Zhang Yu was originally a Ma Jun in Zhengding Prefecture (now Zhengding, Hebei Province). Later, he gathered the masses and crossed the river from Huaixi. In the first year of Jianyan (1 127 1), Chizhou (now Anhui) was captured in November. Later, he attacked Jiangzhou (now Jiujiang, Jiangxi) and Huangzhou (now Huanggang, Hubei) in the west, but led the army eastward. In the first month of the following year (1 128), Zhou Zhen (now Yizheng North, Jiangsu Province) and Zhenjiang Prefecture (now Jiangsu Province) were captured, claiming to have 20,000 soldiers. Later, Wang Yuan, the governor of Zhejiang Province, went to Zhenjiang and led hundreds of people straight into Changyu Camp. Zhang Yu came out of the camp and was appointed as the Xuan Zan Scheeren. But Reng Zhang led the troops to plunder everywhere, and the assistant minister of the Ministry knew about Lv Yihao in Yangzhou, and the imperial camp made Si Qian lead Han Shizhong to Zhenjiang, killing Liu Zhifeng, the mastermind of Changyu Plan, and 29 officials. His army has been fixed, and his ten thousand people will go to Han Shizhong.

The collapse of Zhongshan building

Zhongshan House (now Dingxian County, Hebei Province) is an important town in Hebei Province, and it is also known as the three towns with Taiyuan (now Shanxi) and Hejian (now Hebei). It was the main barrier to the north of Tokyo (now Kaifeng, Henan) in the Northern Song Dynasty. As early as the winter of the seventh year of Xuanhe, the Jin army invaded south for the first time, and resistance was organized here. When Song and Ting made peace, Jin proposed the conditions of cutting three towns to give gold. In the autumn of the first year of Jingkang (1 126), Jin Jun sent troops to attack the Song Dynasty for the second time, and surrounded Zhongshan House again. When Chen Gou, the new magistrate, took office, the nomads from the army had arrived at the gate. He rushed into the city and led the soldiers and civilians to continue their resistance to gold. In the autumn of the first year of Jianyan (1 127), the Jin people divided their forces to attack Lianghe County. Most of the areas fell into the hands of the Jin people, and only a few counties and counties such as Zhongshan House still could not hold on. However, being besieged for a long time, Zhongshan Fucheng was completely out of food, and the military and civilians were unable to resist. Finally, in March of the second year of Jianyan (1 128), it was captured by the Jin Army. Since the siege in the last years of Jingkang, Zhongshan Prefecture has held on for three years, which is one of the most famous defense battles of loyal ministers in Song Dynasty against 8 Jin Army in Lianghe area.

Mingzhou fell.

Mingzhou (now Yongnian East, Hebei Province) is one of the strategic towns in Hebei Province. In the summer of the first year of Jianyan (the fifth year of Jintianhui 1 127), it was surrounded by the Jin army, and it was known that Lin Wang sent gold to the city in. The soldiers and civilians were furious, killed his whole family, and elected Han Yi, the control officer, to preside over the Yugoslav capital. At that time, Zhao Shizhen, the royal family, escaped the escort of 8 Jin Army on the way to the north, and then convened an uprising army in Cizhou (now Cixian County, Hebei Province). When he learned about Mianzhou, he led the army to clear the way, and when he arrived in Handan (now Hebei Province), he asked Li Cong, the prosecutor, to lead troops. They broke the camp of 8 jin j and entered the city. After Zhao Shizhen entered the city, the Jin people surrounded him more tightly and wanted to keep the siege for a long time, but the soldiers and civilians in the city persevered for 274 days and fought 57 battles. In April of the second year of Jianyan (1 128, the sixth year of Jintianhui), the soldiers and civilians guarding the city were forced to break through, and they were occupied by the Jin army only in Mianzhou, Daming Prefecture (now Hebei Province).

Zhou Pu line Luo

In July, the sixth year of Tianhui (1 128, the second year of Jianyan in the Southern Song Dynasty), Jin Jun launched a strategic attack again, preparing to destroy the Song Dynasty in one fell swoop. In October, the main force of Hedong 8 Jin Army led by the Korean War crossed the river from Liyang (now Xunxian County, Henan Province) and joined the generals of Hebei 8 Jin Army at the gates of Zhou Pu (now Juancheng North, Shandong Province). Although Zhou Pu is a small town, it comes down in one continuous line with Dongping (now Shandong) and Kaidefu (now Puyang, Henan), which is of great strategic significance. Sticky Korea thought it was a small county at first, but he didn't care too much. On the contrary, he split Li Duo's leader Wu Shu to attack the German government. Zhou Pu garrison commander Yao Duan, by surprise. He attacked the Golden Camp at night and threw himself at Zhong Jun. He hurried away barefoot, just to escape. Later, Wu Shu's department could not attack the German government, and it also turned to attack Zhou Pu. At that time, Yang Cuizhong led the soldiers and civilians to stick to it for 33 days. 1 1 mid-month, the city was breached, Yao Duan led the dead to break through, Yang Cui was captured, and the soldiers, civilians and children in the city were slaughtered. Soon, Kadef was also captured, and Wang Di, the county magistrate, died. In this way, Jin Jun opened the first line of defense in the Southern Song Dynasty.

The fall of Daming mansion

Daming House (now Daming in Hebei Province) was Beijing in the Northern Song Dynasty, and it was one of several counties in Lianghe area that could not be held for a long time since Jingkang. In the second year of Jian Yan (six years of Jintianhui 1 128), before Jin Zhijun occupied most of Shandong and prepared to attack Yangzhou (now Jiangsu), the Korean War led troops to besiege Daming on a large scale and captured Dongping and Jinan people at the gates to surrender. Guo Yong, a prisoner on Hebei East Road, led the troops to make a desperate attempt, personally toured the city day and night, and sent people to the court in a hurry with silk books. In the end, the city was broken because of defeat. Zhang Yiqian, an assistant envoy and an important official of Hebei provincial government, and Pei Yi, a transit judge, led the people to meet the surrender. Guo Yongze sat on the rostrum and never surrendered. Finally, the whole family was killed. All the people in the city wept bitterly, and the nomads from the city retreated and rushed to carry the body for burial.

Wumashanzhai anti-gold

Wumashan now belongs to Zanhuang County, Hebei Province. As early as the winter of the first year of Jingkang (1 126, the fourth year of Jintianhui), Zhao Bangjie, a doctor of Wuyi, organized the rebels to resist the gold here. Later, Ma Kuo was captured by the former Baozhou Road, and he also fled here in February in the second year of Jianjian (1 128, the sixth year of Jintianhui). Soon, a man who claimed to be "the faithful king of Zhao Zhen" also came to the hut. They * * * led the insurgents and set up Chaotian, Iron Wall and other villages in the mountains, and the number once grew to more than 100,000. Loyalty clubs scattered in Hebei and even Hedong mostly exchange information and support each other with Wuma Shanzhai. In March, Ma Kuo was ordered to visit Emperor Gaozong and requested to send troops to the Northern Expedition to recover lost territory. Song Gaozong appointed loyal Zhao Zhen as the marshal of all the military forces outside the river, and Ma Kuo was the general manager of the Marshal's Mansion, but only transferred him as Ma Kuo's "Wu Jun Qian Jun". Later, he wrote a letter to the effect that "one person can't cross the river by himself", so Ma Kuo could only be stationed on the south bank of the Yellow River and could not move forward. In autumn, 8 jin j got a tip-off from a rebel in the stronghold and laid siege to the stronghold on a large scale. The rebels fought alone, and finally because the water source was cut off, the stronghold finally fell, and the "loyal monarch" didn't know what to do. Later, Ma Kuo's army was defeated by the Nomads, retreated to Yangzhou (now Jiangsu), and Ma Kuo was dismissed.

Spencer uprising

Shi Bin participated in the Sung River Uprising at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty. In the first year of Jian Yan (1 127), the uprising resumed. In July, after capturing Xingzhou (now Lueyang, Shaanxi Province), it was built as emperor. In November of the following year (1 128), xingyuan (now Hanzhong, Shaanxi) was besieged, but he returned to Guanzhong and entered Chang 'an (now Xi 'an, Shaanxi). After being attacked by Jingyuan military commander Wu Jun, he retreated to Du Ming Town (now southeast of Xi). Spencer was captured and sacrificed and the uprising failed.

Zhai Jin resists gold

At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, Zhai Jin was the first general in Jingxi and defeated the Khitan soldiers many times. After Jin destroyed the Northern Song Dynasty, he led troops into the village and continued to resist Jin. In March, the second year of Jian Yan (1 128, the sixth year of Jintianhui), he took advantage of the opportunity of Jin people to enter Shaanxi and led his troops to recover Xijing (now Luoyang, Henan). On the recommendation of Zong Ze, he was appointed as the special envoy to know about Henan Province (now Luoyang East, Henan Province) and to fill the Northwest Road in Beijing. In April, he led troops to attack 8 jin j, and his son Zhai Liang was killed. Then, he led Han Shizhong and others to attack the Nomads from Wen Jia Temple, and was defeated again. Shizhong withdrew his troops and returned to the south. In October, the rebel Jin Yang attacked Ruzhou (now Linru, Henan) and Luoyang (now Henan), and Zhai Jin was ordered to make a crusade. In Gaoming Mountain (now northwest of Songxian County, Henan Province), a fierce battle broke the enemy's four villages and chased for dozens of miles. Ma Zhen fell into the moat and was harmed by Jin Yang.

Wang Yan nan GUI

Wang Yanyuan, the leader of the "Eight-character Army", plans to go north to fight Taiyuan (now Shanxi) on a large scale, asking Tokyo to stay in Zong Ze and send troops to cooperate. But Zong Ze worried that Wang Yan was alone and could not enter the customs alone, so he called him to Kaifeng (now Henan) to discuss. In May of the second year of Jianyan (1 128), Wang Yan led 10,000 elite people of the Eight-character Army to cross the river to Kaifeng. In July, Zong Ze died unfortunately. Wang Yan paid for the troops to stay in Tokyo. He led Qin Bing to Yangzhou (now Jiangsu) to see Emperor Gaozong and asked him to go north to resist the gold. Wang Yan saw Huang Qian Shan and Wang Boyan in power, urged the loyal militia in Liangjiang to look forward to Julian Waghann, and asked the court to comply with the people's hearts and quickly send troops to the Northern Expedition. At that time, the court asked for peace with Kim, but it failed. Wang and Huang are very angry Therefore, Wang Yan's appointment was cancelled and he was appointed as the commander-in-chief of Pingkou. Wang Yan was so disappointed that he claimed to be an official. Wang Yanhou was the former commander-in-chief of the Sichuan-Shaanxi army of Zhang Jun's department, and an Anfu ambassador of Jin (now Ankang, Shaanxi Province), Jun (now northwest of Xun County, Hubei Province) and Fang (now Fangxian County, Hubei Province). He led the Eight-character Army as the official army of the Southern Song Dynasty and fought bravely against the Jin Army and the pseudo-Qi Army with outstanding achievements. In the sixth year of Shaoxing (1 136), Wang Yan was relieved of military power and renamed Shaozhou (now Shaoyang, Hunan). Nine years (1 139).

Ye Nong uprising

Ye Nong was originally a soldier in Jianzhou (now Jian 'ou, Fujian). In June of the second year of Jianyan (1 128), he led thousands of people to revolt, killed officials and attacked the county. Then he moved to Fuzhou (now Fujian) and returned to Jianzhou in July to conquer Zhenghe (now south of Songxi, Fujian), Ningde, Pucheng and Jianyang (now Fujian) and other counties. Song Ting ordered the imperial camp to control Zhang Jun, Zhejiang Province to improve some prisons, and Zhao Zhe led the troops to crusade. In November, Ye Nong was defeated by Zhao Zhe and surrendered. After seeking a comeback, things leaked out and were killed by Zhang Jun.

Liu Yu put down his gold.

In the sixth year of Tianhui (1 128, the second year of Jianyan in the Southern Song Dynasty), in November, the Jin army captured Zhou Pu (now north of Juancheng, Shandong Province) and Kaidefu (now Puyang, Henan Province), and then successively occupied Xiangzhou (now Anyang, Henan Province), Dezhou, Donghufu (now Shandong Province) and other places. In early December, Jin Jun arrived at the gates of Jinan (now Shandong). Liu Yu, the magistrate of the Southern Song Dynasty, sent him to fight Jin Jun in Liulin. He was lured by Violet, killed Guan Sheng, the general who resisted Jin, surrendered to the rebel city Zhang Dongmou, and Jinan fell.