Appendix (not counting words) real history

In the second year of Jianyan, the third year of the fourth year of Jianyan, 1127 AD 1129, 1129, 1130, Ganzhi Ding Wei Shenji You Gengxu, the first year of Jianyan - the first day of May (June 12, 1127), Zhao Gu, the king of Song Kang, was located in Yingtianfu and established the Southern Song Dynasty. In the second year of Jianyan - November 2 (December 8, 1128), the Yellow River was reorganized. In order to resist the golden soldiers going south, Du Chong, the general of Tokyo, artificially opened the Yellow River embankment in Huazhou, causing the Yellow River to become weak. It was divided into the sea from Sishui and Jishui to the southeast. From then, the Yellow River entered the Bohai Sea in the north and into the Yellow Sea in the south. In the fourth year of Jianyan, Qin Hui was released back to the Southern Song Dynasty. Liu Yu separated Henan and Huaibei to establish a pseudo-Qi regime. Yue Fei defeated the golden soldiers in Niutou Mountain and recovered the Jiankang Mansion. Four years of Jianyan - Zhu Xi, the year of other regimes that existed at the same time as the Southern Song Dynasty (died in 1200): Song Dynasty (March to April 1129): Song - Yuanyi Prince Zhao Fuzhi's year of Tianzai (February to March 11130): Southern Song Dynasty - Zhong Xiangzhi's year (from 11129): Dali - Duan Zhengyan's year number Yanqing (February 11124 to December 1133): Western Liao-Dezong Yelu Dashi's year Tianhui (September 11123 to December 1137): Jin-Jin Taizong Wu Qimai, Jin Xizong Wanyan Ji's year Dazhi (January 2212-1126 to 1131 29): The year of Emperor Chongde in Japan Tianfu Qingshou (1127): Li Dynasty - Li Qiande's year Tianshun (1128-1132): Li Dynasty - Li Yanghuan's year Zhengde (April 1127 to December 1134): Xixia - Xia Chongzong Li Qianshun's year.

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Jin (1115-1234), also known as Dajin, Jin Guo and Jin Dynasty, is a regime established by the Jurchen people in northeast China today. The founder is Jin Taizu Wanyanmin, whose national name is Jin. It was founded in 1115 and built in the capital Ningfu (now Acheng District, Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province). Liaoning was destroyed in 1125, and the Northern Song Dynasty was destroyed the following year. Later, he moved the capital to Zhongdu, and then moved the capital to Bianjing (now Kaifeng, Henan).

This is some real history of the confrontation between the Southern Song Dynasty and the State of Jin, but the novel will make some changes to this, which is purely fictional. It is for the development of the novel, and there is no need to care about the authenticity of some of the tasks and years.

These words do not need to be counted as formal chapters.