Song Jiang is the historical prototype of Song Jiang in Shi Naian's novel Water Margin. Song Jiang led a peasant uprising in119. But compared with the Fang La Uprising in the same period, the scale was much smaller. After Song Jiang surrendered, he became a pawn of conquering Fang La.

1 12 1 At the beginning of the year, Sung River led the rebels into Jiangsu and was ambushed by Zhang Shuye. Although Song Jiang led the troops to fight bravely, he dealt a heavy blow to the enemy. But facing the tight encirclement, the ship caught fire and the retreat was broken. He surrendered to Zhang Shuye and accepted the harness.

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Song Jiang in history, the date of birth and death is unknown, but according to records, Song Jiang was a thief in Huainan, with 36 leaders. He once crisscrossed the north, especially Shandong, and tens of thousands of loyal ministers could not destroy him. He once launched the Sung River Uprising.

He surrendered to the court, but there are two versions: first, the emperor accepted Hou Meng's suggestion and surrendered him; Second, he was defeated by Zhang Shuye and surrendered. After sung river was wooed, he took part in the recruitment of Fang La. Song Jiang's stories evolved into legends and operas among the people, and were sorted out and processed by Shi Naian and Luo Guanzhong, thus creating a literary image.