FinishEd Yan Zongbi, also called Jin Wushu, because the name of Jin Wushu, in novels and commentaries, is too loud, almost all women and children know, his real name is Completed Yan Zongbi, on the contrary, not many people know.
Jin Wushu is a famous general of the Jin Kingdom, he is the fourth son of the Jin Kingdom, therefore, also known as the "Four Princes", in the novels and commentaries, Jin Wushu is a big bad guy who has led troops to invade the Southern Song Dynasty many times, burning and looting, doing no evil, but always losing to Yue Fei.
In the "Complete Biography of Yue Yue", Jin Wushu was defeated, was ridden on the body by Niugao, Jin Wushu fought all his life, brave and fierce, did not expect to be humiliated like this, was killed by living qi, Niu gao saw Jin Wushu dead, laughed in the sky, also laughed to death, people commonly known as "angry death dragon, laughing dead tiger".
However, in the main history, Jin Wushu was not killed by Niu Gao, how did he die? What's the end?
In the historical records, Jin Wushu, that is, The Complete Yan Zongbi, is a fierce character, his real name is 斡啜, and he is also known as Wushu, Wuzhu, 斡出, 晃斡出. He is bold, courageous, good at shooting, good at using soldiers, and is definitely a good hand in fighting, and his military talent is very prominent.
In the first month of the sixth year of Tianfu (1122), the Jin army attacked the Liao state of Zhongjing (present-day Chifeng Ningcheng, Inner Mongolia), and Emperor Zonghan learned that Emperor Tianzuo of the Liao state was hunting at Mandarin Duck Luo (present-day Anguli, Zhangbei, Hebei), and Completed Yan and Emperor Zonghan divided their troops into two ways and raided Emperor Tianzuo of the Liao state, at that time, Completed Yan Zongbi and Zong Wang were in the army of Completed Yan Gao. The army crossed Qingling and found that there were more than three hundred Liao soldiers not far away, and Yan Zongwang led Yan Zongbi to lead a hundred horsemen to pursue, and during the battle, Yan Zongbi's bows and arrows were exhausted, so he immediately went forward to grab the Liao soldiers' guns, killed eight people alone, and captured five people. After Yan Zongbi's first participation in the war, he performed extraordinary, showing the bravery of superhuman, which impressed the Jurchen soldiers.
The "History of Jin" records: Zong Bi, whose real name is 斡啜, also known as Wushu, also as a mediation, or as a swinging, the fourth son of Taizu. Xi Yin was captured by the Liao guards Xi Nilie, and asked the Liao Emperor to hunt Mandarin ducks. Du Tong came out of Qingling, and Zong Wang, Zong Bi, and Zong Bi led hundreds of horsemen and monks to cross Lu, Bogu, and Yeris, and defeated them. Zong Bi finished his arrows, so he snatched the Liao soldiers' guns, killed eight people alone, and captured five people, and then tried the Liao lord to hunt in mandarin ducks, and he had not yet gone, but he could attack and take them.
In October of the third year of Tianhui (1125), the Jin State invaded the Song Dynasty, and the troops were divided into two routes, and the Western Route Army was commanded by the left deputy marshal Yan Zonghan. The Eastern Route Army was commanded by Yan Zongwang, who was in charge of the Eastern Route Army. The Eastern Route Army marched from Pingzhou (平州, in modern Lulong, Hebei) and captured Yanjing (present-day Beijing) in December, immediately attacking Zhongshan, Zhending, and Xinde.
In the first month of the fourth year of Tianhui (1126), Emperor Yan zongbi attacked Tangyin County, and after breaking the city, captured 3,000 Song troops. The Eastern Route Army forcibly crossed the Yellow River, and Yan Zongbi led the vanguard of three thousand horses into Kaifeng, hearing that Emperor Huizong of Song fled south, and Completed Yan Zongbi chose a hundred horsemen to chase after him, but before he could reach it, he received three thousand horses and returned. The Jin army besieged Kaifeng, and the Song Dynasty was forced to cede the three towns of Taiyuan, Zhongshan, and Hejian to make peace with Jin, and the Jin army returned to Yanjing. In August of the same year, Zong Bi once again went south with the right deputy marshal Yan Zongwang. In April of the following year, the Jin army captured Kaifeng, Emperor Huizong and Emperor Qinzong were captured, and the Northern Song Dynasty fell.
Subsequently, the Jin army pursued Emperor Gaozong of Song all the way, searched the mountains and inspected the sea to capture Zhao Shuo, and Zhao Shuo fled all the way south, frightened and frightened, and frightened to lose his fertility.
The biggest hardship that Yan Zongbi suffered was that in Huang Tiandang, a hundred thousand Jin troops entered a dead end, and were besieged for forty-eight days by the famous Southern Song General Han Shizhong with 8,000 troops, almost capturing Yan Zongbi and escaping from death.
So, how did Yan Zongbi die in the end?
After Yan Zongbi, because of his military achievements, he will enter the phase and be a very popular subject.
In the seventh year of the imperial reign (1147), Yan Zongbi served as a taishi, ordered the three provinces to be the marshal of the capital, and took sole control of the military and political power of the Jin dynasty.
In August of the eighth year of the emperor's reign (1148), Emperor Yanzong entered the Records of Taizu. In October of that year, he fell ill and died.
In the fifteenth year of Dading (1175), Jin Sejong posthumously honored Yan Zongbi as a loyal martyr.
In the eighteenth year of Dading (1178), Emperor Yan zongbi was able to enjoy the Taimiao Temple.