In the middle of the Jin Dynasty, there was a mad emperor who moved the capital of the Jin Kingdom from Shangjing (present-day Harbin) to Yanjing (present-day Beijing); he boldly reformed and exerted great efforts to eliminate the Southern Song Dynasty and unify China; but he was also arrogant and lascivious, indiscriminate killing, and poor military force, which eventually led to the ruin of his reputation, and this person was the King of Hailing, WanyanLiang.
Perhaps because Guanyanliang was an alternative, the later historian of Jinguo gave him a pot, but no matter what, Guanyanliang was indeed a full-fledged topic figure.
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When Yan Liang was 27 years old, he usurped the throne as emperor, and he killed the eldest grandson of Jin Taizu's concubine, GuanYan (Jin Xizong), but he could sit on the emperor's throne safely and without incident, what force was escorting Yan Liang? What kind of status does Yan Liang have in the Jin Guo Sect Room?
This has to start with his powerful father, the Great Prince of Jurchen, Yan Zonggan.
Emperor Zonggan of Finished Yan was the eldest son of Emperor Yan Akuta, known as the "Grand Prince", and although he did not inherit the throne of the Jin Kingdom, his status in the Jin Kingdom was unparalleled.
In the early days of the Jin Dynasty, there were three main forces in the DPRK:
1. Jin Taizu's bone beating system;
2. Jin Taizong Wu Beggar's department;
3. "Transferring the Emperor To the Extremely Fierce" (Vice Minister of State) completed the Yan Zonghan lineage;
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The "Four Princes of Jurchen": Zong Gan, Zong Wang, Zong Fu, and Zong Bi (Wu Shu) were all sons of Ah Kuan Ta, who controlled the elite cavalry of the Jin Kingdom, and Ah Kuan Ta also held the title of "Founding Emperor" of the Jin Kingdom.
The strength of the Jin Tai clan is not weak, Wu Begmai has been emperor for so many years, and has accumulated a lot of political capital in the Jin Kingdom, originally wanted to pass the throne to his son Wanyan Zongpan, but was strongly resisted by the Ah Kuan clan, and the most important thing is that the Zonghan clan did not side with them.
The Zonghan clan is the cousin of Ah KuanDa, who is known for being able to fight, and the military strength they control is comparable to that of the Ah Kuan family, and they each contribute half the strength to destroying the Liao and the Song. Zong Han was a typical Jurchen conservative who resolutely resisted Sinicization, so he did not support the hereditary succession of the throne.
1 hit 2, Wu Begmai had no choice but to return the throne to Ah Kuan's family. However, Zong Han and Wu Begmai played a trick and chose a eldest child of the Ah Kuan family as the heir, that is, The Complete Yan Qi.
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Finished Yan Liang was originally the son of Yan Zongjun, the eldest son of Ah Kuan, and later passed on to Complete Yan Liang's father ZongGan as an adopted son, at this time, FinishEd Yan Liang was not yet born. Finished Yan Liang is 3 years older than Finished Yan Liang, and the two should still be "good brothers" when they were young.
It was precisely because of the support of his adoptive father Zong Gan and several uncles that he was able to ascend to the throne, so he was able to maintain the Zong Gan family in every way after he came to power.
Soon, with the support of the Ah Kuan clan, Yan Qi began to suppress the Jin Tai clan and the Zong Han clan. Zong Han was secretly demoted by Ming Sheng, stripped of his military powers, and died in anger; Jin Taizong's descendants and henchmen were accused of treason and suppressed, and the civil war between Jin Wushu and Yan Chang was one of these incidents. In this way, the Zonggan family was able to monopolize the power of the government, and this is how Yan Liang came to the political stage.
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Later, Yan Liang began to be jealous of Yan Liang and suppressed him. Guan Yan Liang then had a heart out of his mind, gathered other ministers who had been suppressed by Guan Yan Qi, launched a coup d'état, and directly killed Guan Yan Qi who was still in the palace.
Yan Liang was also the bloodline of the Akuta family of Gen'er Hongmiaozheng, and he was also the eldest son's family, so he sat on the emperor's throne of the Golden Kingdom.
If it weren't for Yan Liang's own, perhaps he would have become the longest reigning emperor in the history of the Jin Dynasty (from the age of 27 to 60 years old, he can do it for 33 years).
(Continues tomorrow)
The author of this article, "Shushan PenMan", is a historical author with a "soul", who focuses on originality and refuses to copy.