Generals of the Great Song Dynasty.

Summary

. Wang Ning An reflects on the significance of the newly born prince, the legitimate son of the empress, as a crucial heir to the throne, which shifts the political landscape of the Great Song. Prime Minister Jia Chang Chao, once a powerful figure, finds himself hesitant and out of favor due to missed opportunities and the rise of Zhao Zong Shi. Meanwhile, the oppressed tribes under Liao's rule begin to rise, igniting a desire among the Great Song's youth to reclaim lost territories. The Liao Kingdom, feeling threatened, sends envoys to confront Zhao Zhen about the Great Song's support for the Bohai Kingdom, accusing them of betrayal. Zhao Zhen's defiant response signals a readiness for conflict. .

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