"Ten Brothers of Yishe", the ten people are: Zhao Kuangyin, Yang Guangyi, Shi Shouxin, Li Jixun, Wang Shenqi, Liu Qingyi, Liu Shouzhong, Liu Guangyi, Han Chongyun and Wang Zhengzhong.

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and Zhao Kuangyin What happened to the ten brothers of Yishe who were sworn to by Zhao Kuangyin? What happened to them later?

"Ten brothers of Yishe", the ten people are: Zhao Kuangyin, Yang Guangyi, Shi Shouxin, Li Jixun , Wang Shenqi , Liu Qingyi, Liu Shouzhong, Liu Guangyi (later renamed Liu Tingrang ), Han Chongyun , Wang Zhengzhong. What is the reason why the "Ten Brothers of the Righteous Society" were formed? On whose initiative was it formed? Who was the leader in the beginning? Old Nick, I can't find the information.

If arranged by birth time, it is as follows: Li Jixun in 916, Yang Guangyi in 920, Wang Shenqi in 925, Zhao Kuangyin in 927, Shi Shouxin in 928, Liu Guangyi in 929, and Wang Zhengzhong in 930.

Han Chongyun, Liu Qingyi, and Liu Shouzhong, I haven’t found the birth time of Old Nick, but Han Chongyun’s eldest son Han Chongxun was born in 955. According to normal calculations, he should be born between 925 and 935, but Old Nick personally believes that he should be born in 929 or 930. Why do you think so? It’s a long story, so I won’t go into details. As for Liu Qingyi and Liu Shouzhong, no clues were found.

As for the time when the ten people sworn sworn brothers, many people think it was July 20, 954. Let's first take a look at what happened in 954.

html The first month of 954: Zhou Taizu Guo Wei died, and his adopted son Chai Rong succeeded to the throne and became emperor, known as Zhou Shizong in history.

html February 1954: Khitan and the Northern Han Dynasty allied with 100,000 troops. After defeating Zhou Zelu and Li Jun, they surrounded Luzhou (today's Changzhi ). The large force went south to Zezhou (today's Jincheng ) with the goal of destroying the Later Zhou Dynasty.

htmlMarch 0954: On the 10th, Chai Rong led his army from Kaifeng. On the 19th, a fierce battle broke out between the two sides.

html May 1954: Taiyuan was surrounded.

html June 1954: Class teacher.

Chai Rong conquered the Northern Han Dynasty . Among the ten brothers, it seems that only five of them, Zhao Kuangyin, Shi Shouxin, Li Jixun, Wang Shenqi, and Han Chongyun, accompanied him. It was July when Chai Rong returned to Kaifeng. How many people participated in the war? After being promoted, Zhao Kuangyin was promoted to Yuhou, the capital in front of the palace, Shi Shouxin was promoted to the cavalry commander, and Li Jixun was promoted to capital commander and led the defense envoy of Yongzhou. In October, he was promoted to the commander of the guard infantry and the military governor of Zhaowu. Wang Shenqi was promoted to Yuhou, the capital of the East and West Bands, to Yuhou, the capital of the cavalry, and then to the capital school of the second right army of the army. Han Chongyun was promoted to the commander of the cavalry in front of the palace.

If it was really July 20, 954, that the sworn sworn ceremony was made, then it would be that these people were rewarded based on their merits and were promoted. When they were happy, they knelt down and kowtowed.

When they returned from the expedition to the Northern Han Dynasty, although they had all been promoted, they were actually all middle and low-level officers. Li Jixun was the most promoted and the oldest, so Old Nick thinks it is very likely that at this time, the ten people were still surrounded by a circle centered on Li Jixun. After that, Zhao Kuangyin's identity changed and he gradually moved around the circle centered on Zhao Kuangyin.

Among these ten people, there are three people who have a good relationship with Zhao Kuangyin, such as Shi Shouxin, Wang Shenqi, and Han Chongyun. However, Yang Guangyi, Liu Qingyi, Liu Shouzhong, and Wang Zhengzhong may have a distant relationship with Zhao Kuangyin. The distance of the relationship can also be seen from another phenomenon. Among them, six of them, Zhao Kuangyin, Shi Shouxin, Li Jixun, Wang Shenqi, Han Chongyun and Liu Tingrang, have biographies in " Song History ", but the others do not.

Chenqiao mutiny, Shi Shouxin, Wang Shenqi, Han Chongyun, Gao Huaide were the main generals. Others did not seem to be directly involved, especially Gao Huaide, who was not one of the ten brothers of the Yishe, but was also the main force in the mutiny, which shows that the central change After becoming Zhao Kuangyin, some people slowly faded away, while others gradually came closer. Their followers were different from Liu Guanzhang's. They were not people who lived and died together. They were probably more like a company, a society, or a legal person. When the general manager changed, some people just followed the old leader, but new people joined the new leader's account.

Let’s talk about the ending of the ten brothers in the charity society.

Li Jixun:

did not participate in the Chenqiao mutiny.At that time, he served as the military commander of the Anguo Army, in Xingzhou , now in Xingtai, Hebei. However, to put it in two words, can it be said that he held heavy troops but stood still, which in itself was a kind of support for Zhao Kuangyin?

There are rumors in the world that after Zhao Kuangyin came to power, he summoned Li Jixun for a secret talk. What did they talk about? We don’t know, but what we do know is that since then, Li Jixun has been highly valued by Zhao Kuangyin, and he has been promoted to the rank of Inspector of the Imperial Academy, the Military Envoy of the Zhaoyi Army, and the Tongping Zhangshi. Tongping Zhangshi is basically equivalent to the prime minister.

In the first year of the Taiping Xingguo year (976 AD), Li Jixun resigned from office. Zhao Kuangyin appointed him as the crown prince and retired as a preceptor, and gave him tens of millions of money and ten thousand taels of platinum. As soon as he retired, Zhao Kuangyin passed away not long after. He also died the next year at the age of sixty-two. He was posthumously awarded Zhongshu Ling and was posthumously named King of Longxi County with the posthumous title "Zhuang Wu".

Shi Shouxin:

The person who was the first to contribute to the Chenqiao mutiny. In the second year, Zhao Kuangyin released his military power with a cup of wine, mainly targeting Shi Shouxin and Wang Shenqi. Shi Shouxin was also very smart. Later, he served as the governor of the Tianping Army. He was not transferred for a total of seventeen years. He made various money and "accumulated a huge amount of money" in history books. In order to survive and benefit, they strive to practice the hedonistic values ​​advocated by Song Taizu .

In June of the ninth year of Taiping and Xingguo (984), Shi Shouxin passed away at the age of fifty-seven. He was posthumously named King of Wuwei County and given the posthumous title of "Wu Lie".

Wang Shenqi:

The person who first contributed to the Chenqiao mutiny. Together with Shi Shouxin, he is known as Zhao Kuangyin's right-hand man. After Zhao Kuangyin released his military power after a cup of wine, he left the capital and served as the military envoy of the Zhongzheng Army. Later, he served as the inspector of all directions of the imperial camp, the military envoy of the Zhongwu Army, and the Tongping Zhangshi.

In the seventh year of Kaibao's reign (974 AD), Wang Shenqi passed away at the age of fifty. When Wang Shenqi fell seriously ill, Zhao Kuangyin visited him in person. After Wang Shenqi's death, he went to his residence to mourn and mourn him. As a gift, he was granted the title of Zhongshu Ling, and was granted the posthumous title of Prince of Langya County. He was also given double money for funeral arrangements. On the day of his burial, he stopped paying homage to him. Later, he was given the title of King of Qin and his posthumous title of "Zhengyi".

Han Chongyun:

One of the main participants in the Chenqiao Mutiny. Zhao Kuangyin released his military power over a cup of wine, and Wang Shenqi left the capital to serve as the military envoy of the Zhongzheng Army. Wang Shenqi's original post of commander of the Imperial Palace was replaced by Han Chongyun, who became the highest chief executive of the Imperial Palace. Later, he was falsely accused and almost killed by Zhao Kuangyin. Fortunately, Zhao Pu and others persuaded him to save his life. He was later relieved of military power and served as the military envoy of Zhangde Army (Xiangzhou, today's Anyang, Henan Province).

Died in the seventh year of Kaibao (AD 974). It should be a natural death, which can be considered a good death.

Liu Tingrang:

did not participate in the Chenqiao mutiny. His original name was Liu Guangyi. After Song Taizong Zhao Guangyi came to the throne, he changed his name to Liu Tingrang because he avoided Zhao Guangyi's name. During the Zhao Kuangyin era, Liu Tingrang had always held heavy troops, and had made great achievements in the southern and northern wars. It was not until three years before Zhao Kuangyin's death that he was dismissed from military power and served as the military governor of Zhenning Army.

In December of the third year of Yongxi (AD 986), the Liao invaded. Liu Tingrang led his army to fight against the Liao in the north. They were surrounded in Junziguan (today's north of Hejian). The reinforcements Li Jilong did not carry out rescue. Liu Tingrang's army died in the tens of thousands, and only a few cavalry were spared. Because it was Li Jilong who led his troops to flee south that led to the defeat, Song Taizong did not punish Li Jilong, which aroused Liu Tingrang's dissatisfaction.

In the autumn of the fourth year of Yongxi (AD 987), Liu Tingrang fell ill, and Song Taizong sent an imperial doctor to treat him. Liu Tingrang said that he had returned to the capital for medical treatment, and returned south without waiting for Song Taizong's approval. As a result, he was deprived of his official title and assigned to Shangzhou (now part of Shaanxi). Liu Tingrang was also stubborn and died on a hunger strike.

Regarding Liu Tingrang, Old Nick wrote about him specifically, called "The Death of Liu Tingrang". If you are interested, you can read it.

Yang Guangyi, Liu Qingyi, Liu Shouzhong, Wang Zhengzhong:

These four ginseng did not participate in the Chenqiao mutiny. Old Nick, I did not find out. What is the outcome? I also did not find out. There is no bad news, it should be good news, although they are not close to Zhao Kuangyin.

What Yang Guangyi could find out was that he was the military governor of the Baojing Army.

Liu Shouzhong was appointed as the deputy capital commander of Gaoyangguan. During Zhenzong's reign, he successively held the posts of prefecture commander, deputy capital commander, and prefectural governor.

Historical records record such a thing. In August of the ninth year of Kaibao (AD 976), Song Taizu ordered Dang Jin and Pan Mei as commanders to attack the Northern Han Dynasty. His subordinates, led by Hao Chongxin and Wang Zhengzhong, the governor of Xiezhou, attacked Taiyuan from Fenzhou.

If this Wang Zhengzhong is Wang Zhengzhong who was sworn to Zhao Kuangyin, it seems that he was not reused by Zhao Kuangyin, because Zhao Kuangyin died at the end of 976, and the governor, that is, from the fifth rank official rank, so you may look at the official I don't feel much, but think about it, when they first sworn sworn brothers, Zhao Kuangyin was the Marquis of Yu in front of the palace. This is the official rank of fifth-grade brothers. The official ranks are unlikely to be too different. No matter what the regiment leader is, it is unlikely that he will sworn sworn brothers with the platoon leader, right? Does this mean that Wang Zhengzhong has not been promoted in twenty years?

In any case, Zhao Kuangyin is quite okay with these brothers who are sworn with him. The only one who has ever attempted murder is Han Chongyun, because the person who falsely accused Han Chongyun knows Zhao Kuangyin too well. Seeing how his old leader Guo Wei came to power, he followed Guo Wei's example to rise to power, so he was most afraid that others would take his position in the same way. The person who falsely accused Han Chongyun just poked Zhao Kuangyin's weakness, so although he did not kill Han Chongyun, he no longer reused him.

Compared with other emperors who killed heroes as soon as they conquered the country, Zhao Kuangyin acted more benevolently and righteously. The full text of

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