History of Jin: Defenders of the south side abandoned their gate, the main army entered the city, and after street fighting the last emperor…
Defenders of the south side abandoned their gate, the main army entered the city, and after street fighting the last emperor (Chenglin) was killed by mutinous soldiers, and the Jin fell.
末帝為亂兵所害，金亡
Location: 金史 卷018 哀宗 天興三年正月
The Jin ruler Wanyan Shouxu handed the throne to Chenglin, a prince of the imperial clan.
戊申，金主完顏守緒傳位於宗室承麟。
Location: 宋史卷041 端平元年
The Jin ruler yielded the throne to clansman Chenglin, then killed himself and was cremated; the city fell, Chenglin was killed, and the Jin dynasty ended.
六年甲午春正月，金主傳位于宗室子承麟，遂自經而焚。
Location: 元史 卷2 太宗 1234年 1月
In the first month the Jin officers Mu Yanwudeng and others passed their days in daily song and dance at Xizhou, and the troops grew dissolute; when Caizhou fell they asked to surrender and held mourning and sacrifice for the Jin ruler (Aizong), giving him the posthumous name Zhaozong.
金穆延烏登行省於息州，與諸將日以歌酒為樂，軍士淫縱；蔡州破，與富珠哩中洛索、瓜勒佳玖珠等送款請降，為金主發喪設祭，上諡曰昭宗
Location: 권167 正月 단락167.12.0
A and B are two of the sources listed above.
| On what point | Source A | Source B | What differs (in Korean) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outcome | History of Yuan (Yuanshi), Annals | Xu Zizhi Tongjian (Continuation of the Comprehensive Mirror) | a는 승린이 자결·화장 뒤 살해되었다고 적고, b는 채주가 함락되자 항복을 청했다고 적음 |
Place: 豫州(懸瓠·汝南)
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