The Mongolian army turned to attack Zhenzhou, and the guard general Zhao Mengjin took advantage of the fog to attack the Mongolian army. When the sun rose and the fog dissipated, the Meng soldiers saw that there were not many cavalry coming, so they clamored to expel them. Meng Jin fell into the water and drowned. Soon the city was captured and Miao Zaicheng died. All the prefectures and counties in Huaidong were occupied by the Mongolian army. The Mongolian army sent Alahan, Dong Wenbing, Mengwutai, Sodu and others to lead the navy out of Mingzhou.

Li Heng, Lu Shikui and others led cavalry out of Jiangxi, and went south to Fujian and Guang. They sent an edict to Ali Haiya to lead troops to attack Guangxi. Xiong Fei from Dongguan raised his troops and contacted Zhao Fei, the commander of the Song Dynasty, and attacked Guangzhou. The surrendered general Liang Xiongfei of the Mongolian general Liang fled. Xiong Fei advanced to Shaozhou again, and Zeng Fenglong also led his troops to join. The Mongolian general Lu Shikui crossed Meiling and reached Nanxiong. Zhao Fengfei ordered Xiong Fei to fight. As a result, Fenglong was defeated and died, and Xiong Fei fled back to Shaozhou.

Lu Shikui then attacked Shaozhou, and the defender Liu Zili surrendered. Xiong Fei was unable to fight in the streets and died in the water. Zhao Yan rushed to Guangzhou, and the Mongolian army was unknown. Dong Wenbing entered Chuzhou. King Zhao and Jin of Song Xiu sent troops to intercept the Mongolian army, fought against Ruian, and were killed. His younger brother Zhao Yulu, son Zhao Mengbei, observer Li Shida, army supervisor Zhao Youga, and visiting envoy Lin Wendu died one after another. The Mongolian army drove to Jianning Mansion and captured the guard Zhao Chongli alive. Zhao Shishang, the Shaowu army, and others abandoned the city and fled. Fuzhou was shocked. Chen Yizhong and Zhang Shijie hurriedly prepared the sea boat and took Zhao Jing and Concubine Yang to board the ship to the west.

Wang Jiweng, the Fujian Punishment Envoy, surrendered to the Mongolian army and guided Alahan and others to Fuzhou. The magistrate Wang Gang surrendered to the Mongolian army through the city. Pu Shouyu, the Quanzhou Punishment Envoy, went to Quanzhou Port to welcome Zhao Cang and asked him to station in the prefecture. Zhang Shijie thought it was inappropriate and expressed his intention to go west immediately. Pu Shougeng was very resentful and actually searched and killed many royal relatives in Quanzhou City, and surrendered to Meng with the magistrate Tian Zizhen.

Alahan surrendered to Quanzhou and sent envoys to Xinghua army to persuade the surrender. Song Zheng ordered Chen Wenlong to participate in the politics of politics and learned about Xinghua military affairs. He immediately beheaded the envoy and ordered the general Lin Hua to fight. Lin Hua instead led the Meng army to the city, and the magistrate Cao Chengsun opened the door to meet the enemy. Chen Wenlong was unable to escape and was captured alive. Alahan threatened to surrender, and Chen Wenlong said with his finger: "There are all articles of justice in this regard, how can you be coerced for you?" So he was sent to Hangzhou by armed forces, and Chen Wenlong died of a hunger strike.

The Mongolian army Ali Haiya's army entered Guangxi. The magistrate of Maji in Yongzhou, stationed troops in Jingjiang. After dozens of battles, the deaths and injuries were quite serious. Ali Haiya wrote a letter to surrender Maji, who promised him to be the commander-in-chief of Jiangxi, and asked Kublai Khan to issue an edict to advise him. Maji burned the edict and beheaded the envoy. Ali Haiya was furious and supervised the crowd to climb the city. Maji led the death warriors to fight in the streets, and his arm was injured. After his head was broken, he still clenched his fists and rose up. After a long time, he fell to the ground. Most of the soldiers and civilians were killed, so the Mongolian army took Yulin, Xun, Rong, Teng, Wu and other states. Deng Deyu heard that the Jingjiang had been broken, so he looked south and bid farewell to the Nanliujiang River to commit suicide.

At this time, Wen Tianxiang ran between Ting and Zhang. In July of the second year of Deyou, he served as the West Road of Jiangnan as the governor. Wen Tianxiang was preparing to take office and summoned soldiers to enter Tingzhou. He sent his staff officer Zhao Shishang to consult Zhao Mengqi to lead an army to capture Ningdu, and counsel Wu Jun led an army to capture Yudu. Liu Zhu, Xiao Mingzhe, and Chen Zijing raised an army from Jiangxi to meet him. Zou Qi ordered the deputy envoy to summon troops in Ningdu, and the Mongolian army attacked them. Zou Qi was defeated. Liu Qin, Ju Huashu, Yan Shili, and Yan Qiyan, who were leading the army together, were all dead. Wugang professor Luo Kaili raised his troops and raised his troops.

He recovered Yongfeng County and was soon defeated and captured and died in prison. Wen Tianxiang heard that Luo Kaili was dead and wore mourning clothes and cried.

In the first month of the second year of Jingyan, the Mongolian army invaded Tingzhou, and Wen Tianxiang moved to Zhangzhou and requested to enter the Wei court. Zhao Shishang, Zhao Mengqi led his troops back, but Wu Jun's soldiers did not arrive. Soon, Wu Jun surrendered to the Mongolian army and came to lobby Wen Tianxiang. Wen Tianxiang immediately sent someone to tie up Wu Jun and hang him. Wen Tianxiang entered Meizhou, and the commander Wang Fu and Qian Hanying were domineering and beheaded by him.

Afterwards, Wen Tianxiang moved out of Jiangnan West Road and entered Huichang. He sent his staff officer Zhang Bian, the military supervisor Zhao Shishang, Zhao Mengrong and others to lead the army to Gancheng. Zou Feng led the troops from Ganzhou counties to capture Yongfeng. His adjutant Li Guida led the soldiers from Jizhou counties to capture Taihe. The eight counties of Jizhou were recovered and only Ganzhou was not captured. The counties of Linhong all sent money to work hard. The troops of Tanzhou Zhao Fan, Zhang Hu, Zhang Tang, Xiong Gui, Liu Douyuan, Wu Xishi, Chen Ziquan, and Wang Mengying raised troops in Shaozhou, Yongzhou and other places, and conquered several counties. When did Fuzhou and others raise troops to respond to Wen Tianxiang. The heroes of the three counties of Fenning, Wuning and Jianchang all sent people to the army to accept dispatch to participate in the war.

The Mongolian Army's Jiangnan West Road Xuanwei envoy Li Heng sent soldiers to aid Ganzhou, and he led his troops to attack Wen Tianxiang's stronghold in Xingguo. Wen Tianxiang did not expect that Li Heng's troops suddenly attacked Xingguo, so he led his troops to retreat and approached Zou Feng in Yongfeng. Zou Feng's army was defeated before him, so Li Heng chased Wen Tianxiang to Fangshiling. Gong Xin insisted on resisting the battle, got several arrows, and died bravely. When he arrived at the hollow pit, the soldiers were defeated and dispersed, and Wen Tianxiang's wives, concubines and children were captured. Zhao Shishang sat in the sedan chair, and the Meng army asked him who he was. Zhao Shishang said, "My surname was Wen". The soldiers thought it was Wen Tianxiang, so they captured him alive and returned to the military camp. Wen Tianxiang was able to escape.

Peng Zhenlong, Zhang Bian and others died in the army, and Miao Chaozong hanged him and died. Wu Wenbing, Lin Dong, and Liu Zhu were all arrested and brought back to Longxing. Zhao Shishang was angry and scolded and refused to surrender. Some of them were arrested many times and were often released soon. When the execution was executed, Liu Zhu defended him many times. Zhao Shishang scolded him and said, "Forget it, why do you have to do this?" So Lin Dong, Wu Wenbing, Xiao Jingfu, and Xiao Taofu could not escape difficulties.

The Guangdong-based commander Zhang Zhen, Sun Fu, conquered Guangzhou. Zhang Shijie brought Zhao Jing to Chaozhou and returned to the army to attack Pu Shougen. Pu Shougen closed the city and defended himself. Zhang Shijie issued an edict to all the troops to capture the Shaowu army. Chen Zan, the son of Chen Wenlong, also raised troops to kill Lin Hua and recaptured Xinghua. Zhang Dexing and Fu Gao, a native of Huai, used the reign of Jing Yan, and led militias to attack Huangzhou and Shouchang army, killing Zheng Ding, the Mongolian Xuanwei envoy. Zhang Jue, deputy envoy of Sichuan-based commander, advanced from Hezhou and restored Lu and Fuzhou.

It turned out that at this time, the Mongolian kings of Xiliji of the Yuan Dynasty rebelled against Beiping, and Kublai Khan transferred back the generals from the south and changed to the north. Therefore, the Song Dynasty was able to take advantage of the opportunity to advance troops and regain all the places. Then Boyan attacked Xiliji and ordered the tower to come out. Lu Shikui, Li Heng and others led the infantry out of Dayuling, and busy Wutai, Suodu, Pu Shougeng and Marshal Liu Shen led the navy to the sea to catch up with the two kings.

The Mongolian general Suodu entered Quanzhou, and Zhang Shijie had to rescue the siege. So Shaowu was lost and Xinghua fell immediately. Chen Zan was captured by Suodu and was soon killed. Suodu took Zhangzhou again, transferred to Huizhou, and joined forces with Lu Shikui to go straight to Guangzhou. Zhang Zhen, Sun Jucheng surrendered, and Zhang Dexing, a righteous man from Huaixi, was also attacked and killed by Yuan Xuanfu envoy Ang Jier. Voggao changed his name and ran away, and was eventually captured and killed. The Shouchang Army in Huangzhou was captured again. In the third year of Jingyan, the deputy envoy of Sichuan was set up by Yuan generals.

Hua, Wang Liangchen and others blocked the attack in different ways, and Hezhou was lost. He walked to Fuzhou and was captured when he was hidden, but he died of bowstring and committed suicide.

The Song army from all walks of life were destroyed one after another. Only Zhang Shijie was left. He hugged Zhao Shi and walked to Qianwan. Liu Shen, who was attacked by the Mongolian army. Zhang Shijie had no choice but to avoid Xiushan and then to Jingao. At this time, a strong wind suddenly broke out, and Zhao Shi's boat was overturned. He fell into the water and was rescued by someone. He was half dead and half dead and could not speak for several days. Liu Shen led his troops to chase him. Zhang Shijie went into the sea again and came to Qiliyang to try to Chameng.

Chen Yizhong made an excuse to recruit the orders and first went to Chameng to convey the orders. Unexpectedly, he became a hero who would not return. Liu Shen led his troops to attack Jing'ao, and Zhang Shijie repelled Liu Shen, so he moved to Qizhou. In the first month of the third year of Jingyan, the Mongolian army sent general Wang Yong to attack Leizhou, and Wang Yong was defeated. King Yi of Song was killed, and King Zhao Bing of Wei was appointed as emperor, and Zhang Shijie was appointed as the young tutor and deputy envoy of the Privy Council. The Mongolian army sent Qiongzhou to appease Zhang Yingke to attack Leizhou, but the three battles were not smooth. In June, the decisive battle at the city of Leizhou again, and Zhang Yingke died in battle.

Zhang Shijie moved to Zhao and arrived in Benzhou. Zhao's illness had not yet recovered and could not resist the swaying of the world. The illness worsened in an anxious manner. He turned his eyes and died at the age of eleven. The ministers wanted to disperse, so he signed the letter to the Privy Council Office Lu Xiufu said: "The Emperor Duzong has a son who still exists, so he might as well establish his successors. The ancients could still revive him. Now all officials have officials, and there are tens of thousands of soldiers. If God's will continue to be the Song Dynasty, can't he be a country?"

So everyone established King Bing of Wei, who was only eight years old. At this time, Huang Long appeared in the sea. Because of the change of the reign of Xiangxing, he promoted Benzhou to Xianglong County. Concubine Yang still followed the government. Zhang Shijie chose Yashan, a seaside outside Guangzhou, and thought that natural dangers could be relied on, so he moved to the place. He sent soldiers into the mountain to cut wood, built palaces, and more than a thousand military houses, built boats and equipment. He was busy for several months. Zhang Shijie buried Zhao Shi on Yashan, named Duanzong, and joined Lu Xiufu as the left prime minister. Lu Xiufu stood in court and taught the emperor.

Because his mother and younger brother were both in Huizhou, Wen Tianxiang collected scattered soldiers and took his mother and younger brother to Haifeng to Lijiangpu. He also went to Yashan to impeach the crime of defeating Jiangxi. The court issued an edict to add Wen Tianxiang's title of Young Guardian, enfeoffed the Duke of Xin Guo and Zhang Shijie as Duke of Yue. It coincided with Hunan's commander Zhang Lieliang and others, and also raised troops to respond to Yashan, Lei, Qiong, Quan, Yong, and the people of Tanzhou Zhou Long and He Shier, and at the same time, they made a group of tens of thousands and a group of thousands.

The Yuan lord appointed Zhang Hongfan as the Marshal of the Capital and Li Heng as the Deputy Marshal. He went to Fujian and Guangdong, and while urging Ali Haiya, Xun quickly pacified Hu and Guang. Ali Haiya rushed to Tanzhou, Zhou Long and He Shier were unable to defend themselves, and they were all captured and killed. Zhang Lieliang and others fought against each other. Ali Haiya then advanced to Hainan and recruited Song Qiongzhou to appease Zhao and Luo surrender. Zhao and Luo refused to obey and led troops to resist Baishakou. But the people in the prefecture caused chaos and captured Zhao and Luo surrender. Zhao and Luo were killed. The Hainan area led to Mongolia.
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