Gao Qing secretly curled his lips and agreed. He stammered: "Brother, will we cut off the foundation of some people's survival? Those who have land in their hands and rely on for survival have been confiscated, so how can they survive?"

"Second brother, except for those tyrants and evil gentry who were extremely guilty, I forced them to take over their land. I bought the land of the others with money. If these people have money to do business or do a lot of things, how could they not survive?"

"Doing business? These are serious people, why do you want others to become promiscuous businessmen?"

"It's a businessman, not a profiteer, your old mind is about to change! A country with businessmen is also indispensable, and businessmen will change this view in the future. Now, as I said, just go on and study hard.

This period of time is the most important period of our Kaiping Army, and it is even more important than the previous battle with the Jin people. You must read and learn well. In the future, I will ask you to help me more?"

"Yes, brother! I understand! I'll go right away." Gao Qing agreed and then turned around and left.

Gao Chong looked at Gao Qing's back and smiled. This younger brother had always had a good relationship with him, but he had never experienced anything. He was obsessed with the imperial examination since he was a child, and he was obsessed with the imperial examination since he was a child. He was inevitably involved in some rules and regulations in his mind.

Zhao Fujin once reminded himself more than once that many old strengths have set their sights on Gao Qing. They began to deceive Gao Qing, wanting him to serve him.

Gao Chong murmured to himself, but his facial expression was a little cold, which made people feel a little scared. "Let him leave for a while! If you don't stop, you must provoke our brothers' relationship, then don't blame my subordinates for being ruthless."

While the Kaiping Army was actively preparing to resume production, internal conflicts broke out between the Jin Dynasty and the Song Dynasty.

After Jin Wushu withdrew, the tycoon Wanyan Sheng had a stroke and was bedridden. The first heir to the throne, Anban Bojilie (prime minister), Wanyan Xie, had also been dead for two years, so he should be the turn of Wanyan Aguda to succeed the throne. However, Wanyan Zongpan believed that Wanyan Sheng's eldest son should be established, and of course Wanyan Sheng had no intention of establishing others.

Now the military power of the Jin Dynasty has been in the hands of Wanyan Zonghan again. He wanted to establish the young Wanyan Aguda's legitimate grandson Wanyan Hela (Wanyan Dan), and to make changes to the government because of his young age. Wanyan Zonghan then discussed with his confidant Wanyan Xiyin and Wanyan Zongpan (Hela adoptive father), and they jointly talked with the jin master. After repeated statements, Taizong took this as the rule of law of the ancestors, and Wanyan Zonghan and others were all ministers who could not take away their righteousness, so he followed it and then made Wanyan Hela the Anbanbojilie. Wanyan Hela was the later Jin Xizong.

After that, Zong Han's power in the Central Plains further developed, and his strength could even compete with the court. Wanyan Sheng tried to limit and seize certain powers of the Marshal's Mansion controlled by Zong Han. For example, in August of the eleventh year of Tianhui, the Tianhui issued an edict to seize the power of the Marshal's Mansion to appoint officials, and the court chose the betting.

With the assistance of Wanyan Zongpan and others, he abolished the Bojili system of the court and changed the three-provincial system to change the military power of Wanyan Zonghan's faction with the position of prime minister. Zonghan was relieved of his position as the marshal of the state, served as Taibao Jili, Shangshu Ling, was appointed as the King of Jin, and was under Zongpan and Zonggan.

Wanyan Xiyin was immediately removed from the position of Marshal Right Supervisor and was renamed as the Left Prime Minister and the Secretariat. Xiao Qing was removed from the position of Yin Gong in Pingyang and was renamed as the Right Prime Minister of Shangshu. As for Han Qixian, he was summoned to Beijing during the Taizong Dynasty and served as the Right Prime Minister of Shangshu. At this point, Zong Han and his confidants lost their military power and left the North China region they controlled, and were completely undermined.

The peacekeepers of the Jin Kingdom completely gained the upper hand. They were afraid of the Kaiping Army, so they began to seek cooperation with the Southern Song Dynasty and prepared to jointly curb the Kaiping Army in the middle.

Zhao Gou is not going well now. He is turning over his previous account. Last time he sent troops to be healthy, because Liu Guangshi's subordinate Li Qiong surrendered, he almost threw his life to health, which also led to Gao Chong taking the opportunity to return north and becoming a major concern.

One day, Zhao Gou summoned Yue Fei to the "Sleeping Pavilion" and gave Yue Fei the order, "I will entrust you to the revival matters." Zhao Gou prepared to entrust more than 50,000 troops under Liu Guangshi's troops to Yue Fei.

Seeing that the troops were about to expand and there was hope of recovering the Central Plains, Yue Fei was extremely excited, so he wrote a "Between the Master" with his own hand. Yue Fei stated his plan to restore the Central Plains, and at this time he no longer mentioned the return of the "Two Saints" or "Yuan Sheng (Song Qinzong)" and only included Qinzong in the "Heavenly Birth".

After Zhao Gou read Yue Fei's memorial, he personally gave the imperial letter to commend him. The Governor's Office also informed Yue Fei of the situation of Liu Guangshi Army. It seemed a foregone conclusion that Zhang Jun and Qin Hui obstructed him. Zhao Gou followed Zhang Jun's proposal and ignored the decision of the "previous proposal" and issued an edict to Yue Fei: "The combination of the Huaixi army is quite twists and turns." He did not transfer Liu Guangshi Army to Yue Fei.

When Zhang Jun saw Yue Fei, he put aside the "previous discussion" between Liu Jun and Yue Fei, and asked about personnel arrangements in the Huaixi Army. Yue Fei's straightforward answer was ridiculed by Zhang Jun.

Yue Fei was angry in his heart and wrote a note begging for the removal of his military post. Without waiting for the instructions, he only explained to the confidential official Huang Zong, and left Jiankang and returned to the mother's tomb in Lushan to guard the system.

When Zhao Gou heard that Yue Fei had resigned, he ordered the generals of the Ezhou military camp to immediately ask Yue Fei to return the army, and sent Zhang Zongyuan to the Ezhou army to be the judge of Xuanfu. The court ordered Li Ruoxu and Wang Gui to go to Lushan to ask Fei to return the army. Li Ruoxu persuaded Yue Fei for six days, and Yue Fei agreed to accept the imperial edict and return the army to take care of the matter.

Zhang Jun's improper employment of personnel finally led to a change in the Huaixi Army, so Zhang Jun was blamed for his reproach. When Yue Fei received the news of the mutiny, he immediately submitted a memorial to express his willingness to lead his army to Huaidian and guard Jiankang for the court. Zhao Gou only asked Yue Fei to station in Jiangzhou.

Then Yue Fei received spies from the Jin Dynasty that Zhao Chen, the prince of Qinzong, wanted to release Qinzong, and expressed concern about this. When he entered the court, he proposed to Zhao Gou that his adopted son Zhao Yuan (later Song Xiaozong) would be the crown prince to show the orthodox Emperor of Gaozong.

But Zhao Gou was dissatisfied with this proposal. He believed that the establishment of the crown prince was a private matter of the official family. How could he allow a foreign minister or a foreign minister with heavy troops to argue? So he severely blamed Yue Fei. The conflict between Yue Fei and Zhao Gou gradually deepened from this year.

The four generals of the Song Dynasty's revival were all left with an honest Huyantong; the power in the court was completely controlled by the surrender faction.

The Jin people's peace rank and the title of Song surrendered, and they chose to cooperate. The Jin Dynasty had already planned to depose Liu Yu, and Liu Yu also asked for troops from the Jin people. The Jin Dynasty appointed the Jurchen Wanhu Shuba as the left governor of the Marshal's Office, and the Bohai Wanhu Databu was also the right governor, and at the same time monitored Liu Yu. Then the Shangshu Province claimed that Liu Yu had no achievements in governing the country and should be abolished. On November 18, the Jin Dynasty abolished Liu Yu as the King of Shu.

The Jin people abolished the pseudo-Qi regime that had existed for eight years and called for peace talks to the Song court on the condition that they would return the former Song land south of the Yellow River and the dead Song Huizong's coffin.

Zhao Gou was ecstatic when he heard this and immediately arranged for Qin Hui, the province of Prime Minister, to be responsible for his responsibility and the Jin people.

The Jin court sent Jiangnan edicts Zhang Tonggu and Xiao Zhe to bring edicts to "make peace" with the Southern Song Dynasty. The Jin people did not call the Song Dynasty but called "Jiangnan", and did not say "peace talks" but said "edicts", completely put the Southern Song Dynasty in a vassal position. The news spread, and the government and the country were all over, and public opinion was boiling.

The ministers of the Song court discussed this and many of them opposed it. However, these war-oriented figures such as Wang Shu, Deputy Envoy of the Privy Councilor, Zhao Ding, Lv Benzhong, Zhang Jiucheng, Feng Shixing, etc., were dismissed from office or exiled. Qin Hui took the opportunity to promote the Secretariat of the Secretariat Goulong Ruyuan to the Censor Central Censor, excluding those who were disagreeable in the court.

The Jin envoy arrived in Sizhou and asked the prefectures and counties where they passed by to welcome him with courtesy, but Zhao Gou treated him with courtesy. The Jin envoy was very dissatisfied and arrogant. Hu Yantong, the dissatisfied commander of the Beijing and Huai Xuanfu, submitted memorials many times, willing to serve as a death war, but Zhao Gou was not allowed. The Jin envoy arrived at Zhao Gou and informed the Song court to "return Henan first, enthrone Zhao Gou as emperor, and then discuss the rest of the matter slowly."

Qin Hui planned to accept the conditions of the Jin Dynasty, but Zhao Gou was unwilling to kneel down and submit to the Jin Dynasty. The officials of the library also wrote a letter to oppose peace talks, and the military and civilians in various places were indignant. Therefore, Zhao Gou asked Qin Hui to lead the court officials to the inn to receive the letter of the country on the grounds that "it was difficult to perform auspicious rituals during the mourning period" to ask Qin Hui to lead the court officials to the inn to receive the letter of the country.

In the first month of the next year, the peace agreement was completed and the whole world was amnesty. Although Zhao Gou followed Qin Hui's peace talks, he also suspected that the Jin people were cheating, so he did not relax his border preparations.

In March, the Jin people returned to the old land in Henan and Shaanxi. Zhang Jun submitted a memorial to take Shi Jin and Liu Yu as a warning. Xu Fu, Nanfu and Hu Yantong also used the congratulations to make satirical advice. Wang Yingchen, Fan Guangyuan, Han Yong, Mao Shuqing, Zhang Xingcheng and others all said that the Jin people had ulterior motives and had difficulty in peace for a long time, and they were all dismissed by Qin Hui.

After receiving the letter of pardon, Yue Fei asked his aide Zhang Jiefu to draft a "Thank you for peace and amnesty", indicating that he would not follow the peace agreement and vowed to "take revenge and serve the country."

Yue Fei gave the imperial title of Kaifu Yitong Sansi, who was granted by the imperial court, but he did not accept the title of three edicts. In his dictionary, he said: "Today's affairs can be dangerous but not safe, but not worried but not congratulations. He can train soldiers and be cautious in preparing for unexpected things; but he cannot reward them according to the merits and make fun of the barbarians." Zhao Gou issued a "Wenying Edict", which Yue Fei had no choice but to accept it.

Later, Yue Fei asked to follow the Song envoy to visit Luoyang, Xijing to visit the tomb of the late emperor, to take the opportunity to spy on the realities of the Jin Dynasty, but was not allowed. Later, Yue Fei issued two more letters, demanding that he be removed from his military post. There was a sarcasm for the peace talks between the lines. Zhao Gou and Qin Hui ignored it first, and then ordered that they refuse to allow the request.

The matter of Song and Jin peace talks quickly reached the Kaiping Army, and Zhao Fujin was the first to get the news.

Li is a little dissatisfied with Zhao Fujin now. After all, she is a woman and has the flesh and blood of the Gao family in her belly.
Chapter completed!