Bianjing (1126) — the same event in History of Jin and History of Song

History of Jin: Song sent Kang Wang Gou and others as hostages, presented an oath and maps, and addressed Jin as elder brother-nephew (bo zhi); three…

What each source says

History of Jin (Jinshi), Annals · AD 1126 · 汴京

Song sent Kang Wang Gou and others as hostages, presented an oath and maps, and addressed Jin as elder brother-nephew (bo zhi); three garrisons were ceded and the annual tribute increased.

辛巳,宋上誓書、地圖,稱侄大宋皇帝、伯大金皇帝
Location: 金史 卷003 太宗 天會四年正月

History of Song (Songshi), Annals · AD 1126 · 開封

The Jin demanded tens of millions in gold and silk, the cession of the three prefectures of Taiyuan, Zhongshan and Hejian, and hostages from among the chancellors and princes.

李棁與蕭三寶奴、耶律忠、王汭來索金帛數千萬,且求割太原、中山、河間三鎮,並宰相、親王為質,乃退師,丙子,避正殿,減常膳。
Location: 宋史卷023 靖康元年

Where the sources differ

A and B are two of the sources listed above.

On what pointSource ASource BWhat differs (in Korean)
WhoHistory of Jin (Jinshi), AnnalsHistory of Song (Songshi), Annalsa는 송이 강왕 구 등을 인질로 보냄 / b는 금이 재상·친왕 인질을 요구

Place: 汴京 · 開封

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