui, and other former Yuanyou ministers, and promoted the reformists such as Zhang Huan and Zeng Bu, basically overturning all the measures taken by Gao Shi when he listened to the government. On the 12th day of the first month of 1100, Zhezong died of illness at the age of twenty-four. After his death, he was buried in Yongtai Mausoleum in August. Although the construction of the mountain is so grand and strong, it is still inevitable that the fate of history will be lost.

When Fang Tingshuo arrived at Zhezong's Yongtai Mausoleum, he couldn't believe his eyes: Zhezong's bones were thrown outside the mausoleum. In ancient society, the ancestor or the monarch was excavated into the grave and the wilderness of the tyrannical corpse, which was a great shame and the most sad thing. The courtier wept bitterly, took off his robe, wrapped up Zhezong's bones, and placed them in the mausoleum again.

In this regard, later generations wrote in a poem:

The first emperor's attendants shed tears in the air,

Tailing's spring hope has been blurred.

This is exactly what happened. Today's Tailing, only a mound in the crop field, far away, there is no imperial style.

The "History of Song" commented on Zhezong as follows: False Shaoshu's words, the duty to oppose the former government, to retaliate against kindness, tame the party membership in misfortune, gentlemen to rebuke, and Song Zhengyi is slightly beneficial. Oh, what a pity!

He ascended the throne at the age of nine, died at the age of twenty-four, and after his death, his mausoleum was exhumed and his body was thrown away. In 1093, Gao died of illness, and Zhezong began to pro-government. He immediately belittled Sima Guang, Fan Chunren, Su Shi, Su Rui, and other former Yuanyou ministers, and promoted the reformists such as Zhang Huan and Zeng Bu, basically overturning all the measures taken by Gao Shi when he listened to the government. On the 12th day of the first month of 1100, Zhezong died of illness at the age of twenty-four. After his death, he was buried in Yongtai Mausoleum in August. Although the construction of the mountain is so grand and strong, it is still inevitable that the fate of history will be lost.

Emperor Zhezong was childless, and his heir was Emperor Shenzong's eleventh son, Zhao Yao (Huizong), and twenty-seven years later, Zhao Tuo and his princes and princesses were captured by Jin soldiers, and the Northern Song Dynasty perished. Therefore, someone once said: "After the death of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhezong has laid the root of the curse." ”

@Non-empty Original debut

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bibliography:

History of song, Tomb of the Chinese Emperor, Baidu Encyclopedia.

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