In the history of our country, emperors have been captured since the Western Jin Dynasty. When it comes to emperors who suffered humiliation after being captured, apart from Song Huizong and Song Qinzong in the Northern Song Dynasty, there is no second situation. I believe many people know about the "Shame of Jingkang", but "History of the Song Dynasty" does not record what happened to the two emperors Huizong and Qinzong of the Song Dynasty and their clan after they were captured. However, we can learn a thing or two from this experience and Song Huizong's poems. Let's take a look at what happened when the two emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty were hunting in the north.
The shame of Jingkang, the experiences of the two emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty after they were captured, history cannot bear to look at it in detail
How did the "Jingkang Incident" happen?
In 1114 AD, Aguda (Min) unified the Jurchen tribes, and later fought against the Liao Dynasty, and established Duning Prefecture (Harbin, Heilongjiang). In 1118, when Wanyan Aguda attacked the Liao Kingdom, he foresaw that the Liao Kingdom was about to be destroyed, so he sent envoys to communicate with the Jin people and jointly attack the Liao Kingdom. In December 1122, under the joint attack of the Jin Kingdom and the Northern Song Dynasty, Emperor Tianzuo of the Liao Kingdom escaped and regained Yanjing. According to the agreement, the Jin Dynasty assigned the Six Kingdoms of Yanjing to the Northern Song Dynasty.
The Northern Song Dynasty thought that if it united with the Jin people to destroy the Liao Dynasty, it would be able to protect itself. In fact, he was wrong. The emperor should know the meaning of death and coldness of lips and teeth. Not only did the Northern Song Dynasty make this mistake at that time, but the Southern Song Dynasty also made the same mistake later. The Northern Song Dynasty helped the Jin people to destroy the Liao Dynasty, and the Southern Song Dynasty helped the Mongols to destroy the Jin Dynasty, and was finally burned.
In 1123 AD, Aguda was killed and his younger brother Sheng ascended the throne. This person was Jin Taizong in the history of Xu Jinguo. He was not as polite to the Northern Song Dynasty as Wanyan Aguda. After the demise of the Liao Kingdom in 1125, Jin Taizong pointed his finger at the Northern Song Dynasty. The Jurchen warriors entered the Central Plains and were almost invincible and had almost no opponents. Taizong of the Jin Dynasty perished in the Liao Dynasty in March, and in October divided into two groups and went south to destroy the Song Dynasty. In January 1126, it took the Northern Song Dynasty more than three months to reach Bianjing City.
When he heard that the Jin invaded Bianjing, he was so worried that he even fell off the bed. In order to shirk responsibility, at Li Gang's suggestion, Song Huizong passed the throne to his son Song Qinzong Zhao Huan. The Jin people besieged Bianjing, and Li Gang organized the army and civilians to resist tenaciously. The Jin people suffered heavy losses. After repelling the Jin siege many times, the two emperors no longer wanted to fight. Song Qinzong proposed to cede Taiyuan, Zhongshan, and Hejian, and increase the annual currency to make peace with the Jin people.
In fact, the negotiations between the Jin people and the Northern Song Dynasty were a delaying strategy. After the Jin army retreated, Li Gang, the main war faction, was framed by negotiations and was quickly expelled from the court. In fact, starting from Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty, the emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty took military discussions as a national policy, so that the mentality of emphasizing civility over military affairs in the Northern Song Dynasty became more and more serious, the army was abandoned, and its combat effectiveness was always very weak. As early as when Wanyan Aguda defeated the Liao Kingdom, the Emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty mistakenly believed that the Jurchens would be like the Khitans, taking advantage of the situation and not invading the Song Dynasty. Song Qinzong had this mentality and relaxed his vigilance against Jurchens. At that time, Wang Qin's soldiers also returned in the same way. Unexpectedly, the Jin people did not abide by the treaty, and in August 1126, they went south to besiege Bianjing. In less than three months, the outer city of Bianjing was conquered by the Jin people.
The Jin people did not keep their promise. Their purpose was to eliminate the Song Dynasty, not the nomads of the past. No matter how tough the Northern Song Dynasty was, they would be afraid; no matter how weak the Northern Song Dynasty was, they would push further. During the first siege of Bianjing, the Jin people offered five million gold, fifty million silver, ten thousand cattle, ten thousand horses, and one million silk. They attacked towns in Taiyuan, Zhongshan, and Hejian, sent prime ministers and princes to Jinying as hostages, and sent eight Jin troops to cross the Yellow River. At that time, the imperial treasury could not get so much money at all, but went to the city to plunder people's money, which made everyone panic. Li Gang said at the time that the Jin people were not as simple as gold and silver, and even Bianjing could not satisfy the Jin people's ambitions. Still couldn't listen and insisted on making peace with the Jin people.
When the Jin people in the Northern Song Dynasty besieged Bianjing for the second time, Song Qinzong went to the Jin people's camp to negotiate peace. And asked them to bring 10 million gold ingots, 20 million silver coins, 20 million pieces of silk, and 7,000 horses. In fact, during the first peace talks, the imperial treasury was still empty, and the Northern Song Dynasty imperial court could not get that much money at all. Therefore, he was detained by the Jin people and later searched for people's money in Bianjing City, but still failed to get together. This move caused the Northern Song Dynasty to lose popular support. Song Qinzong was detained and became a commoner because he could not get enough money. Song Huizong went to peace talks again, but was also detained.
On March 7, 1127 AD, the Jin people established Zhang Bangchang, the Prime Minister of the Northern Song Dynasty, as Emperor of Chu, formed an alliance with him, and ceded the area north of the Yellow River to the Kingdom of Xu Jin. At that time, Jiuzi fled south and continuously organized troops to fight back against the Jin army. Because the Jin people suffered heavy losses in besieging Bianjing, it was very unfavorable for them to continue fighting. For safety reasons, before Zhang Bangchang proclaimed himself emperor, Hong Yan Zongxian, the younger brother of Hong Yan Han Zong, the boss of the 8th Jin Army, opened the road with 1,050 carts of books and utensils, and the result was smooth sailing.
According to "History of the Song Dynasty: Feeding Records", on November 25, the fourth year of Tianhui (1126), the Jin people destroyed the Song Dynasty and captured more than 3,000 emperor's wives and children, as well as the men and women of the clan. There are more than 4,000 people, including more than 5,000 men and women from well-known families, more than 3,000 craftsmen, and more than 3,000 workshops, all of which are recorded and their names can be found. After entering the village, 2,000 people disappeared, 2,000 were repatriated and released, and only 14,000 left for the north. When hunting in the north, the Jin people split up and headed north in stages. When they reached the Iwamo area, about 4 men survived and 7 women survived. This is the "Jingkang Incident" in history.
Two emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty hunted Yanshan Mountain in the north, and encountered stories along the way!
The "History of the Song Dynasty" does not record that Song Huizong and Song Qinzong hunted in the north. Why is it not recorded in official history? For a Central Plains emperor, it was too embarrassing to hold an inauguration ceremony in the north, and historians did not have the heart to record it. Although we cannot know the scene of the two emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty moving north from the official history, many stories were written by witnesses and Jin people who fled the north. After the fall of the Northern Song Dynasty, in order to avoid King Kang's interception, the Jin people divided the captured Northern Song emperor and clan members into seven batches and took them to the north.
The first batch: more than 2,200 men and 3,400 women from the Northern Song Dynasty clan, escorted by Du Tong Duoyangmu. On March 27, 1127, he set out from Guoxiang Village in Qingcheng and arrived at Lu Xian Temple where Yanshan Prefecture is located on April 27. It is said that most of this group of people died, more than 1,900 women survived, and many men died. However, this group of people stayed in Yanjing and later integrated into the north.
The second batch: Wei Shi (mother of Zhao Gou), wife of Zhao Ji, Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, Xiang Guogong, Prince of Jian'an County, Wang Yun, Xing Fei, wife of Prince Kang, Zhu Fei, Emperor Ji of Fujin Province, and Emperor Yu Ji, the daughter of Wang Yun and King Kang, and 35 people were killed. King Zhu Zhen set up Mustang to build Saili and Wanguo. On March 28, 1127, they set out from Huangzi Village in Bianjing. In order to prevent Kang Wang Zhao Gou from kidnapping his mother, wife and daughter, these 35 people were escorted by 5,000 golden soldiers. Among them, Xing Fei and Zhu Fei, as well as Fu Jin and Fu Gui are pregnant. Because they were not good at riding horses, they all fell off their horses and became fetuses. I don’t know how to ride, so the journey is very slow. On April 1, the team met the third group of people, and the two teams merged in one place.
The third batch: 37 wives and concubines including Zhao Huan, Song Qinzong, Princess Zhuzhu, and Princess Roujia, accompanied by King Xie Bao of Baoshan and King Saili of Gaitian. On April 1, 1127, I set out from Fengqiuzhai Palace in Bianjing. After crossing the Yellow River, they encountered the second group and the two teams merged. In the second batch of escort team, Qianhu Guolu was a lustful person who often harassed Di Ji and squeezed into the same horse with her. When the two teams met, King Gesali saw him and killed him. His body was thrown into the river. In fact, he is also very lecherous in the game. He initially harassed Di Ji, but was stopped. He harassed Xing Fei again, forcing Xing Fei to almost commit suicide. Arrive in Yanshan on April 18 and stay at Chengzhong Temple.
King Zhu Zhen stayed in Yanshan Prefecture for 6 days, and escorted the second group of people into Huining Prefecture, the provincial capital of Xu Jinguo (now Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province) on May 23. After Emperor Taizong Wan of the Tang Dynasty arrived in Beijing, he appointed prisoners. Among them, the husband Jin Emperor Ji, Princess Xu Shengying, Gong Yao Yang Tiao'er, Chen Wanwen, etc. were concubines granted by King Zhu Zhen, and the princes Chen Taohua, Yang Chunying, Xing Fofan, Cao Agu, etc. were concubines granted by King Zhu Zhen. Soon they held a grand wedding.
The Prime Minister and the Prince of Jian'an County were later sent back to Yanjing and lived in the Chengzhong Temple. The Prime Minister later married a Khitan princess, and the Prince of Jian'an County married Chen, who was said to be the wife given by Emperor Taizong of the Jin Dynasty. The rest were sent to the laundry room. Not long after, Di Ji was sent to Hong Yan Zongxian's village. Maybe he had too many wives and concubines, so he later sent her to Wu Guocheng and married her to a man named Xu Huan. Wang Kang's mother Wexler was first sent to the laundry room and later to Wu Guocheng. After the Southern Song Dynasty made peace with Xu Jinguo, Wei Shi was sent back to the Southern Song Dynasty.
The fourth batch: Song Huizong and 11 crown princes, the kings of Ankang and Guangping counties, 8 princes, emperors and grandsons, wives, concubines and slaves, more than 1940 people, including Wan Zongjun, Escorted by Zuo Qing and Ge Simei. On the evening of March 27, 1127, I set out from Huangzi Village in Bianjing. I left on the 29th and arrived in Qiancheng on April 1st. I heard that there were Song troops on the north bank of the Yellow River, and several groups of people stopped. When setting out for the Yellow River on April 7, the escort officer Ge Simei could not resist the many beauties and stole Cao Shi from the harem. Song Huizong had no choice but to ask Wang Su Zhaoshu to warn the women in the harem not to leave the team casually to avoid bringing shame to themselves. The Jin people at that time were very polite and took special care of her, but other women were not so lucky. Due to the continuous wind and rain in the north, many women took shelter in the Jin camp and were raped. Because of hunger, the horses became sick, and people scrambled for food, which was terrible. Many people had to shed tears. But worst of all were the captured women. The leader of the Jin people can take them as he pleases, listen to music, drink wine and eat meat, and live a life like gods.
The fourth and fifth groups of people arrived in Tsingtao and stayed there for 8 days. Yan He played ball and drank on the top of the town and had a great time. Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty also wrote a poem at this place. On April 30, Wanyan Zongwang separated the fourth and fifth batches, and the fourth batch was carried out at the location of Song Huizong. On May 13, he came to Yanshan Mansion and stayed at Yanshou Temple. Many members of the clan would pass by here to say goodbye to Song Huizong.
The fifth batch: 103 people including the emperor and princess and 142 maids escorted by the marshal. On March 27, 1127, he set out with the fourth batch at the same time, starting from Bianjing Shousheng Hospital. On April 1, I arrived in Qiancheng for a short stay. On April 16, I arrived at Calm with the fourth batch. Eight days later, the fourth batch left first. On May 19, he came to Yanjing and lived in the prince's village house. This group and the fourth group stayed in Yanjing.
The sixth batch: 3180 tribute women and 3412 craftsmen, escorted by Right Army and Left Army Chang. On April 1, 1127, he set off from Guoxiang Village in Qingcheng and arrived at Yanshan Prefecture on May 27. Among this group, 2,900 tribute women and 1,800 craftsmen lived, half of whom went to Beijing. Half of it was rewarded by the Jin people, and both the internal servants and the internal servants were given to the leader.
Men were left to fend for themselves, while women were often sold as prostitutes. The transported items were collected and stored in three warehouses, and the vehicles were left at Yanshou Temple.
According to the records of "Ren Yan Biao", during the Tian Guo Huihui period (1123-1135) of the Jin Dynasty, no less than 200,000 men and women were kidnapped from the Northern Song Dynasty to the north by the Jin people. Those who could support themselves and wealthy children became slaves or drove horses. Many people were whipped day and night. In less than five years, ten people died nine times. In order to survive, most women became prostitutes, and those who remained chaste basically committed suicide. There are also local craftsmen who say that eight taels of gold can buy a prostitute. After investigation, they learned that these women were the prince's daughters or granddaughters, Guo Xiang's wife, and Jinshi's wives. In short, the women who were caught in the north were miserable and their status was very humble.
The seventh batch: Song Qinzong, the prince, Wang Qi, Emperor Yingluo, 12 officials and 144 maids, escorted by Marshal Wan Yan Han Zong, You Gaoqing and Du Yitong. On April 1, 1127, he set off from Guoxiang Village in Qingcheng and arrived in Yunzhong on June 2. On July 10, he went to Yanshan Mansion to join Song Huizong and lived in Chengzhong Temple. Most of this group of people, except Song Qinzong, stayed in Yanshan Mansion and eventually merged into the north. Women were either reduced to prostitution or sold as wives. The men were slaves or fended for themselves, and a few escaped back to the South.
After the two emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty left Yanjing, they heard about it and recorded it!
Among the seven batches of prisoners in the Northern Guard, except for the second batch of 35 people who were sent to Beijing, several other groups were gathered in the Yanshan area (Beijing). Everyone could have stayed in Yanjing, but the situation changed at that time. After Kang Wang Zhao Gou proclaimed himself emperor in Tianfu, the people of Jin felt that Yanjing was not safe. On September 13, more than 1,000 members of Song Huizong's family and more than 100 members of Song Qinzong's family left Yanjing. On October 18, they arrived in Zhongjing (Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia) and stayed in Xiangguoyuan. However, more than 1,800 people, including Wang Pu, lived in Lu Xi'an Temple in Yanjing, many of whom were naked. When Song Huizong left, he gave them some 10,000 pieces of silk given by the Jin people. These people did not leave Yanshan Mansion and later integrated into local life.
In fact, Zhongjing was not the final destination for Song Huizong and others. When I was in Zhongjing, I was disturbed by a man named Ma Kuo. In 1127 AD, when the Jin army attacked Zhendingfu, they captured Ma Shou Jiangguo. Wan Yanzong thought he was a warrior and let him go. Later, Ma Kuo rebelled in Wuma Mountain and united with surrounding counties to attack Jingding, Yanshan, Yizhou, Zhongshan and other places. The Jin people believed that the Ma uprising was related to the two emperors, so they moved Song Huizong and Song Qinzong to Tongsai Prefecture, 1,500 miles away from Yanjing, and gave them 1,500 hectares of land for self-sufficiency. In Tongsai Prefecture, the Jin people changed their original plan and moved the two emperors to Huining Palace in Xu Jinguo.
What is the purpose of moving to Beijing? In fact, it was to humiliate the Song Emperor and let them participate in the prisoner sacrifice ceremony. The most shameful moment of "Jingkang's Shame" should be the prisoner sacrifice ceremony of the Jin people. When the two emperors were in Yanjing, someone encouraged Jin Taizong to hold a ceremony to sacrifice prisoners and share rewards. Liu Yanzong and Yan, the ministers of the Privy Council at that time, were very opposed and did not do this. But after the death of the two, the agenda of the prison sacrifice ceremony was brought up again, so they moved from Tongsai Prefecture to Beijing.
According to the "History of Emperor Jingkang", on August 24, 1128 AD, Taizong of the Jin Dynasty sent two emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty to visit the ancestral hall, and brought 30 people including the prince and concubines and princesses to the ancestral hall. 1,300 people rushed to the residence of the two emperors. At dawn, thousands of people angrily forced them into the ancestral hall and left them standing naked outside the temple. The two emperors and empresses took off their robes, while the king, Xu, concubines, princesses, Emperor Ji, the women and electors of the empire were all exposed to the sheepskin, and the sheepskin ropes were in their hands. The two emperors first introduced the shogunate and performed the "sheep-inducing" ceremony. There was music playing in the hall, and Jin Taizong, his wife and servants knelt in honor of Hu. After the emperor, they all knelt down.
Jin Taizong personally slaughtered two sheep in the temple to worship. The Jin soldiers forced them to the imperial stronghold when the emperor personally set off. Jin Taizong was promoted to Yuan Temple, with his wives, concubines and ministers standing by. Both emperors knelt beneath him. Emperor Taizong of the Jin Dynasty declared a pardon, and then granted the two emperors the title of title. They sat together with other kings in a small tent outside the palace. Concubines, etc. After entering the palace to bathe and change clothes, Queen Mother Zheng and Queen Mother Zhu returned to the palace. Thousands of women were given to the guards by Jin Taizong, and they were all naked. 300 people, including Fei Wei and Xing Fei, lived in the laundry room. Zhu was humiliated. She hanged herself at night, was revived, and then drowned.
On August 25, in order to humiliate the two emperors, people named him "Hunde Gong" and "Chonghun Hou", and the queen was demoted to wife and maid. The next day, the Marshal's Mansion ordered twenty medical officers to force the 94 concubine into the palace. They conceive, miscarry, treat diseases, and prepare the candidates for entering the womb. These people are either slaves or played by the golden man, which is really miserable.
After attending the prisoner presentation ceremony in Beijing, Song Huizong and Song Qinzong moved into the Marshal's Mansion. In fact, when the two emperors went to Beijing, Emperor Xu Jinguo wanted to humiliate them. After enduring the humiliation and bearing the burden, he moved to Hanzhong (today's Changtu County, Liaoning Province) in December. At the same time, more than 900 people, including Zhao Haoqi and Xiao Qian from Jinkang County, Yanjing, were also transferred to Hangzhou. They were left with only 45 hectares of land to cultivate their livelihood. There were Jurchens living there in the early Han Dynasty, but they were all moved out by Jin people. It was reserved exclusively for the emperors of the Northern Song Dynasty and their entourage. There were about 2,200 people in Hangzhou, where Song Huizong lived for 1 year and 7 months.
At that time, Yue Fei recovered in the Southern Song Dynasty, and Song Huizong and others continued to improve their status, so they moved to Wu Guocheng (Yilan County, Heilongjiang) where conditions were better.
How did Song Huizong spend the rest of his life in Five Kingdoms City?
In July 1130 AD, Song Huizong and Song Qinzong moved to Five Kingdoms City by waterway. It is said that there are more than 140 people in the same industry. In addition to the queen's concubines and children, there are 13 ministers, 2 chefs and 14 other service personnel. From the perspective of this team, Song Huizong's life in Five Kingdoms City was pretty good, but of course it was far worse than life in the Forbidden City. Wu Guocheng was Song Huizong's last stop. At first, Song Huizong and his clan first took a boat to Wu Guocheng. On the boat, he was deeply moved and wrote many poems.
In fact, Song Huizong has always been obsessed with his throne. Although he knew he could not go back, he did not give up the idea. Therefore, he pinned his hopes on poetry to express his nostalgia for his motherland. According to the records of Yu Ji's "Chicken Ribs", when Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty was captured to Yanshan Mansion, he wrote a sad quatrain on the wall of a temple: "Once Hongji rested for nine nights, he did not listen to the plans of his ministers. I hope that he will not listen to his plans." "Thousands of miles are made for autumn, the motherland is sad, and the jade palace is in autumn." This quatrain shows that Song Huizong was full of regret for his own experience. What I mean is that the foundation of the Northern Song Dynasty was suddenly destroyed on the 9th. These responsibilities are all caused by my rampant behavior and disobedience to loyalty. Who is willing to travel thousands of miles to surrender and become a prisoner? Where were the former state palaces? This is a desolate scene, really not what I feel like!
When I was in Hanzhou, Song Huizong also wrote a poem "On the North Wall", which has been handed down: "The west wind shakes the door all night long, melancholy and lonely in a light. Jiashan looks back three thousand miles, "There are no wild geese flying in Shannan." This means that when Song Huizong was in Hangzhou, he lived in a dilapidated house. In winter, the northwest wind blows, blowing the windows of the house and almost keeping him awake all night. In this simple house, he was alone, facing the faint light, and was full of emotions.
Song Huizong wrote many poems when he arrived at the Five Kingdoms City. Among them, "Zhangzhou Part Two" was written in the Five Kingdoms City: "Although the country is broken, the mountains and rivers will last forever, but the imperial court is a spring of thorns. All the clothes are left behind now." "I can't bear to be a northern minister." It means that the Song Dynasty is still broken, and now the court in Bianjing is full of thorns. Today's clothes are all the clothes of barbarians, so I want to be a minister of Xu Jinguo, which is very sad. Song Huizong liked to write poems to kill time in Five Kingdoms City. When the king welcomed them, he also wrote poems against the prince. It may be that the correct poems by Song Huizong and the princes were spread by the people around him, and finally reported, which almost killed him.
On June 24, 1133 AD, a man named Zhao suddenly accused others of treason. The people of Jin sent envoys to greet them, make peace with them, and threaten them. Knowing that the situation was serious, he sent and helped Guang cross the river to the Jin Army Camp. Team leader Jin asked Song Huizong to defend himself, but Song Huizong was as anxious as an ant on a hot pot. Later, when Song Huizong convened people to discuss what to do, Cai Jing's son Theo stood up and did a good deed for Song Huizong. He stood up and was willing to go to the Jin People's Army camp to explain the problem.
Cai Yue has the answer. After he arrived at the Ren Jin Army Camp, he spoke fiercely, questioned Zhao Geng and Liu Wenyan face to face, and asked them to produce evidence. After a few days, Zhao Geng and Liu Wenyan could not produce any evidence, so they had to admit the false accusation. Send someone to tell Song Huizong how to deal with Zhao Geng and Liu Wenyan. Song Huizong couldn't bear to kill them, so Cai Yue disposed of the two keys on Song Huizong's behalf.
Since the founding ceremony of North China, Song Huizong has been filled with emotion when he was injured and wrote more than a thousand poems. After Song Huizong was accused of treason by Shi Zhao and Liu Wenyan, he set fire to it out of fear and burned all the poems he had written, leaving only a dozen. In this way, Song Huizong also fell ill and lived in fear for two years. On June 4, 1135, he died in the Five Kingdoms. Song Qinzong lived in the north for 21 years and was almost buried in the dust of history!
The Jingkang Incident ended the rule of the Northern Song Dynasty. Many people believe that Emperor Hui Qin was brutally abused in all aspects after being captured by the Jin people and "hunted in the north". Apart from seeing the world of ice and snow, their life in the Northeast was miserable. From lack of food and clothing, there was no such respectable treatment in the past. Not even a decent life. But is this statement true?
Was Emperor Qin Hui mistreated in Xu Jinguo?
First of all, abuse must be divided into two types, one is mental abuse and the other is material abuse. In some cases, the former may simply be caused by external changes that are unacceptable to the individual. This is what happened to the two captured emperors. The country fell apart and fell from the peak of power. His wife and daughter went to work in the Huanyi Bureau. No one who has ever been an emperor can bear such drastic changes.
There are not so many people who respect the 95th Five-Year Plan in the past. People will naturally feel aggrieved. Even the lowest-level officials dared to openly deduct his meal money. It was really mentally cruel.
The captured Song emperor still had material security
However, apart from these inevitable parts, it was obviously not as miserable as some people imagined. The Jin people also know that abusing these two disabled people has no practical benefits except satisfying some abnormal needs. With the establishment of the new political power of the Southern Song Dynasty in the south, the two emperors of Hui and Qin became important bargaining chips. How could they be easily abused? Therefore, not only will the two emperors be provided with delicious food, but the people of Jin will also satisfy their needs in other ways.
Take Song Huizong who had a stroke as an example. He was a very lecherous man. Not only did he have many concubines, but he also had an affair with Li Shishi, a brothel girl.
When I arrived at my place of house arrest outside customs, it was still necessary for me to give up my private life. Therefore, the Jin people returned some of his concubines and allowed these female prisoners to continue to bear children for them.
According to Song Dynasty's "Hunting in the North" and Xu Jinguo's "Captives of the Song Dynasty", Song Huizong lived a very good life in the north. The imprisoned Song Huizong had the power of a lord. Like Napoleon, who was later exiled to the island of Elba, he still enjoyed the powers of emperor. Not only did he enjoy the local produce, but he also had subordinates who followed his orders. Basically he is the same as a feudal lord who has no ability to export force.
As for his concubines, the old emperor still had absolute control. As a result, he gave birth to six sons and eight daughters while serving his sentence.
As for Song Qinzong, who was also captured, he also lived with his father in a small place in the north. Since dad is the master, he actually doesn’t even have to manage things. So he read and wrote poems every day and lived the life of a landlord. The father held a banquet in the territory, and the son also wrote poems on the spot. So far, more than a dozen of his poems from this stage have survived.
The person who could not tolerate the deposed two emperors was actually Zhao Gou, who came from the same royal family
As for their relatives, Zhao Gou who stayed in the south, after becoming Song Gaozong, He was very afraid that the two deposed emperors would return to the south. Therefore, during the period of easing the relationship between Song and Jin Dynasties, Huizong and Qinzong could not return home.