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China Emperor Biography of Song Huizong: Evonne (Two-color Collector's Edition).

The Biography of China Song Huizong the Great: Evonne (two-color collector's edition) is a book published by Fiona Fang Publishing House on 20 10, written by Cai Xiangdong.

Main contents:

Song Huizong Evonne (1082- 1 135), the eleventh son of Song Shenzong, was the eighth emperor of the Northern Song Dynasty in China, and he also had a high artistic attainments. His brother Song Zhezong had no children and passed them on to him after his death. After 25 years in office, he pursued extravagant life excessively, worshiped Taoism, called himself "Emperor Daojun", hired corrupt officials to extort money, and aroused peasant uprisings everywhere.

When nomads from the invasion, unable to cope with, he quickly handed over to his son Song Qinzong, and he himself became the "emperor's father", but in the end the situation was irreparable. Both father and son were captured and tortured by the nomads from the north, and died in Yilan, Heilongjiang eight years later.

Extended data:

Some political initiatives:

1, developing painting

Song Huizong also developed court painting, recruited painters, founded Xuanhe Painting Academy, and trained a number of outstanding painters such as Simon, Zhang Zeduan and Li Tang in Rainbow. He compiled books such as Xuanhe Pu Shu, Xuanhe Huapu and Xuanhe Bo Gu Map. It is a precious historical book in the study of art history, and it still has extremely important reference value.

2. Military aspects

In the second year of Xuanhe (1 120), Fang La, a native of Qingxi, Zhou Mu (now Chun 'an, Zhejiang Province), used Manichaeism to help the Far East gather ten thousand people to revolt. Fang La called Gong Sheng, Jianyuan Yongle, and established an official position. Then he conquered hundreds of thousands of counties such as Mu, Yun, Hangzhou, Chu, Qu and Wu.

3. Economic aspects

In the early years of Song Huizong, eunuch Emperor Wen of Sui first set up "paddy field service" in Ruzhou (now Henan) and began to legislate. He can plant rice fields, collect land ownership from private families and pursue it until there is no title deed to prove it. Originally, the land outside the land ownership was called the commons, and the growers had to pay the public land money as tenants, which was later extended to the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River and Huaihe River basins. There is also a "camp repair office" to inspect public land. After all, it was incorporated into the "Xicheng Institute", and all the wasteland and wasteland were used as public land, forcing people to lease and pay public land money.

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