Wang Yan, the leader of the Eight-character Army, parted ways with Yue Fei. What are the contradictions between them?

Yue Fei was a national hero who fought against gold in the Southern Song Dynasty, and his deeds still make the people of China excited. However, before he became a national hero, life was also very rough. He joined the army several times and played an active role in resisting Liao and Jin, but he was forced to quit for various reasons, leaving many regrets.

Among them, his story with Wang Yan, the leader of the Eight-character Army, has attracted many people's attention, and it is still a topic that history lovers relish.

Yue Fei and Wang Yan are both famous anti-gold stars, and Wang Yan was once the immediate boss of Yue Fei. They had a period of anti-gold cooperation.

However, these days did not last long, and eventually they parted ways because of contradictions and conflicts. So what happened between the two of them, so that the two anti-gold stars could not join hands to save the country?

The days when Yue Fei and Wang Yan fought against gold together were one of the lowest periods in his life.

At that time, the capital of song dynasty was captured by the Jin army, and the "Jingkang change" took place, and the whole city was looted by the Jin army. In the Song Dynasty, more than 3,000 members of the royal family, including Song Huizong and Song Qinzong, confidential ministers and hundreds of workers were imprisoned, and the Northern Song Dynasty perished.

Zhao Gou, the King of Kang, was appointed Marshal of Hebei Military Forces, ascended the throne in Yingtianfu, rebuilt his speech and opened the Southern Song Dynasty. The new dynasty composed of Song Gaozong and Zhao Gou is full of contradictions in the future planning of the country. On the one hand, he appointed Li Gang, the hawkish minister, as the leftist, on the other hand, he continued to reuse Huang Qianshan, Wang Boyan and others of the capitulators. Moreover, the capitulators adopted the strategy of avoiding war and moving south, preparing to go south and trying to retreat to Chang 'an, Xiangyang and Yangzhou.

Yue Fei was still very young at that time, only 25 years old. Regardless of his humble official position, he wrote a 1000-word letter to Zhao Gou, denouncing the shameless and traitorous behavior of the capitulators and expressing his willingness to actively resist the national rejuvenation. However, his enthusiasm did not get good results. On the contrary, he was condemned by Zhao Gou on the grounds that "I overstepped my post, which is inappropriate". He was dismissed from his military post and army membership, and was expelled from the military camp.

Yue Fei did not give up his resistance to gold because of this, but went north to the front line of Daming House to resist gold and actively participated in the war.

Here, he was recommended to do business by Zhao Jiuling, the zhaofu ambassador of Hebei West Road, and met Zhang Suo, the zhaofu ambassador who actively stopped the anti-Jin army. Yue Fei was highly regarded by Zhang because of his high martial arts and rich experience in military operations, and he was promoted several levels. Finally, Yue Fei was appointed as the ruler, under the command of Wang Yan.