? Together with Hui and Qin, he was taken into exile in the State of Jin, and fled back to the Southern Song Dynasty for four years (1 127). Since then, Song Gaozong has been assisted, from official to prime minister. On the other hand, it belonged to the main pacifist faction in the Southern Song Dynasty, and opposed the forces of the civil war faction. One of the most well-known stories is Twelve to be no.1 Yuefei. Song surrendered, paid tribute and ceded land, and Jin stipulated that he could not be the prime minister without guilt. /kloc-in 0/8, Qin Gui became prime minister again, monopolizing state affairs, excluding dissidents, establishing a literary inquisition, vigorously denouncing anti-Jin officials, suppressing anti-Jin public opinion and tampering with official history. He also appointed Li Chunnian and others to enforce the boundary law, measure the land, re-determine the two taxes and other taxes, and secretly ordered all localities to increase the civil tax by 78%, causing many poor households to lose their money because of extortion.
In the twenty-fifth year of Shaoxing (1 155), Qin Gui died of illness, and was granted the title of Shenwang, with orders from posthumous title. His son Qin Gui tried to inherit the phase, but Song Gaozong refused. From then on, the Qin family lost its power and foundation in the Song Dynasty. The anti-Japanese faction felt that there was hope for Yue Fei's rehabilitation and demanded that Yue Fei's reputation be restored. Later, in order to encourage resistance to gold, Song Xiaozong rehabilitated Yue Fei and listed Qin Gui as the chief culprit of Yue Fei's death. After Qin Gui, he was only stripped of his title. According to legend, in order to get rid of Qin Gui's hatred, people made his image out of dough and threw it into an oil pan for frying. This is called frying, which later evolved into today's fried dough sticks.
How did Qin Gui, a traitor in history, die? Qin Gui died of illness in history. After Qin Gui was critically ill, Emperor Gaozong went to see him himself. When it was determined that his illness was incurable and his use value had ended, he made a will: take Qin Gui and his son Qin Gui, the heir prepared by Qin Gui. That night, Qin Gui died. Qin Gui's splendor is only a pawn of the emperor in the end. Of course, how the emperor used this piece remains to be discussed. Qin Gui is dead and Zhao Gou is alive; Qin Gui's family was deposed, and Zhao Gou remained his emperor.
Judging from later generations' comments on Qin Gui's treachery and cunning, Emperor Gaozong's plan was successful. Unfortunately, it's only half the battle. Of course, Zhao Gou himself failed to escape the eyes of history, and was finally clearly pointed out: a bad king. The disobedient Yue Fei became a victim and was buried with a large piece of land in the Song Dynasty.