Kuizhou at Wars Between Song Dynasty and Mongolia(or Yuan Dynasty)
Pei Yi-pu
Abstract
Pei Yi-pu
Abstract
Kuizhou,the capital of Kuizhou province was the last of the lost states in Southern Song Dynasty,resisted Mongolia's(or Yuan Dynasty) invasion.The long time of the wars and the firm resistance against Mongolia was the most outstanding compared with other states.After the seizure of Kuizhou,the Yuan Dynasty's army basically completed the occupation of territory to Southern Song Dynasty and accelerated the pace of national unity.To understanding Kuizhou's resistance against Mongolia's invasion was important to research the resistance history against Mongolia in east Sichuan in Southern Song Dynasty's last years.Through the combat readiness in Kuizhou's resistance against Mongolia,the war status and the reasons of wars,the truth about the Kui Zhou wars was found out.
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Kuizhou,the capital of Kuizhou province was the last of the lost states in Southern Song Dynasty,resisted Mongolia's(or Yuan Dynasty) invasion.The long time of the wars and the firm resistance against Mongolia was the most outstanding compared with other states.After the seizure of Kuizhou,the Yuan Dynasty's army basically completed the occupation of territory to Southern Song Dynasty and accelerated the pace of national unity.To understanding Kuizhou's resistance against Mongolia's invasion was important to research the resistance history against Mongolia in east Sichuan in Southern Song Dynasty's last years.Through the combat readiness in Kuizhou's resistance against Mongolia,the war status and the reasons of wars,the truth about the Kui Zhou wars was found out.
Key concepts: Resistance (ecology), Ancient history, Inner mongolia, History, Pace, Capital (architecture), Chinese philosophy, Geography