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    They searched for gold and silver, and if there was not enough, women were used to collect it, so a large amount of gold and silver flowed into the hands of gold men. Even so, a large number of women did not end well.  On the night of February 5th, Wanyan Zonghan hosted a banquet for his generals and ordered his concubines to dress up and serve wine. Anyone who refused would be executed. At that time, Zheng, Xu and Lu disobeyed and were executed.  There is also the story of "The fierce daughters Zhang and Cao resisted the second prince (Wanyan Zongwang) and stabbed them with iron poles in front of the tent, bleeding for three days. On the seventh day of the lunar month, the princess and the emperor's concubine entered the village. The prince pointed out a warning and everyone begged.  "The Kaifeng Mansion" records: "Eighty-three concubines, twenty-four princesses, and twenty-two emperors and princesses were selected, and each received one thousand gold ingots, and one hundred and thirty-four thousand gold ingots were obtained.  , the five concubines within the concubine have ninety-eight concubines, twenty-eight concubines, fifty-two concubines, seventy-eight concubines, and one hundred and ninety-five close concubines.  Five hundred gold ingots, one thousand, two hundred and forty-one clan girls, two hundred gold ingots, two hundred and forty-eight thousand two hundred gold ingots.  Seventy-nine people, 600 singles and 4 women, 2,000 singles and 91 clan wives, 500 silver coins, 1,587,000 silver coins, 2,007 single wives, and 1,587,000 silver coins.  One thousand, three hundred and fourteen people, each person is allowed two hundred ingots of silver, and they receive six hundred and sixty-four thousand two hundred ingots. There are three thousand three hundred and nineteen people who are noble relatives and officials and civilians, and each person is allowed one hundred ingots of silver and they receive three silver ingots.  131,900 gold ingots, 600,000 gold ingots, 7,700 ingots, and 2,583,100 silver ingots." There were 11,635 women of various types who were mortgaged and discounted.  "Moaning Language" contains: "The plundered people shed tears every day, and the captive chiefs all embraced women, indulged in wine and meat, played orchestras, and were extremely happy." "Qinggong Translation" contains: Wanyan Zonghan's eldest son She Yema took a fancy to the daughter of Song Huizong  Zhao Fujin and Wanyan Zongwang asked Huizong to hand over Fujin to Sheyema, but Huizong disagreed because Fujin was already married to Cai Jing's daughter-in-law.  Wanyan Zonghan said angrily: "Yesterday, we were ordered to divide the captives. How can you resist the order? Each of the guests in the hall picked up two people." Huizong said: "There is heaven above, there is an emperor below, and everyone has a daughter-in-law." However, these words  What is the use?  On the way to the north, Shiyema took Fujin as his wife. After returning to Beijing, Emperor Taizong of the Jin Dynasty issued an edict, "Give the emperor's concubine Zhao Fujin, the princess Xu Shengying, the concubine Yang Tiao'er, and Chen Wenwan the minister Shiyema Langjun as concubines." Song Qinzong's  When Concubine Zhu Shen was relieving herself on the way north, she was molested by Qianhu Guolu. Other women were ravaged and many died.  There were more than 3,000 people in the clan team at first. After arriving in Yanjing, there were only a few hundred people left, and 9 out of 10 people were sick.  "Song Prisoners' Records" records: the total number of prisoners before leaving was 14,000, and they were taken to the north in seven batches. Among them, the first batch included "more than 2,200 men and more than 3,400 women, relatives of the clan."  On March 27, the second year of Jingkang, "we set out from Qingcheng State Xiangzhai and arrived at Yanshan on April 27, with more than 1,900 women left." Within a month, nearly half of the 1,500 women died.  Some of the 1,900 survivors were sent to Beijing to obey Jin Taizong's orders.  Among them, thousands of women were given to the people left behind in the Jin Kingdom, and another 300 were kept in the Huanyiyuan (a part of the Jin Kingdom's palace, where the Jin Kingdom's royal family selected young women and kept maids and maids). These people were forced to follow  According to the Jurchen folk custom, "the upper body is exposed and the body is covered with a sheep's fur", which is the so-called "sheep-leading ceremony".  Empress Zheng of Huizong and Empress Zhu of Qinzong were also treated in the same way. Empress Zhu could not bear the humiliation and hanged herself after returning to the house. After being rescued, she drowned herself again.  The other part stayed in Yanjing and were rewarded to the Jin soldiers who defeated the Song Dynasty. Many women were sold into prostitutes. Some were traded by Wanyan Zonghan for ten people for one horse, and some were sold to Goryeo and Mongolia as slaves.  "Moaning Language" quotes "Yan Renzhu" to say about these women: "During the Heavenly Meeting, there were no less than two hundred thousand men and women in the Song Dynasty.  The women were divided into everyone, regardless of reputation and integrity, but still had physiology; they were distributed to Muke and below,  Nine out of ten people were prostituted, and their reputation and life were also lost. The neighbor's ironworker bought a prostitute for eight gold, but she was actually the daughter-in-law of the prince, the nephew of the prime minister, and the wife of a Jinshi. "The author of "Yan Renqu" records one of his blacksmiths.  The neighbor "bought a prostitute for eight gold, but she is actually the daughter-in-law of the prince, the niece of the prime minister, and the wife of a Jinshi".  Yu Wenxu, an envoy of the Northern Song Dynasty who was detained in the Jin Kingdom, once met Zongji of the Northern Song Dynasty who had become a singing prostitute. He wrote the poem "Nian Nujiao" and called her "Zongji of the Song Dynasty, the youngest daughter of the King of Qin, who once married the Qinci clan."  Wu Ji, another envoy, wrote the poem "The Full Moon" and also said: "There are so many sad things in the Southern Dynasties, but they still sing about the flowers in the backyard. In the old days, when the king gave thanks, the swallows in front of the hall flew to someone's house. Suddenly, in a dream, the immortal skin beats the snow, and the palace  The Sima of Jiangzhou, his green shirt wet with tears, was both at the end of the world. " It can be said that at that time, both the royal family and the poor suffered very miserably, especially the women.  "If you read a book, it only takes a few sentences, but looking at the bronze statue here, it is not possible to express the sadness in just one sentence.    "Boss, look at these statues here, are they Jurchens? I don't look like Han people." Just as Han Kongque became more and more angry, Mu Ling shouted from the side.  "Not a Han?" Han Kongque was stunned. Could it be that the Jin people could make statues of their own people and put them in the mausoleum for burial?  However, when Han Kongque thought about it, this was not the tomb of the Jin people, but the tombs of the Mongols. Since the Jin people could make bronze statues of the Han people, why couldn't the Mongols make bronze statues of the Jin people?  Anyway, in the eyes of the Mongols, both Han and Jurchens should be buried with them as lambs.  "Haha, this is the royal family of the Jurchens. What is this? Is this Wan Yanliang? Shizong, Zhangzong, King Wei Shao, Xuanzong? Haha, several emperors from the Jin Kingdom have appeared here. It seems that people from the Jin Kingdom  The final outcome is not so good!" Han Peacock became more and more happy as he looked at the statues in the back.  Whatever the Jin people did to the Han people, the Mongols did to them. Thinking of the tragic scene of the Jin Kingdom's demise, Han Peacock felt a lot better. Thinking of the way their royal women were allowed to be played with, Han Peacock felt balanced in his heart.  Quite a bit.  Of course, such an idea is very shameless, but this is how he feels at this time.  At this time, Han Peacock also knew where these Jin Kingdom treasures came from. They were all stolen from the Jin Kingdom's imperial tombs.  Jinling is one of the few imperial mausoleums of ethnic minorities in Chinese history. It is also the oldest and largest imperial mausoleum in the capital area.  ??After 60 years of construction by Jin Hailing (Wan Yanliang), Shizong, Zhangzong, King Wei Shao, and Xuanzong V, a large royal mausoleum with an area of ??about 60 square kilometers has been formed.  In fact, it has been robbed many times, but it was restored many times by the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, and there are no traces of being robbed or excavated.  Therefore, Han Peacock did not expect for a while that the Mongols would dig up the Jurchens¡¯ imperial tombs. Of course, it was not only the Mongols who dug it, but also during the Ming Dynasty.  During the Tianqi period of the Ming Dynasty, in order to cut off the "Jurchen" dragon veins, the Ming Dynasty carried out devastating damage to Jinling in order to destroy the Feng Shui of the Jurchen ancestors.  It is also because of this that Han Kongque did not expect that the Mongols also dug up the Jurchen imperial tombs, because after the Jurchen descendants entered the Qing Dynasty, they partially repaired the Jinling of their ancestors many times.  Especially for the Jin Taizu Mausoleum and the Jin Shizong Mausoleum, the Baoding and Baocheng were rebuilt.  After hundreds of years of vicissitudes, the buildings on the ground have long been destroyed. In the 1970s, the Kangxi Imperial Monument in front of the tombs of Jin Taizu and Jin Shizong, as well as the stele tower, Xiangdian, Baocheng and other buildings are still preserved there.  But now, only Jin Shizong¡¯s Xiaobaoding and Baocheng remain there.  At this time, Han Kongque also knew why the Mongols were able to grab so many gold and silver ingots from the Jin Kingdom. It is thought that these gold and silver ingots were buried with the fifth and sixth emperors of the Jin Kingdom.  At this time, Han Peacock seemed to have seen the scene of the Jin Kingdom's defeat. In Bianjing that year, Meng Shuai Subotai learned that Jin Aizong himself had escaped, and immediately commanded the army to surround the Jin Kingdom capital like an iron barrel.  Originally, the soldiers and civilians in Bianjing believed that Jin Aizong's imperial conquests would definitely win several battles, and they raised their necks every day to wait for the victory. However, in the end, they could only "become frightened when they heard that the army was defeated." Because the Mongolian army surrounded Bianjing.  , the food in the city ran out, and countless residents died of starvation. "Many gentlemen and women of Jin were begging in the market, and some even ate their wives. All the skins and utensils were boiled to satisfy their hunger. Your family's house, market buildings, and restaurants were all evacuated for cooking." Therefore,  Just like more than a hundred years ago, Bianjing has become a living hell.  Soon, Cui Li, the Yuanshi in the west of the capital of the Jin Dynasty, killed Wanyan Nushen and Wanyan Abu, and sent troops to "see" the Queen Mother. In the name of the Queen Mother, she summoned Liang Wang Wanyan Congke to supervise the country, claiming to be Zuo Prime Minister and Minister.  Ling and King Zheng went to the Mongolian barracks in person to negotiate for surrender.  ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????OUTOUT out of the gate, Cui Li was a man who was "promiscuous and cunning, and often had random thoughts to satisfy his desires."  After he agreed to surrender to Mongolia, he immediately sent people to burn the oars and armor on the walls of the capital city. He also pretended to have orders from the Mongolian army and personally "judged" the wives and daughters of officials who had fled with Jin Aizong. He raped and raped several of them at will every day.  At the same time, Cui Li imprisoned King Liang and his close relatives in the palace, went into the palace to steal countless treasures, and filled them in his own mansion in the capital.  He also ordered soldiers to help the Mongolian soldiers plunder gold and silver in the city, torture the officials and people, and prepare all kinds of poisons to make life worse than death for the people in the city.  It can be said that what the Jin people did in Bianjing was repeated by the Mongols at this time, and there was also a Jin traitor to help.  In May, Cui Li forced more than 500 people from the two palaces of the Jin Dynasty, including the Queen Mother, Liang Wang, Jing Wang and other clans, to go north to deliver Mongolian prisoners. He loaded them into thirty-seven carts and wiped out the Jin royal family.  .  "The three religions, medical practitioners, craftsmen, and embroiderers all went to the north." All these?The queen mother, empress, concubines, princesses and other royal family members all became playthings under the Mongolian crotch. It was exactly the same as the tragic situation of the Northern Song Dynasty royal family in 1127. There was not much difference. The only difference was that the emperor of the Jin Kingdom at that time fled.  After the defeat of the Jin army, the Mongolian soldiers burned, killed and looted, laden with their children and treasures.  The people of the Jin Kingdom were displaced, cultural relics were lost, and their fields were abandoned. The officers and soldiers only retreated to the city, and the people suffered. Beautiful girls became a commodity used by Mongolia in exchange for cattle and sheep, and ended up in the desert.  This situation is similar to the tragic situation before and after the fall of Bianjing in the Northern Song Dynasty more than a hundred years ago.  (~^~)
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