In the fourth year of Song Xuanhe (1 122), Liu Qu was really asked to recruit warriors and asked Yue Fei to join the army against Liao. He once led only a hundred people to ride in Xiangzhou (now Anyang, Henan Province) to wipe out thieves. In the first year of Song Jingkang (1 126), Jin Jun invaded the south on a large scale, and the Song Emperor ordered Kang Wang Zhao to build the Grand Marshal's Mansion. Zhao Gou went to Xiangzhou, Yue Fei went to defect, and was ordered to surrender against Jin Yijun. After filling the groom, he went to Kaifeng House (now Kaifeng, Henan Province) to clear the gap, and confronted 8 Jin Army in Huazhou (now hua county East, Henan Province). Yue Fei rode a hundred times on the bank of the Yellow River and met 8 Jin Army. He single-handedly broke into the enemy lines and defeated the Jin Army. He moved to Ichiro and later lived in Zong Ze with Tokyo. Zong Ze appreciated his talent very much and personally issued the laws of war. In the first year of Song Jianyan (1 127), the Northern Song Dynasty perished, and Zhao Gou ascended the throne in Yingtianfu (now Shangqiu, Henan). Yue Fei wrote to urge Zhao Gou to return to Kaifeng House, and personally levied 8 jin j to recover lost ground, but Song Ting cut his military rank on the grounds of overstepping his duties. Since then, Yue Fei was recruited by Zhang Suo to Hebei and was appointed as the commander of Zhong Jun. He was ordered to control Wang Yanbei from the capital and cross the Yellow River to recover Xinxiang (now Henan). Later, due to the estrangement with Wang Yan, he returned to Zong Ze, where he was in charge of the left-behind department and made meritorious military service. After Zong Ze's death, Song Ting and Du Chong stayed in Tokyo, and Yue Fei remained under his command.
In the third year of Song Jianyan (1 129), Wan Yan Han Zong, deputy marshal of Jinzuo, invaded the south, and Du Chong abandoned Kaifeng and fled to Jiankang (now Nanjing, Jiangsu). Yue Fei had to remonstrate, so he also went south, worshiping Jiang and Huai ordered the right army to take power. A few days later, the commander-in-chief of 8 Jin Army, Wan Yanzong Bi (Wu Shu), led his troops straight into the south of the Yangtze River, but Du Chong closed the gate and could not defend the enemy. Until 8 jin j crossed the river from Majiadu and arrived at the gates of Jiankang, Du Zhongfang ordered people to attack, Yue Fei fought alone and the whole army fled. After the fall of Jiankang, Du Chong fled to Zhou Zhen (now Yizheng, Jiangsu) to rebel against the Song Dynasty. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will break up and plunder many times, but Yue Feijun is innocent in autumn. Wan Yan Zongbi marched into Hangzhou, and Yue Fei led the troops to attack the 8 Jin Army, winning successively. He also recruited stragglers, arranged his army and horses, and moved to Guangde (now Guangde, Anhui) and other places. For four years, Yue Fei led his troops to camp in Yixing (now Jiangsu). After "searching the mountains and seeing the sea" in Lin 'an Prefecture (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province), Yuezhou Prefecture (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province) and Mingzhou Prefecture (now Ningbo, Zhejiang Province), Wan Yanzong withdrew northward and then attacked Changzhou (now Jiangsu Province). Yue Fei and Jin Jun won all four battles, and then attacked Jin Jun east of Zhenjiang (now Jiangsu). Fight Qingshui Pavilion again, win the good news again, and let 8 Jin Army lie dead in 15. Since then, Yue Fei has defeated Jin Jun several times and recovered Jiankang. He was appointed to know Taizhou by Ren Tong and Tai Tai, and stationed troops in Taizhou and Jiangbei (now Jiangsu). Soon, 8 Jin Army attacked Chuzhou (now Huai 'an, Jiangsu Province), and Song Taizu Zhao ordered Zhang Jun, a former military commander, to lead the troops to rescue. Zhang Jun refused and ordered Yue Fei to send troops. In addition, Liu Guangshi led the troops to help the temple. Yue Fei led his troops to Chengzhou (now Gaoyou, Jiangsu Province), where he won three out of three battles with Jin Jun and captured more than 70 people in the school. However, Liu Guangshi and others were afraid of the enemy's invasion, which led Yue Fei and his men to fight alone. After several days of fierce fighting with 8 Jin Army, he was forced to retreat from the south of the Yangtze River, and Chuzhou fell. Emperor Song also ordered Yue Fei to return to Tongzhou (now Nantong, Jiangsu) and Taizhou, and said that he could abide by the rules. If not, he would cover the people there to cross the river. Yue Fei thought Taizhou had no danger to defend, so he gave up refusing to defend and led the soldiers and civilians to cross the river. However, Song Ting lost Taizhou and suspended Yue Fei.
In the first year of Shaoxing in Song Dynasty (1 13 1), Yue Fei led his troops under Zhang Jun and moved to Hongzhou (now Nanchang, Jiangxi) and Yunzhou (now Gaoan, Jiangxi), defeating the robber Li Chengjun and taking over Zhang Yong. In the second year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei was granted the right to be the magistrate of Tanzhou, and concurrently served as the general manager of Jinghu East Road, appeasing the capital, giving a golden plate and a yellow flag to make the bandit Cao surrender. Yue Fei fought in Jinghu South Road and Guangnan East-West Road, completely defeating the bandits, and Cao Cheng was forced to surrender. For three years in Shaoxing, he was ordered to suppress the peasant rebels in Jizhou (now Ji 'an, Jiangxi) and Ganzhou (now Ganzhou, Jiangxi). Zhao Gou, Emperor of the Song Dynasty, wrote the word "Zhong Yuefei" in his own handwriting, making it a code, and awarded the Zhennan Army as the ambassador, and Jiangnan West Road as the ambassador along the river.
In the fourth year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei was appointed as the envoy of Jiangnan West Road, Shu, Jingnan, Hubei, Yue, Huang, Fuzhou, Hanyang Army and De 'an Prefecture. At that time, the pseudo-Qi Army and the Eight Jin Army joined forces to invade the south, and Yue Fei was ordered to unite the Northern Expedition and even break the enemy, and recover Yunzhou (now Zhongxiang, Hubei), Suizhou (now Suixian, Hubei), Xiangyang House (now Xiangfan, Hubei), Dengzhou (now Dengxian, Henan), Tang Zhou (now Tanghe, Henan) and Xinyang Army (now Xinyang, Henan). In the winter of that year, Wan Yanzong Bi and the pseudo-Qi emperor Liu Yu joined forces to besiege Luzhou (now Hefei, Anhui), and the Song Emperor personally wrote a letter asking Yue Fei to go to the rescue. Yue Fei led the troops to Luzhou, defeated the pseudo-Qi-Jin allied forces at the gate and rescued the besieged Luzhou. In the fifth year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei was promoted to Zhenning and Chongxin Army, and was appointed as the commander of Jinghu South Road, North Road and Xiangyang Road. After the SHEN WOO incident, the army took control of the situation. He was ordered to go to Dongting Lake to lure him to surrender, suppress Zhong Xiang and Yang Yao's rebels, and be promoted to Jinghu South Road, Beiliu Road and Xiangyang Road to recruit envoys.
In the sixth year of Shaoxing, Song Shangshu was the right servant and took charge of the Privy Council. Zhang Jun, commander-in-chief of the armies, went to the Yangtze River Association and said that Yue Fei and Han Shizhong could rely on great events to keep Yue Fei in Xiangyang. Yue Fei moved to Jingxi Road. He was transferred to Fu Xuan as an agreement, and set up Fu Xuan Department in Xiangyang. Then he went north again and captured Rujun, Zhouguo (now Lingbao, Henan), Shangzhou (now Shangxian, Henan), Yiyang (now Songxian, Henan) and Changshui (now southwest of Luoning, Henan). In July, I sent my son Liu Lin and my nephew to invade Huaixi area by shunt under the banner of 8 Jin Army. Song Jun generals Liu Guangshi and Zhang Jun were afraid of the enemy and wanted to give up their respective garrisons in Luzhou and Xuyi (now Jiangsu). Song Ting ordered Yue Fei to lead the troops from Xiangyang East to meet the puppet Qi army. Despite his serious eye disease, Yue Fei sent his troops on the same day and went all the way to Cai Zhou (now Runan, Hunan). But Song Ting refused, and Cai Zhou was not captured.
In the seventh year of Shaoxing, Yue Fei went to Lin 'an to visit the Song Emperor, pay a visit to Qiu, and give him a gift to moisten the fields. Yue Fei talked with Song Emperor many times about recovering the lost land in the north, urging him to send troops to attack the Puppet Qi and recover the lost land in Hebei, Gyeonggi and Shaanxi. Emperor Song appreciated his idea very much, saying, "If you want to revive the country, you should be its minister.". Yue Fei was ordered to send troops, but Qin Gui, the envoy of the Tang Dynasty, tried his best to make peace with the Jin court, which undermined the anti-Jin deployment. Yue Fei also discussed with Zhang Jun to send him. Because of suspicion, he removed the military power and returned to China to mourn his mother. It was not until the Song Emperor issued several imperial edicts that Yue Fei returned to his post and was punished for entering the DPRK. He still sent troops to the north to recover lost territory and made suggestions to the Song Emperor, suggesting that troops should be stationed in Huaidian to wait for an invasion. Emperor Song refused to allow him to station troops in Jiangzhou (now Jiujiang, Jiangxi) in order to help the Huaihe River and Zhejiang area immediately. In eight years, Yue Fei led his troops back to Ezhou (now Wuchang, Hubei). However, the Zhao Jian store, which had no children, was once again suspected by the Song Emperor. Under the advocacy of the right servant of the Tang Dynasty, Song Ting wanted to make peace with Jin in exchange for the emperor's Zigong. In the first year of Jianyan (1 127), he was captured by Jin Jun, and Yue Fei's northern expedition plan and department were abandoned. In the ninth year of Shaoxing, Di Chin returned the land of Henan and Shaanxi in the Song Dynasty. Yue Fei thinks Jin people are not credible. The above table disapproves of Zhao Gou and Qin Gui's surrender and begging, and puts forward the grandiose words of "revenge for serving the country". He even once refused the title of Kaifu Yitong No.3 Division given by the Song Emperor, pointing out that "this matter is in danger and cannot be congratulated". He still advocates reorganizing the army, training soldiers and actively preparing for war. But all this was stopped by Qin Gui.
In the tenth year of Shaoxing in the Song Dynasty (the third year of Jin Dynasty, 1 140), Jin Ting broke the contract, and Marshal Du Zongbi () led the army and attacked the Song Dynasty in four ways. It has successively captured Kaifeng Prefecture in Song Dynasty and Tokyo, (now governing Jixian County in Henan Province), Yingtianfu in Nanjing (now south of Shangqiu City in Henan Province) and Henan Province in Xijing (now east of Luoyang City in Henan Province), and the land of Henan and Shaanxi has recovered 8 Jin Army. Zhang Xian, Yao Zheng, Wang Gui, Niu Hao, Dong Xian, Yang Zaixing and other departments were dispatched by Song Dili to persuade Yue Fei to send troops to rescue him, so that Liang Xing crossed the Yellow River in the north, assembled anti-Jin Zhongyi militia from all over Hebei, and captured the two counties of Hedong and Hebei. Liu Qi, the commander-in-chief of Huaixi, was appointed as the east, and Guo Hao, the commander-in-chief of Yongxing Army and Shaanxi Province, was appointed as the west. Yue Fei is a pro-unification army, driving the Central Plains. Emperor Song also granted him the appointment of ambassadors from Henan and Hebei. Soon, the generals sent by Yue Fei succeeded one after another. Song Jun launched a massive Northern Expedition, and the main force assembled in Yingchang Prefecture (now Xuchang, Henan Province). The general captured part of the road, and Yue Fei personally led a Qingqi, stationed in Yancheng (now Henan Province). Tens of thousands of Yue Jiajun defeated Jin Jun repeatedly, and successively recovered large areas of lost land in Henan from Jin Jun, such as Huaiyang Prefecture (now Huaiyang, Henan Province), Zhengzhou (now Henan Province) and Xijing Henan Prefecture.
In the face of Yue Jiajun's massive northern expedition, Hong Yanzong was extremely alarmed and was busy convening his headquarters to discuss countermeasures. I believe that Yue Jiajun's generals can handle it. Only Yue Fei can't stop it and decides to put all your eggs in one basket and unite against it. Wan Yanzong Bi found that Yue Jiajun divided his troops into two ways, and his forces were scattered, while Yue Fei took only a small amount of troops to Yancheng, and decided to unite elite cavalry 15000 men and pounce on Yancheng in an attempt to annihilate it in one fell swoop. When Song Ting heard the news, he was very worried. Emperor Song wrote a letter to Yue Fei, asking him to "judge himself". Yue Fei did not agree, but still went out of the city to challenge every day, cursing the array in front of the 8 Jin Army camp. Wan Yanzong was furious, so he joined forces with generals such as King Jinlong and Tiger, King Gai and Han Chang to invade the city. On the eighth day of July, Jin Jun confronted Yue Jiajun in the north of Yancheng. Yue Fei ordered his son Yue Yunling to enter the enemy line lightly and warned, "If you can't win, I'll cut you first!" Yue Yun led the army into 8 jin j.. After several rounds of fighting, the bodies of 8 jin j were everywhere. Wan Yan Zongbi ordered his elite heavily armored cavalry "Tiefutu" to attack. The other cavalry attacked from the left and right wings, which was called "Kidnapper Horse", but Yue Fei sent a pro-army with his back to fight against the Jin Army with You Yijun's horse army, and sent infantry armed with hemp knives, axes and other weapons to rush into the Jin cavalry and cut down enemy soldiers and clues. 8 jin j steeds have fallen to the ground. Yue Fei commanded Yu Bu to cover and kill the fallen Ma Jinbing, and bravely put Yang Zaixing into the enemy line, trying to capture Yan Zongbi alive and slay hundreds of herders. Wan Yanzong Bi was very sad to see the "Tiefutu" suffer such a fiasco, and immediately ordered the 8 Jin Army to reinforce. Yue Fei's Ministry led Wang and 50 cavalry to spy on the enemy. Suddenly met 8 jin j reinforcements, fought hard and killed his general. Yue Fei went to the battlefield in person, and when he saw the yellow dust covering the sky in the distance, he expected the Jin army to come to the rescue, so he led 40 riders into the Jin army reinforcements and was defeated. Hong Yanzong Bi and Yue Fei fought fiercely from afternoon till dark, and 8 Jin Army was defeated.
10, Hong Yan Zongbi sent troops to attack Yancheng again. Yue Fei led an army to fight him in Wulidian, north of the city. Before the war, he killed Li Duo, the golden strike commander, and pursued him for more than twenty miles. Seeing that Yancheng was defeated again, Wan Yanzong Bi mobilized 1.2 million troops and stationed in Linying (now Henan) to attack Yancheng again. 13, Yue Fei was patrolling the Xiaoshangqiao in the north of Yancheng with 300 cavalry led by Yang Zaixing, when suddenly he met 8 Jin Jun ... Yang Zaixing and 300 cavalry immediately rushed into the enemy line, annihilated more than 2,000 nomads, and Jin Jiang 100 people, scattered 8 cocoons from each household. Yang Zaixing and his soldiers were killed for lack of strength. Yue Jiajun heard the news and led the troops to Xiaoshangqiao. The next morning, in the south of Linying City, we fought with the 8 Jin Army, defeated the 8 Jin Army, and rushed to drive the 8 Jin Army out of Linying County for more than 30 miles. The remnants of 8 Jin Army fled to Weishi (now Henan). Yue Fei expected that the attack on Yancheng by 8 Jin Army was defeated repeatedly, and it was bound to capture Yingchang House, so Yue Yun quickly helped Wang Gui, the Shoujiang of Yingchang. /kloc-on the morning of 0/4, Hong Yan Zongbi personally led the main force of 8 Jin Army to ride 30,000 horses and arrived at the west gate of Yingchang City. Yue Jiajun, the main force stationed in Yingchang, went into battle in the whole city to meet Jin Jun, fighting bloody battles for dozens of rounds until the afternoon. It was a close call. Dong Xian and Hu Qing, the army department of Yuegujun, led their troops behind enemy lines, waiting for 8 Jin J's command to turn the tide. Yue Yun led reinforcements to Yingchang, led the right rebel army, and led the pro-army and 8 Jin Army to fight again in the west of the city. Yue Yun commanded the 800 cavalry to fight a decisive battle with the 8 Jin Army, and sent troops to flank from the left and right wings to kill the 8 Jin Army. The two sides fought fiercely, and Yue Jiajun defeated the main force of 8 Jin Army again, slaying Yan Zongbi's son-in-law Jin Jiangxia Jin Wu and the deputy unified army, and Yan Zongbi led the remnants to flee.
Yue Fei unified his forces in the Northern Expedition and defeated the elite main force of the Jin Army several times, which made the Jin Army fearful. "It is easy to shake the mountain, but it is difficult to shake the Yue family army." People in the Central Plains and Hebei Province also look forward to Song Jun's regaining lost territory and restoring the Song Dynasty. Zhao Jun and Qiao Wojian, the leaders of Hebei Anti-Jin Rebel Army, took advantage of the fact that Jin Jun went south and the rear was empty, and captured Zhaozhou (now Zhaoxian County, Hebei Province). Yue Fei sent Liang Xing and Dong Rong behind enemy lines in Hebei, and Jin and the people joined in succession. Deeply impressed by the grim situation, Wan Yanzong Bi ordered to "cross the old river", first taking 8,000 people to cross Hebei, and then preparing to withdraw all the troops. Yue Fei therefore played in the imperial court, proposing that all the military forces "advance at full speed" and continue to attack the Eighth Jin Army northward. And encourage subordinates: "Go straight to Huanglongfu (now Nong 'an, Jilin) to drink with you! "However, the capitulationists, headed by Zhao Gou and Prime Minister Qin Gui of the Song Dynasty, don't want to recover the Song Dynasty. They just want to repel the southern 8 Jin J, keep half of the country, and make peace with Jin Ting. Therefore, after receiving Yue Fei's suggestion, Emperor Song ordered him to "handle the cast". In order to prevent Yue Fei from going north, Qin Gui even proposed to delimit the Huaihe River and give up all the northern regions. Knowing that Yue Fei was determined and stubborn, he privately ordered Zhang Jun to retreat to Huainan from Haozhou (now Haoxian County, Anhui Province) and Suzhou (now Suxian County, Anhui Province). It also stopped the armies of all walks of life and withdrew their original headquarters. Then, Yue Fei and his men went in alone and asked Zhao Gou to order the withdrawal. In order to let Yue Fei withdraw his troops as soon as possible, Emperor Song won 12 gold medals in one day, and let Liu Qi, the deputy left-behind in Tokyo, give up Shunchang House (now Fuyang, Anhui). Yue Fei burst into tears when he saw that the court had taken such measures. Although one of his troops had entered Zhuxian Town at this time, only four or five miles away from Kaifeng (now Henan), Yue Fei was forced to dispatch troops under the command of Emperor Song. He said with great indignation: "Once all counties and counties are blocked, it will be difficult for the country to revive, and there is no reason to revive it. "
When Yue Jiajun withdrew his troops, Yue Fei threatened to attack Kaifeng in front of his teacher in order to prevent 8 Jin Army from invading south again. 8 jin j listened to, dare not play. People in the Central Plains learned that Yue Fei had withdrawn, stopped Yue Fei's horse and burst into tears. Yue Fei also cried, so she had to show everyone the imperial edict of Song Emperor. At that time, he cried his eyes out. In order to cover the southward migration of Central Plains people, Yue Fei ordered his men to stick to it for five days. People who have left their homes have gone south, and the roads are congested and the crowds are like a tide. Yue Fei also rushed to the court and asked six counties along the Hanshui River to resettle people from the south of the Central Plains.
On July 19, Yue Fei ordered Yue Jiajun to withdraw from Yancheng. At this point, Chen Zhou (now Huaiyang, Henan Province) was besieged by 8 Jin Army again, and Yue Fei immediately divided his troops to clear the way, and then all his generals retreated to Ezhou. Yue Fei crossed the Huaihe River to Lin 'an Prefecture via Shunchang. Yue Fei's northern expedition to levy gold and recover a large area of lost land in Henan. In the battle of Yancheng, there were more troops than troops, which made the 8 Jin Army fearful. In addition, Liang Xing and other generals participated in the anti-gold activities behind enemy lines in Hebei, and it was extremely beneficial for Yue Jiajun to go north to recover his homeland in Xinjiang. However, the destruction of the capitulators in the Song Dynasty instantly ruined the victory of the Northern Expedition. After Yue Fei's withdrawal, Yue Jiajun was once again occupied by 8 Jin Army after dozens of days of bloody battles. Since then, Yue Fei has repeatedly advocated going north to attack Jin Jun, but all of them were rejected by Zhao Gou, Qin Gui and others, only making them defend, eventually relieving them of their military power and creating unjust prisons in order to make peace with Jin Ting.