Excuse me! Is it because Song Gaozong is a peace-loving person and Yue Fei is a war maniac? So Song Gaozong later killed Yue Fei?

No, Song Gaozong is not a peace-loving person, but a fatuous emperor who is greedy for pleasure and afraid of losing power. The kidnapping of Song Huizong and Qin Zong by the State of Jin was a national shame in the history of Song Dynasty and Han regime, which was called the shame of Jingkang in history. Song Gaozong ascended the throne through the change of Jingkang. After he acceded to the throne, he gave up the Central Plains with Wang Boyan, Huang Qianshan and other minions, and enjoyed the splendor alone. Where he ascended the throne, Li Gang and other outstanding generals were forced to resist gold. He ascended the throne in Nanjing, and the nomads attacked Nanjing. Li Gang repelled the nomads from Tianjing twice and won the battle of Tianjing. However, Emperor Gaozong fled to Yangzhou and crossed the river in chaos, leaving a folk joke "King Mud Horse". After the execution of Li Gang, Emperor Gaozong fled to Hangzhou and settled in the West Lake for singing and dancing. Then there was a coup, and Gaozong was ousted.

Miao Fu and Liu Zhengyan took advantage of the sergeant's dissatisfaction with state affairs, launched a mutiny, killed Wang Yuan, a co-signer trusted by the Privy Council of Song Gaozong, and forced Song Gaozong to abdicate, which is known as the Liu Miao mutiny.

Lv Yihao, Zhang Jun, civil servants and military commanders Han Shizhong, Liu Guangshi and Zhang Jun fought for the "diligent king", and Song Gaozong was "restored". He constantly sent envoys to the rulers to beg for surrender, complaining that after he fled to the south, he was "poor, narrow-minded" and "there was no one to follow, and he was anxious to get nothing", demanding that the rulers of the rulers "see Si Qi" and stop marching south. However, we have not made any effective arrangements against the Golden War. In September, nomads from across the river invaded south, and Song Gaozong led his troops to flee south.

In October, I went to Yuezhou (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang), then fled to Mingzhou (now Zhejiang), and from Mingzhou to Dinghai (now Zhoushan, Zhejiang), drifted to the sea and fled to Wenzhou (now Zhejiang).

It was not until Xia Jinbing withdrew from the south of the Yangtze River in the fourth year of Jianyan that he returned to Shaoxing (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang) and was promoted in Yuezhou. He designated Shaoxing as the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty and called it Emperor Shaoxing.

Liu Miao's mutiny deepened the emperor's fear of military commanders, but Song Gaozong was not a peace-loving emperor. He launched many wars.

Nomads from the nomads stopped invading south, and Song Gaozong deployed elite soldiers to suppress peasant rebels and bandits on the roads of Jinghu, Jiangxi and Fujian, so as to consolidate its rule. Song Gaozong was an emperor who was timid in foreign wars and fearless in civil wars. Although he made some arrangements for the nomads from the defense, and appointed Yue Fei, Han Shizhong, Wu Jun, Liu Guangshi, Zhang Jun and others to be responsible for the defense of the Yangtze River and Huaihe River, he only used military deployment as a bargaining chip and never intended to recover lost ground. He reused Qin Gui, who was sent by the rulers to lure him into surrender in the Southern Song Dynasty, as prime minister, and stepped up his surrender activities with Qin Gui, trying to suppress the demands of generals such as Yue Fei for resisting gold.

In the 11th year of Shaoxing (AD 1 14 1), generals such as Yue Fei and Han Shizhong were relieved of their military power, and they expressed their determination to make peace with the rulers. Soon, he and Yue Fei's father and son rebelled unjustly and killed them on charges of "unwarranted", so they signed a humiliating and surrendering Shaoxing Peace Conference with the rulers and paid tribute to Jin in exchange for Jin's recognition of his sovereignty in the south of Huaihe River and the Big Three Pass. 1 1 After the signing of the peace talks, according to the rules of the rulers, Qin Gui actually became the prime minister for life. Although Song Gaozong became more and more suspicious of him, he still indulged his autocratic hegemony, repelled and cracked down on civil servants who advocated the war of resistance. Even after Qin Gui's death, Song Gaozong still appointed traitors such as Wan Sixie and Tang Shitui to take charge of the government, and insisted on the terms of peace talks with Kim. Every year, in addition to paying 252,000 yuan in tribute and 250,000 silks, there are also "tens of thousands" of gifts for the gold ruler He Ji's birthday. As long as the ruler asked for a good fight, Song Gaozong immediately ordered someone to search. For the people in their ruling areas, they used all kinds of excuses to strengthen the search, which made the tax items in the Southern Song Dynasty more than those in the Northern Song Dynasty, and the exploitation was more cruel.