History of Jin (Jinshi), Annals: a Standard history source. Covers AD 1114 – 1234, with 200 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Standard history |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 1114 – 1234 |
| Events | 200 events, 110 placed on the map |
| Author | 脫脫 等(1344~1345) |
| Original title | 金史 本紀 |
Regions: China 200
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 1114 | 甯江州 | Taizu advanced to Ningjiang Prefecture and camped at Liaohui City; on the way he defeated the Bohai army, and the various armies filled the moats and attacked the city. | 金史 卷002 太祖 癸巳(1113)다음 해 9月 |
| AD 1114 | 來流水 | Forces from the various routes gathered at the Lailiu River, reaching 2,500 men; they declared Liao's crimes before Heaven and swore an oath. | 金史 卷002 太祖 1114年9月 |
| AD 1114 | 甯江州 | Took Ningjiang Prefecture and captured the defense commissioner Da Yaoshinu, then released him to persuade the Liao people to submit. | 金史 卷002 太祖 1114年10月 |
| AD 1114 | 出河店 | Liao commander-in-chief Xiao Jiuli and others, totaling 100,000, gathered north of the Yazi River; Taizu attacked and crushed them at Chuhedian and pursued them to Wolunluo. | 金史 卷002 太祖 1114年11月 |
| AD 1114 | 賓州 | Pu Hui and others attacked Binzhou and took it. | 金史 卷002 太祖 1114年11月 |
| AD 1114 | 鹹州 | Aluogu defeated the Liao army west of Xianzhou, and Lou Shi took Xianzhou. | 金史 卷002 太祖 1114年11月 |
| AD 1115 | On the first day of the first month, the ministers presented a title and enthroned him, setting the dynastic name Da Jin and the era name Shouguo. | 金史 卷002 太祖 收國元年正月 | |
| AD 1115 | 黃龍府 | Taizu personally marched to attack Huanglong Prefecture and reached Yizhou; the people of Yizhou fled to Huanglong. | 金史 卷002 太祖 收國元年正月 |
| AD 1115 | 達魯古城 | At Dalugu city, met Liao's 200,000 men and 70,000 infantry, crushed them, and pursued them to Alou Gang. | 金史 卷002 太祖 收國元年正月 |
| AD 1115 | 混同江 | There were no boats on the expedition to Huanglong Prefecture, so they crossed the Huntong River on horseback. | 金史 卷002 太祖 收國元年8月 |
| AD 1115 | 黃龍府 | Took Huanglong Prefecture, sent back the Liao envoy Cila, and withdrew. | 金史 卷002 太祖 收國元年9月 |
| AD 1115 | 護步答岡 | At Hubuda Gang, pursued and crushed the Liao ruler's personal expedition army, nominally 700,000; corpses lay for over a hundred li. | 金史 卷002 太祖 收國元年12月 |
| AD 1116 | 東京 | Gao Yongchang occupied Dongjing and requested reinforcements from Taizu. | 金史 卷002 太祖 收國二年閏月 |
| AD 1116 | 東京 | Wulu and others defeated Gao Yongchang; Tabuye captured Yongchang and presented him, and the prefectures and counties of Dongjing submitted. | 金史 卷002 太祖 收國二年5月 |
| AD 1116 | 照散城 | Atuhan defeated 60,000 Liao troops at Zhaosan city. | 金史 卷002 太祖 收國二年5月 |
| AD 1117 | 顯州 | Aluogu defeated Liao's Ye Lü Hanli at Jili Mountain, took Xianzhou, and the prefectures of Qian, Yi and others surrendered. | 金史 卷002 太祖 天輔元年12月 |
| AD 1118 | 黃龍府 | On Lou Shi's proposal, the mouke units of the various routes were merged into one wanhu (myriad-household) command and stationed at Huanglong to garrison it. | 金史 卷002 太祖 天輔二年3月 |
| AD 1120 | Song envoys Zhao Liangsi and Wang Hui came and discussed the lands of Yanjing and Xijing. | 金史 卷002 太祖 天輔四年2月 | |
| AD 1120 | 上京 | Taizu attacked Liao's Shangjing; Shemu climbed first and broke the outer walls, and the garrison commander Tabuye surrendered the city. | 金史 卷002 太祖 天輔四年5月 |
| AD 1122 | 中京 | Commander Gao took the three cities of Gao, En and Huihe, then captured Zhongjing and took Zezhou. | 金史 卷002 太祖 天輔六年正月 |
| AD 1122 | 西京 | Pursuing the Liao ruler, Zong Han reached Xijing and received its surrender, but soon it rebelled again (recaptured in the fourth month). | 金史 卷002 太祖 天輔六年3月 |
| AD 1122 | 石輦鐸 | Yu and Zong Wang caught up with the Liao ruler at Shilianduo and crushed him; the Liao ruler fled. | 金史 卷002 太祖 天輔六年8月 |
| AD 1122 | 燕京 | Taizu passed through Juyongguan, reached Yanjing and entered from the south gate; Liao's senior minister Zuo Qigong and others presented a memorial and surrendered. | 金史 卷002 太祖 天輔六年12月 |
| AD 1123 | 平州 | Renamed Pingzhou as Nanjing and appointed Zhang Jue as the garrison commander. | 金史 卷002 太祖 天輔七年2月 |
| AD 1123 | 應州 | Caught up with the Liao ruler at Yingzhou and fought a decisive battle, crushed him, and obtained his son, the Zhao Prince Xi Ni Lie, and the imperial seal. | 金史 卷002 太祖 天輔七年4月 |
| AD 1123 | 平州 | The garrison commander of Nanjing (Pingzhou), Zhang Jue, rebelled and held the city as his base. | 金史 卷002 太祖 天輔七年5月 |
| AD 1123 | 部堵濼 | On the eighth month, day wushen, Taizu died at the temporary palace west of Budu Lake, aged 56. | 金史 卷002 太祖 天輔七年8月 |
| AD 1123 | On the ninth month, day bingchen, Taizong (Wu Qimai) ascended the throne and the seventh year of Tianfu was changed to the first year of Tianhui. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會元年9月 | |
| AD 1123 | 平州 | Zong Wang crushed Zhang Jue east of Nanjing (Pingzhou), and Zhang Jue fled to Song. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會元年11月 |
| AD 1124 | 平州 | Shemu took Nanjing (Pingzhou) and killed Duty-commander Zhang Dungu. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會二年5月 |
| AD 1125 | 余睹穀 | Lou Shi captured the Liao ruler (Tianzuo emperor) at Yudugu. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會三年2月 |
| AD 1125 | 上京 | Wulu brought the Liao ruler to the capital, reported at the Taizu temple, and demoted the Liao ruler Yan Xi to Prince of Haibin. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會三年8月 |
| AD 1125 | Generals were ordered to attack Song: Zong Han from Xijing to Taiyuan, and Zong Wang and Shemu from Nanjing to Yanshan. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會三年10月 | |
| AD 1125 | 白河 | Zong Wang's army crushed Song's Guo Yaoshi and others at Baihe; Guo Yaoshi surrendered and all the prefectures and counties of Yanshan were pacified. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會三年12月 |
| AD 1125 | 太原 | Zong Han took Shuozhou and Daizhou and besieged Taiyuan. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會三年12月 |
| AD 1126 | 汴京 | The armies crossed the Yellow River, took Huazhou, and besieged Bian (Kaifeng). | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會四年正月 |
| 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. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會四年正月 |
| AD 1126 | 汴京 | Song's Yao Pingzhong with 400,000 men raided Zong Wang's camp at night but was defeated, and they again besieged Bian. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會四年2月 |
| AD 1126 | 太原 | Zong Han took Taiyuan and captured the Jinglüeshi, Zhang Xiaochun. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會四年9月 |
| AD 1126 | 真定 | Zong Wang crushed Song's Chong Shimin at Jingxing, took Zhending and executed the defending general Li Miao. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會四年9月 |
| AD 1126 | 汴京 | Zong Han and Zong Wang took the Bian city; the Song ruler Huan came out to Qingcheng and surrendered in the twelfth month. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會四年閏11月 |
| AD 1127 | The Two Emperors of Song (Huizong and Qinzong) were demoted to commoners. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會五年2月 | |
| AD 1127 | The Song Grand Chancellor Zhang Bangchang was set up as the Emperor of Da Chu. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會五年3月 | |
| AD 1127 | 歸德 | Song's Kang Wang Gou was enthroned at Guide (Emperor Gaozong of the Southern Song). | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會五年5月 |
| AD 1128 | 青州 | Zong Bi crushed Song's Zheng Zongmeng at Qingzhou and then took Qingzhou. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會六年正月 |
| AD 1129 | 晉寧軍 | Lou Shi and others crushed the Jinning army and killed the garrison commander Xu Huiyan, who refused to surrender to the end. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會七年2月 |
| AD 1129 | 江寧 | Zong Bi crossed the Yangtze and crushed Song's Du Chong's army at Jiangning; the garrison minister Chen Bangguang surrendered. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會七年11月 |
| AD 1129 | 杭州 | Zong Bi took Huzhou and Hangzhou; A-li and Pu-lu-hun chased the Song ruler to Mingzhou, but the Song ruler fled into the sea. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會七年12月 |
| AD 1130 | 大名府 | Liu Yu was enthroned as Emperor of Da Qi and made to set his capital at Daming Prefecture. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會八年9月 |
| AD 1130 | 富平 | Zong Fu and others crushed the Song army of Zhang Jun at Fuping; Yaozhou and Fengxiang surrendered. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會八年9月 |
| AD 1131 | 和尚原 | Zong Bi fought Song's Wu Jie at Heshangyuan and was defeated. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會九年10月 |
| AD 1135 | 明德宮 | Taizong died at the Mingde Palace, aged 61. | 金史 卷003 太宗 天會十三年正月 |
| AD 1135 | After Taizong's death, the next day Xizong (Helan), the legitimate eldest grandson of Taizu, ascended the throne. | 金史 卷004 熙宗 天會十三年正月 | |
| AD 1137 | 汴京 | Qi was abolished and Liu Yu was demoted to Prince of Shu; a Xingtai Shangshu Sheng (branch secretariat) was set up at Bian. | 金史 卷004 熙宗 天會十五年11月 |
| AD 1138 | 會寧 | The capital was made the Shangjing Huining Prefecture, and the old Shangjing (Linhuang) was renamed Beijing. | 金史 卷004 熙宗 天眷元年8月 |
| AD 1138 | The Henan lands were returned to Song, and envoys including Zhang Tonggu were sent to Jiangnan. | 金史 卷004 熙宗 天眷元年8月 | |
| AD 1140 | 汴京 | Zong Bi was made to retake Henan and Shaanxi, from Liyang to Bian, and Sa Lihe was sent from Hezhong to Shaanxi (Henan and Shaanxi were pacified by the sixth month). | 金史 卷004 熙宗 天眷三年5月 |
| AD 1140 | 燕京 | Xizong reached Yanjing, sacrificed at the Taizu temple, and killed the Left Chancellor Wanyan Xiyin and others. | 金史 卷004 熙宗 天眷三年9月 |
| AD 1141 | 廬州 | Zong Bi took Luzhou. | 金史 卷004 熙宗 皇統元年2月 |
| AD 1141 | 淮河 | Zong Bi attacked Song and crossed the Huai River, then by letter agreed that the Huai would be the boundary. | 金史 卷004 熙宗 皇統元年9月 |
| AD 1142 | A Song envoy, Cao Xun, came and asked for peace with an annual tribute of 250,000 in silver and silk, with the Huai as the boundary. | 金史 卷004 熙宗 皇統二年2月 | |
| AD 1149 | Da Xingguo opened the gate with a fuyao (tally key) and admitted Liang (Hailing) and Bingde into the bedchamber; they killed Xizong and set up Liang. | 金史 卷005 海陵 皇統九年12月 | |
| AD 1150 | Zong Ben and Tangkuo Bian were killed, and envoys were sent to purge Bingde, Zong Yi and more than seventy descendants of Taizong. | 金史 卷005 海陵 天德二年4月 | |
| AD 1150 | 汴京 | Envoys were sent who killed Sa Lihe, Left Chancellor of the Xingtai, at Bian. | 金史 卷005 海陵 天德二年10月 |
| AD 1151 | 燕京 | An edict to move the capital to Yanjing. | 金史 卷005 海陵 天德三年4月 |
| AD 1153 | 燕京 | Arriving at Yanjing, an edict moved the capital; Yanjing was renamed Zhongdu (Daxing Prefecture), Bian Nanjing, and Zhongjing Beijing. | 金史 卷005 海陵 貞元元年3月 |
| AD 1155 | 沙流河 | Hailing personally welcomed the imperial coffin (zigong) and the Empress Dowager, moved from Shangjing, at the Shaliu River. | 金史 卷005 海陵 貞元三年9月 |
| AD 1155 | 大房山 | The mausoleum rites at Dafang Mountain were completed. | 金史 卷005 海陵 貞元三年11月 |
| AD 1156 | 大房山 | The ten emperors from the founding ancestor onward were buried at Dafang Mountain. | 金史 卷005 海陵 正隆元年10月 |
| AD 1157 | 會寧府 | The old palaces and mansions of the great clans in Huining Prefecture were torn down, and the ground was plowed for cultivation. | 金史 卷005 海陵 正隆二年10月 |
| AD 1159 | 通州 | Zhongdu city was repaired, war ships were built at Tongzhou, and the mengan and moke units of the various routes were conscripted to prepare the campaign against Song. | 金史 卷005 海陵 正隆四年2月 |
| AD 1160 | 東海縣 | Commoners Zhang Wang and Xu Yuan of Donghai county rebelled; 900 naval troops were sent by sea to suppress them (pacified in the sixth month). | 金史 卷005 海陵 正隆五年3月 |
| AD 1161 | 河南府 | Departing from Zhongdu, he reached the Henan Prefecture, went hunting, and visited the hot springs of Ruzhou. | 金史 卷005 海陵 正隆六年3月 |
| AD 1161 | The Khitan tribes rebelled, and the Right Guard General Xiao Tula and others were sent to suppress them. | 金史 卷005 海陵 正隆六年5月 | |
| AD 1161 | 南京 | He entered Nanjing (Bian) with the full imperial procession. | 金史 卷005 海陵 正隆六年6月 |
| AD 1161 | 壽春 | Hailing led 32 zongguan army units out of Nanjing, advanced on Shouchun and attacked Song. | 金史 卷005 海陵 正隆六年9月 |
| AD 1161 | 遼陽 | Wu Lu (Shizong), the Dongjing Liushou, was enthroned at Liaoyang, changed the era to Dading, and listed Hailing's crimes. | 金史 卷005 海陵 正隆六年10月 |
| AD 1161 | 盱眙 | Tudan Zhen defeated Song's Wang Quan at Xuyi and advanced on Yangzhou. | 金史 卷005 海陵 正隆六年10月 |
| AD 1161 | 瓜洲 | Just before crossing the river, the fleet was assembled at the Guazhou ferry; but the Zhexi Dutongzhi Wanyan Yuanyi and others rebelled and killed Hailing (aged 40). | 金史 卷005 海陵 正隆六年11月 |
| AD 1161 | 韓州 | Khitans resentful of the conscription rebelled; the mouke Kuo Li of Xianping took Hanzhou and occupied Xianping, threatening Dongjing. | 金史 卷006 世宗 正隆六年(월 미상, 8월 이전) |
| AD 1161 | 東京 | The plot of Dongjing Deputy Liushou Gao Cunfu was exposed; his officials were gathered at Qing'an Temple and he was arrested while seated. | 金史 卷006 世宗 正隆六年9月 |
| AD 1161 | 東京 | Southern Campaign Wanhu Wanyan Fushou and others came over with 20,000 men, and Wanyan Mouyan with 5,000; the armies entered the walls of Dongjing and executed Gao Cunfu and others. | 金史 卷006 世宗 正隆六年10月 (丁未 改元 大定 이후) |
| AD 1161 | Wuzha Hu and others were sent to attack the various Khitan tribes. | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定元年11月 | |
| AD 1161 | 中都 | Shizong arrived at Zhongdu and, the next day, paid homage at the Taizu temple. | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定元年12月 |
| AD 1162 | 勝州 | Vice Minister of War Wendun Shutu La and others were defeated fighting Wo Wo (a Khitan) at Shengzhou. | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定二年閏2月 |
| AD 1162 | 長濼 | Right Deputy Marshal Wanyan Mouyan defeated Wo Wo at Changluo. | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定二年4月 |
| AD 1162 | 陷泉 | Right Deputy Marshal Pusan Zhongyi crushed Wo Wo at Xianquan, west of Niaoling. | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定二年6月 |
| AD 1162 | 栲栳山 | Yuanshuai Left Military Supervisor Gao Zhongjian defeated the Xi at Kaolao Mountain and brought in six surrounding Xi camps by persuasion. | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定二年8月 |
| AD 1162 | Yuanshuai Right Military Supervisor Wanyan Sijing captured the Khitan Wo Wo, and the remaining people were all pacified. | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定二年9月 | |
| AD 1162 | 德順州 | Yuanshuai Left Deputy Supervisor Tudan Heyi crushed Song's Wu Lin at Deshun prefecture. | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定二年9月 |
| AD 1162 | An edict ordered the Right Chancellor Pusan Zhongyi to attack Song. | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定二年11月 | |
| AD 1163 | 德順州 | Deshun prefecture was retaken. | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定三年正月 |
| AD 1163 | 商州 | Shang, Guo and Huan prefectures were taken, and all sixteen prefectures that Song had invaded were recovered. | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定三年4月 |
| AD 1163 | 宿州 | Song attacked Lingbi, Hongxian and Suzhou, but the Left Deputy Marshal Hesheli Zhining retook Suzhou (the Henan deputy commander Bei Shu Lu Dingfang died in battle). | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定三年5月 |
| AD 1164 | 楚州 | Zhengnan Dutong Tudan Kening defeated the Song troops and took Chuzhou. | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定四年11月 |
| AD 1164 | Wei Qi, a Song envoy for correspondence, brought a national letter, addressed Jin as 'nephew, the Song emperor', and proposed peace with an annual tribute of 200,000. | 金史 卷006 世宗 大定四年12月 (월은 辛未 앞뒤 간지 순서로 추정) | |
| AD 1172 | The guard general Wu Gu Lun Sile was sent to invest Wang Hao as King of Goryeo. | 金史 卷007 世宗 大定十二年3月 | |
| AD 1173 | 會寧 | The Huining Prefecture was again made Shangjing. | 金史 卷007 世宗 大定十三年7月 |
| AD 1175 | 鴨淥江 | The Goryeo Xijing Liushou Zhao Weichong betrayed his ruler and asked to submit with more than forty cities west of Cibei Ridge and east of the Yalu River, but it was not accepted. | 金史 卷007 世宗 大定十五年9月 |
| AD 1180 | 衛州 | The Yellow River broke through at Weizhou. | 金史 卷007 世宗 大定二十年12月 |
| AD 1182 | 平州 | The imperial clan of Hejian was moved to Pingzhou. | 金史 卷008 世宗 大定二十二年10月 |
| AD 1185 | 上京 | From the Sunpin and Huligai routes, thirty moke were selected to form three meng'an, which were moved to the Shangjing area to fill it. | 金史 卷008 世宗 大定二十五年4月 |
| AD 1185 | 遼水 | On the return journey, at the Liao River, he summoned a 120-year-old Jurchen elder and heard about the founding of Taizu's dynasty. | 金史 卷008 世宗 大定二十五年9月 |
| AD 1186 | 衛州 | The Yellow River burst its banks and Weizhou collapsed. | 金史 卷008 世宗 大定二十六年8月 |
| AD 1186 | Wudigai rebelled and fled; punitive forces were sent, and armored troops were added to destroy the boats and rafts. | 金史 卷008 世宗 大定二十六年9月 | |
| AD 1189 | Shizong died in the Fu'an Palace, aged 67 (Zhangzong ascended the throne). | 金史 卷008 世宗 大定二十九年正月 | |
| AD 1189 | After Shizong's death, Zhangzong ascended the throne in front of the coffin. | 金史 卷009 章宗 大定二十九年正月 | |
| AD 1191 | The Western Xia killed our border commander, Alu Dai. | 金史 卷009 章宗 明昌二年11月 | |
| AD 1194 | 陽武 | The Yellow River broke the old dikes at Yangwu, flooded Fengqiu and flowed east. | 金史 卷010 章宗 明昌五年8月 |
| AD 1195 | 大鹽濼 | Right Chancellor Wanyan Xiang led his son-in-law Pusan Kui and others to Dayanlu and, dividing the troops, took the various camps. | 金史 卷010 章宗 明昌六年12月 |
| AD 1196 | 大鹽濼 | At Dayanlu, the Qunmu envoy Yi La Du and others were defeated by the army of the Guangji La tribe and killed. | 金史 卷010 章宗 承安元年正月 |
| AD 1196 | The Khitans Tuosuo and Deshou of the Teman Qunmu rebelled; the Taizhou army defeated them. | 金史 卷010 章宗 承安元年11月 | |
| AD 1198 | The north frontier was stabilized, Xiang returned from the army, and an edict announced to the realm that frontier affairs were settled. | 金史 卷011 章宗 承安三年11月 | |
| AD 1200 | The Northwest Route Subjugation Commissioner Du Ji Si Zhong reported completing 600 li of frontier forts and walls, from Tanshe in the west to Hu Liegong in the east. | 金史 卷011 章宗 承安五年9月 | |
| AD 1203 | The fengyu Wanyan Alu Dai, returning from Song, reported that the powerful minister Han Tuozhou was buying horses, sharpening weapons and plotting a northern invasion. | 金史 卷011 章宗 泰和三年10月 | |
| AD 1205 | 秦川 | Song troops entered the Qinchuan area. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和五年3月 |
| AD 1205 | 漣水 | Song people entered Lianshui county (recovered in the sixth month). | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和五年5月 |
| AD 1206 | 壽春 | Song besieged Shouchun. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和六年4月 |
| AD 1206 | 宿州 | Song's Tian Junmai attacked Suzhou but was defeated by Nalan Bang Lie and others, and withdrew to Qi. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和六年5月 |
| AD 1206 | 壽州 | Song's Li Shuang besieged Shouzhou, but Governor Tudan Xi held it, and after a month it had not fallen. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和六年6月 |
| AD 1206 | 和尚原 | Yuanshuai Right Military Supervisor Pu Chazhen took Heshangyuan. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和六年9月 |
| AD 1206 | Pusan Kui urged the forces of all routes to attack Song (nine routes, including Ying-Shou, Guokou, Tang-Deng, Qingkou and Chencang). | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和六年10月 | |
| AD 1206 | 襄陽 | Wanyan Kuang attacked Xiangyang and broke its outer city. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和六年11月 |
| AD 1206 | 楚州 | Hesheli Zhizhong took Huaiyin and besieged Chuzhou. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和六年11月 |
| AD 1206 | 安豐 | Pusan Kui took the Anfeng army and captured Huoqiu county. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和六年11月 |
| AD 1206 | 德安 | Wanyan Kuang took Suizhou, besieged De'an, and swept the nearby counties, forcing them to submit. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和六年11月 |
| AD 1206 | 大散關 | The Right Military Commissioner Chong took the Dasan Pass. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和六年12月 |
| AD 1206 | Wu Xi, Song's Jiedushi of the Zhaoxin Army and Deputy Pacification Commissioner of Sichuan, sent word to Wanyan Gang that he wished to surrender. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和六年12月 | |
| AD 1207 | Song's Zhi Shumi Yuan Shi Zhang Yan sent Fang Xinru to Pusan Kui and others, asking for peace by letter. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和七年2月 | |
| AD 1207 | Han Tuozhou sent Wang Nan to propose peace on conditions: the title 'uncle' (bo), an increase in the annual tribute, and the heads of Su Shidan and others. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和七年11月 | |
| AD 1208 | Song presented the heads of the treacherous ministers Han Tuozhou and Su Shidan. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和八年5月 | |
| AD 1208 | An edict permitted peace with Song. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和八年6月 | |
| AD 1208 | Zhangzong died in the Fu'an Palace, aged 41. | 金史 卷012 章宗 泰和八年11月 | |
| AD 1211 | 會河堡 | Duji Qianjianu and Husha were crushingly defeated at Huihe Fort and lost Juyong Pass; the Great Yuan vanguard reached Zhongdu, and Zhongdu was placed under martial law. | 金史 卷013 衛紹王 大安三年9月 |
| AD 1211 | 西京 | Hesheli Husha abandoned Xijing and fled back to the capital, but was instead appointed Right Deputy Marshal. | 金史 卷013 衛紹王 大安三年11月 |
| AD 1212 | 葭州 | The Xia invaded Jiazhou. | 金史 卷013 衛紹王 崇慶元年3月 |
| AD 1213 | 中都 | Husha entered Zhongdu through the Tongxuan Gate, killed the acting Governor of Daxing and others, entered the palace, replaced the guards, and proclaimed himself Supervising Generalissimo of State Affairs. | 金史 卷013 衛紹王 至寧元年8月 |
| AD 1213 | Xuanzong ascended the throne, and Weishao Wang was demoted to Marquis of Donghai Commandery. | 金史 卷013 衛紹王 至寧元年9月 | |
| AD 1213 | 中都 | Yuanshuai Right Military Supervisor Shuhu Gaoqi, after two defeats north of the city, returned, attacked Husha's house with soldiers, killed him, and carried his head to the palace to plead guilt. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐元年10月 |
| AD 1213 | 涿州 | The Great Yuan army took Zhuozhou. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐元年10月 |
| AD 1213 | 會州 | The Xia attacked Huizhou but were driven off by the army of Tudan Chou'er. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐元年11月 |
| AD 1214 | 彰德府 | The Great Yuan army swept through Zhangde Prefecture, and the acting Prefect Huang Guaijiuzhu died in battle. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐二年正月 |
| AD 1214 | 懷州 | The Great Yuan army swept Huaizhou, and Song Yi, Jiedushi of the Qinnan Army, died in battle. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐二年正月 |
| AD 1214 | 嵐州 | The Great Yuan army took Lanzhou, and Wugulun Zhongwen, Jiedushi of the Zhenxi Army, died. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐二年3月 |
| AD 1214 | When the Great Yuan permitted peace, a general amnesty was declared; several commanderies in Shandong and Hebei had fallen, leaving only a few cities such as Zhending, Daming and Dongping. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐二年4月 | |
| AD 1214 | Xuanzong resolved to move south and issued an edict to the realm. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐二年5月 | |
| AD 1214 | 順州 | The Great Yuan army swept Shunzhou, and the Quannong Shi Wang Hui died. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐二年10月 |
| AD 1214 | 懿州 | The Great Yuan army swept Yizhou, and the Jiedushi Gao Lüshan died. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐二年12月 |
| AD 1215 | 北京 | The troops of Beijing rebelled and killed the Xuanfushi Aodun Xiang. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐三年正月 |
| AD 1215 | 中都 | Zhongdu fell, and the Shangshu Right Chancellor concurrently Chief Marshal Chenghui died. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐三年5月 |
| AD 1215 | 遼東 | Puxian Wannu of Liaodong claimed the imperial title and set up the era name Tiantai. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐三年10月 |
| AD 1215 | 熟羊寨 | Yila Tabuye, with 10,000 men, defeated tens of thousands of Xia troops at Shuyangzhai. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐三年11月 |
| AD 1216 | 太原 | The Great Yuan army besieged Taiyuan. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐四年2月 |
| AD 1216 | 延安 | The Great Yuan army attacked Yan'an. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐四年8月 |
| AD 1216 | 潼關 | The Great Yuan army attacked Tongguan, and Ni Pang Gu Pu Lu Hu, Jiedushi of the Xi'an Army, died. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐四年10月 |
| AD 1216 | 澠池 | Mongol troops reached Mianchi, and the army of Right Deputy Marshal Pucha Alibusun broke and fled. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐四年11月 |
| AD 1216 | 太原 | Mongol troops crossed the Daizhou and Pingding passes and attacked Taiyuan Prefecture. | 金史 卷014 宣宗 貞祐四年12月 |
| AD 1217 | 真定 | Shi Hai rebelled from Zhending; Wu Xian, prefect of Weizhou, killed Shi Hai and over 200 of his followers and received their surrender. | 金史 卷015 宣宗 貞祐五年3月 |
| AD 1217 | 光州 | Wanyan Saibu's army crossed the Huai River and broke the two passes of Guangzhou. | 金史 卷015 宣宗 貞祐五年4月 |
| AD 1217 | 中山 | Mongol troops swept through Zhongshan Prefecture and Xinle County, and also took Cizhou. | 金史 卷015 宣宗 興定元年10月 |
| AD 1217 | 益都 | Mongol troops pacified Yidu Prefecture. | 金史 卷015 宣宗 興定元年12月 |
| AD 1218 | 太原 | Mongol troops took Taiyuan Prefecture; Left Military Supervisor Wugulun Desheng died in battle. | 金史 卷015 宣宗 興定二年9月 |
| AD 1218 | 密州 | Li Quan broke Mizhou and captured Pacification Deputy Envoy Huang Guo'alu da and others. | 金史 卷015 宣宗 興定二年9月 |
| AD 1218 | 平陽 | Mongol troops took Pingyang; Prefect Affairs and Acting Provincial Secretariat official Li Ge and Cong Tan died. | 金史 卷015 宣宗 興定二年10月 |
| AD 1218 | 潞州 | Mongol troops took Luzhou; Right Military Supervisor Nahe Pulaodu and others died. | 金史 卷015 宣宗 興定二年11月 |
| AD 1218 | Pusan Anzhen was appointed Left Deputy Marshal and entrusted with the campaign against the Song. | 金史 卷015 宣宗 興定二年12月 | |
| AD 1219 | 興元 | Shaanxi troops broke the Song Tiger Head Pass and took Xingyuan and Yangzhou. | 金史 卷015 宣宗 興定三年3月 |
| AD 1219 | 東勝州 | Mongol troops swept through Dongsheng Prefecture, and Jiedushi Bode Yuge died in battle. | 金史 卷015 宣宗 興定三年9月 |
| AD 1219 | 晉安府 | Mongol troops pacified Jin'an Prefecture (Jiangzhou); Acting Field Marshal Zhan Ge Zhen died. | 金史 卷015 宣宗 興定三年11月 |
| AD 1220 | 滄州 | Song forces and Red Jacket rebels invaded Hebei and several prefectures surrendered; only Cangzhou Circuit Commissioner Wang Fu held out (he later surrendered to Zhang Lin). | 金史 卷016 宣宗 興定四年7月 |
| AD 1220 | 東平 | Mongol King Muhali besieged Dongping with an army. | 金史 卷016 宣宗 興定四年11月 |
| AD 1221 | 潼關 | Mongol troops took Tongguan and Jingzhao; by imperial edict the Secretariat and Chancery were ordered to deliberate on countermeasures. | 金史 卷016 宣宗 興定五年12月 |
| AD 1222 | 河間 | The army of the Duke of Hejian Yila Zhongjianu and the Duke of Gaoyang Zhang Fu recovered Hejian Prefecture. | 金史 卷016 宣宗 興定六年8月 (元光 改元 달) |
| AD 1222 | 同州 | Mongol troops swept through Tongzhou; Li Fuheng, Jiedushi of the Dingguo Army, and others killed themselves. | 金史 卷016 宣宗 興定六年11月 |
| AD 1223 | 河中 | Mongol troops took Hezhong Prefecture (Hou Xiaoshu recovered it, but it fell again). | 金史 卷016 宣宗 元光二年正月 |
| AD 1223 | 邳州 | Nahe Liuge, Discretionary Pacification Commissioner of Pizhou, and others killed Menggugang of the Acting Provincial Secretariat and rebelled from Pizhou. | 金史 卷016 宣宗 元光二年8月 |
| AD 1223 | Emperor Xuanzong died at Ningde Palace at the age of 61 (the following year, in the first month, the era was changed to Zhengda). | 金史 卷016 宣宗 元光二年12月 | |
| AD 1225 | A peace agreement with Xia was concluded: Xia served Jin as elder brother, each used its own era name, and envoys were exchanged. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 正大二年9月 | |
| AD 1226 | 楚州 | Xia Quan and others of the Song Zhongyi Army surrendered from Chuzhou; Chuzhou was renamed Pinghuai Prefecture. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 正大三年11月 |
| AD 1226 | 中興府 | Mongol troops attacked Western Xia and pacified Zhongxing Prefecture. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 正大三年11月 |
| AD 1227 | 平陽 | Mongol troops pacified Deshun Prefecture and retook Pingyang. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 正大四年3月 |
| AD 1227 | 臨洮 | Mongol troops pacified Lintao Prefecture; Zongguan Tuoman Hutumen died. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 正大四年5月 |
| AD 1227 | 龜山 | Li Quan returned to Chuzhou and occupied it; E'ke and Qingshannu defended Xuyi and fought at Guishan but were defeated. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 正大四年8月 |
| AD 1231 | 鳳翔 | Mongol troops pacified Fengxiang Prefecture; the two provincial commands abandoned Jingzhao and moved its people to Henan. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 正大八年4月 |
| AD 1231 | 河中 | Hezhong Prefecture fell, and Caohuo E'ke, acting vice-commissioner of the Privy Council, died. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 正大八年12月 |
| AD 1232 | 三峰山 | Mongol troops and the two provincial armies fought at Sanfeng Mountain in Junzhou; the two provincial armies were utterly defeated. Heda and Chen Heshang fled to Junzhou, and when the city was broken all were killed in battle. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 天興元年(開興元年)正月 |
| AD 1232 | 白坡 | After pacifying Hezhong, Mongol troops crossed the Yellow River at Baipo in Heqing County. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 天興元年正月 |
| AD 1232 | 汴京 | Mongol troops attacked Bianjing (Kaifeng); Emperor Aizong went out to the Gate of Heavenly Succession and comforted the officers and troops of the west. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 天興元年3月 |
| AD 1232 | 汴京 | Minister of Revenue Yang Juren was sent with gold and silk to request peace from the Mongol army; on the jiazi day the era was changed to Tianxing. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 天興元年4月 |
| AD 1232 | 汴京 | Feihu Army soldier Shen Fu and others killed more than thirty Mongol envoys, including Tang Qing, at their lodging, and the peace talks were broken off. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 天興元年7月 |
| AD 1232 | 京水 | Wanyan Silie met the Mongol army at Jingshui and was routed; Hexi abandoned his supplies and fled. | 金史 卷017 哀宗 天興元年8月 |
| AD 1232 | Emperor Aizong left Bianjing and headed north across the Yellow River, stationing at Huangcheng. | 金史 卷018 哀宗 天興元年12月 | |
| AD 1233 | 衛州 | Pingzhang Baisa led troops against Weizhou but did not win (later he was routed by the Mongol army at the Bai Gong Temple). | 金史 卷018 哀宗 天興二年正月 |
| AD 1233 | 歸德 | On Baisa's plan, Emperor Aizong abandoned the Six Armies at night, crossed the Yellow River and fled to Guide; the next day the armies scattered. | 金史 卷018 哀宗 天興二年正月 |
| AD 1233 | 汴京 | Cui Li rebelled, killed Wanyan Nushen and others, had the empress dowager set up the Prince of Liang, and then conveyed his intent to surrender before the Mongol army. | 金史 卷018 哀宗 天興二年正月 |
| AD 1233 | 青城 | At Qingcheng, Cui Li killed more than 500 members of the imperial clan, including Prince of Liang Congke and Prince of Jing Shouchun. | 金史 卷018 哀宗 天興二年4月 |
| AD 1233 | 蔡州 | It was decided to move to Caizhou, and the court entered Caizhou. | 金史 卷018 哀宗 天興二年6月 |
| AD 1233 | 蔡州 | Mongol troops built long ramparts and besieged Caicheng. | 金史 卷018 哀宗 天興二年9月 |
| AD 1233 | 蔡州 | Mongol and Song troops opened the waterways and attacked Caizhou; the Mongol army broke the outer city. | 金史 卷018 哀宗 天興二年12月 |
| AD 1234 | 蔡州 | 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. | 金史 卷018 哀宗 天興三年正月 |
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