When did Yue Fei win twelve gold medals? As well as historical and meteorological conditions, can solve the mystery of Yue Fei's "Man Jiang Hong".

The division of Yue Fei is an inevitable misunderstanding.

Before discussing this issue, let's study how long it will take for the memorial to be sent from Yancheng to Lin 'an. Battalion Commander Ke of Yue Feijun is on June 20th, and this month is on the 29th. Song Ting replied that Zagreb, the province, was on July 2nd (quoted from the reign of Emperor Gaozong on July 3rd). On July 8th, Yancheng Zou Jie 18 arrived in Lin 'an (quoted from Huibing 14 on 30th). Obviously, it takes ten days. Otherwise, Lin 'an 10 will be sent to the front line of Yancheng.

Let's list the calendar of that period of history:

On June 20th, battalion commander Ke of Yue Jiajun,

On July 2nd, the court received a memorial from Ke Ying Chang-jie and replied to Sheng.

On July 2, Yue Jiajun recovered Xijing.

On July 7, Emperor Gaozong issued a letter ordering the troops to move.

On July 8, Yancheng won a great victory. Yue Fei sent Czechs to perform.

On July 1 1 day, Yue Fei was ordered to return Li! At this time, Emperor Gaozong did not know about the Yancheng War (note: there is no specific historical data here, so it is doubtful for the time being).

On July 12, Emperor Gaozong received the good news that Yue Jiajun recovered Xijing.

On July 14, Ying Chang triumphed and Yue Fei sent them to the throne.

On July 17, Yue Fei received the imperial edict of "handling class division" issued by Emperor Gaozong VII.

On July 18th, Yancheng our envoy was sent to Lin 'an, and the emperor rewarded him. See (1)

On July 18, angry flying book "Begging to Stop the Team" (2)

On July 18, Lin Ying won a total victory. See Lin Ying Zou Jie (3).

Note: As Yue Fei 18 was still writing fiercely, it was requested not to move the division. Obviously, in the battle of Yingchang, Yue Fei didn't lose at all. Otherwise, as a generation of famous handsome, it is impossible to ask for troops when weakened, bring disgrace to oneself. Yue Fei is not impulsive. For example, when he was appointed as the envoy of Tongtai Town, he misjudged the enemy's strength and even failed. However, since he destroyed Yang Yao in 14 days, when the second and third northern expeditions encountered unfavorable conditions, he resolutely withdrew his troops to avoid losses (in fact, the same was true when he retreated from Taizhou, and he did not blindly die). Obviously, he is not a reckless man. In addition, his estimation should be that the commemoration of Yancheng's victory should have arrived and the attitude of Emperor Gaozong would change, so he decided to resist the Northern Expedition.

Moreover, the battle of Linying was in the northeast of Linying, and it was an encounter on the way to Kaifeng, instead of finding the enemy's attack and acting as a temporary director. In addition to the former army, the other four rulers represent two or four armies respectively. Such a powerful army may be marching towards Kaifeng. Therefore, on 18, Yue Fei was still marching.

On July 18 or 2 1 day, Yue Fei transferred troops.

This is the mystery.

First, since 18, there has been no major battle except the legendary battle of Zhuxian Town. Therefore, it is also possible for Yue Fei to prepare for the transfer of troops after the 18th National Congress. Second, if there really was a Zhuxian Town War, it showed that Yue Fei was still desperate to resist the imperial edict, and there was no record of Yue Fei's defeat in Song and Jin history. Then why did Yue Fei suddenly return to Li?

The key is, around 2 1, did Yue Fei receive a letter with more severe wording from Gao Zong? (As the Biography of Yue Hou said, "Suddenly one day, there were twelve letters, which sent the class to play in the que." It's ten days' journey from Lin 'an to Yancheng. This imperial edict should be issued on July 1 1 day. At this time, the emperor had not received the victory of Yancheng, not to mention the victory of Yingchang. He was afraid that Yue Feijun would fail, so Qin Gui advised him to transfer troops.

On July 24th, the attitude of Emperor Gaozong began to change.

Yang Yizhong sent his troops from Lin 'an on July 25th.

On July 27th, Yue Fei came to Lin 'an from Shunchang with two thousand cavalry.

On July 27th or 28th, Yue Fei's fierce protest letter arrived in Lin 'an.

The emperor changed his attitude and issued a letter:

"Unfortunately, I have to play at 18, and I have to deal with the lineup. Qing Guo, his words are eager and unforgettable. Youth reported to Liu Yong at a convenient place, and met with * * *. If there was an opportunity, they would go hand in hand and have a rest, so that they could see the enemy everywhere and also support each other. Please be informed that Yang Yizhong has been issued since 25th of this month. 」

Note that it is mentioned here that Yue Fei needs to live in harmony with Yang Yizhong and Liu Yong. Ironically, Yang didn't leave until 25th and didn't arrive in Suzhou until mid-August, while Zhang Jun and Wang De's men were close at hand. Why not send them? Moreover, according to this sentence, "You should report to Yang Yizhong and Liu Kun in a convenient place, and make an appointment and visit if there is an opportunity. If we stop, we must support each other in order to see the trouble of the enemy. " Judging from this sentence, Emperor Gaozong still prohibited Yue Fei from moving forward, and even hinted that he was withdrawing troops or stagnating. However, the emperor is not ignorant of Yue Fei's character. Before that, he ordered Li Jiaoyue to stop marching, but he couldn't. Why is he confident that Yue Fei will stop now? Obviously, Emperor Gaozong knew that he had issued a strongly worded imperial edict, forcing Yue Fei to return it.