Jin Aizong, completed Yan Shouxu, Jin Xuanzong completed Yan Jing's third son. In December 1223, Emperor Xuanzong collapsed, and Emperor Aizong received a testament to the throne as emperor.
Emperor Aizong of Jin reigned for 11 years, reigning from 1224 to 1234, using the two era names of Chia Tai and Tianxing.
The main events are as follows:
1224 – The first year of Zhengda: Gao Ru ( 高汝砺薨 ;
1225 – The second year of Zhengda: Reconciled with the Xia Kingdom; beheaded the law-breaking magnates;
1226 - The third year of Zhengda: Yuan Bing attacked Xia;
1227 - The fourth year of Zhengda: Dayuan attacked Shunde, Pingyang, Shangzhou and other places;
1228 – The Fifth Year of Zhengda: Right Master An Shi xue;
1229 – The sixth year of Zhengda: Peace with Yuan;
1230– The seventh year of Zhengda: Yuan Bing besieged the old Weizhou;
1231 – The eighth year of Zhengda: Dayuan Pingfengxiang Province;
1232 – Tianxing First Year: Dayuan Ping Zhongjing; Dayuan Attacked Fenjing; and fought with the Mongols and failed;
1233 – Tianxing II: Cui Li rebelled; After the fall of Fenjing, Emperor Aizong of Jin fled to Cai Prefecture; Song and Mongolia jointly attacked Cai;
1234 - Three years of Tianxing: Emperor Aizong of Jin was not the king of the fallen country, and the marshal of the succession was Yan Chenglin, hanged himself, and died of Jin.
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