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The Ten Great Traitors of Ancient China (Part 2)

Fifth place: Zhang Hongfan

A native of Yizhou, Hebei, he participated in the Battle of Xiangfan and later followed Marshal Boyan to destroy the Song Dynasty. In January 1276, lin'an, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty (present-day Hangzhou, Zhejiang), was captured by the five-year-old Emperor Gong of Song and Empress Xie, Empress Quan, bureaucrats, and students, and escorted to Dadu, where Emperor Gong of Song was deposed by Yuan Shizu as the Duke of Yingguo.

In the fifteenth year of the Yuan Dynasty (1278), he made his brother Zhang Hongzheng the forward and captured the Southern Song Dynasty minister Wen Tianxiang at Wupoling (present-day Haifengbei, Guangdong). In the end, Yu Yashan defeated Zhang Shijie and forced the last hundreds of thousands of Officials, Scholars, Soldiers, and Nobles of the Han Nationality to jump into the sea and martyr the country. He also shamelessly said that "there is no China after the cliff mountain."

The Ten Great Traitors of Ancient China (Part 2)

Fourth place: Hong Chengyu

Hong Chengzu's army on Songshan was defeated, and the government and the public were shocked, thinking that Hong Chengzu would never surrender and die, and Chongzhen also grieveed for the loss of a ruler, so he boycotted the dynasty for 3 days, and with the specifications of a prince, "sacrificed to the sixteenth altar", an altar for seven days, personally offered sacrifices on May 10, and also made the imperial system "Mourning Hong Jing Liuwen" Ming Zhao. The irony is that he surrendered to the Qing Dynasty and offered advice to it, and after the Manchu Qing Entered the Customs, he not only suppressed the anti-Qing movement, but also shamelessly proposed to make the Han people shave their hair and change their clothes, and culturally eliminate the Han people's sense of resistance.

The Ten Great Traitors of Ancient China (Part 2)

Third place: Qin Juniper

For Qin Juniper, almost every Chinese gritted their teeth at it, hated not being able to eat its skin and flesh, and now accepted people's spit and scolding by the West Lake. The reason why people hated him was not only because he adhered to the wishes of The Jin Lord and instigated Emperor Gaozong of Song to kill Yue Fei, but also because he tried his best to prevent the Song Dynasty soldiers and civilians from recovering the rivers and mountains.

The Ten Great Traitors of Ancient China (Part 2)

Second place: Shi Jingyao

Before Shi Jingyao, the Han people always had the upper hand when the Han and ethnic minorities fought, such as Emperor Wu of han attacking the Xiongnu, a military general of the Tang Dynasty destroying a country, and so on. However, during the five dynasties of the Tang Dynasty, changes took place. An emperor of the Central Plains made a "son" of an ethnic minority emperor.

He ceded the northern fortress of Yanyun Sixteen Prefectures to the Khitans. He caused the Central Plains to be trampled by Hu Qi repeatedly, which is why the Han and ethnic minorities have been at a disadvantage since the Song Dynasty. He made the emperor of the Central Plains completely out of the shelf. His name is Shi Jingyao. Throughout his life, he had great respect for the Emperor of Daliao, and he must be called "son" and "subject". He was a traitor to the ancients.

The Ten Great Traitors of Ancient China (Part 2)

First prize: Sun Zhihuo

Born in Zichuan, Shandong in the nineteenth year of the Wanli Calendar (1591), Sun Zhizhu was admitted as a jinshi in the second year of the Apocalypse (1622), was awarded the Review of the Hanlin Academy, and was later promoted to a waiter. When Sun Zhizhu entered the army, it was during Wei Zhongxian's reign, and in order to seek progress, he immediately turned to the castration party, and with the protection of the castration party, Sun Zhixian was in a beautiful situation. Because Sun Zhizhuo was a selfish person, after the Qing army entered the customs, Sun Zhizhuo turned to the Qing court again. At this time, the Qing court had already issued a "shaving order", but in order to show loyalty, Sun Zhizhu took the lead in "shaving his hair and changing clothes" without any bottom line. Later, when the peasant army invaded Zichuan, captured him alive, tied up the five flowers and showed him in the street market, people pierced needle holes and inserted hair on his body to punish him for flattering the Qing court and committing the crime of shaving his hair and killing his compatriots. The crowd beheaded The city of Cao, and the corpse was destroyed. It can be said that Sun Zhizhu got the punishment he deserved.

The Ten Great Traitors of Ancient China (Part 2)