History of Song (Songshi), Annals: a Standard history source. Covers AD 960 – 1279, with 222 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Standard history |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 960 – 1279 |
| Events | 222 events, 170 placed on the map |
| Author | 脫脫 等 |
| Original title | 宋史 本紀 |
Regions: China 218 · Japan 2 · Southeast Asia 2
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 960 | 陳橋 | Ordered to march against an alleged invasion by Northern Han allied with the Khitan, the army halted at the Chenqiao post, where the imperial guards proclaimed Zhao Kuangyin emperor (Taizu). | 宋史卷001 顯德年間 |
| AD 960 | 開封 | In the first month of Jianlong's first year, a general amnesty was granted, the era was renamed, and the realm was named Song. | 宋史卷001 建隆元年 |
| AD 960 | 揚州 | Li Chongjin, Military Governor of Huainan, rebelled at Yangzhou; Shi Shouxin and others were sent to suppress it. | 宋史卷001 建隆元年 |
| AD 960 | 揚州 | The emperor ordered a campaign in person against Yangzhou and appointed Zhao Guangyi Commander of the Palace Guard and Wu Tingzuo Garrison Governor of Shangdu. | 宋史卷001 建隆元年 |
| AD 962 | 衡州 | Zhang Wenbiao, Governor of Hengzhou, rebelled. | 宋史卷001 建隆三年 |
| AD 963 | 潭州 | Song troops took Tanzhou. | 宋史卷001 乾德元年 |
| AD 963 | 岳州 | Murong Yanzhao defeated Sanjiangkou, took Yuezhou, and recovered Langzhou, pacifying Hunan. | 宋史卷001 乾德元年 |
| AD 964 | 郴州 | Pan Mei and others took Chenzhou. | 宋史卷001 乾德二年 |
| AD 964 | 夔州 | Liu Guangyi took Kuizhou; Gao Yanchou, military governor of Shu, burned himself to death. | 宋史卷001 乾德二年 |
| AD 964 | 興州 | Wang Quanbin took the strongholds of Wanren and Yanzi and Xingzhou, then in succession seized twenty-odd strongholds including Shituan. | 宋史卷001 乾德二年 |
| AD 965 | 成都 | Meng Chang, ruler of Shu, surrendered at Chengdu. | 宋史卷002 乾德三年 |
| AD 968 | 太原 | Li Jixun, Military Governor of Zhaoyi, was ordered to campaign against Northern Han. | 宋史卷002 開寶元年 |
| AD 969 | 汾州 | Sun Fangjin, Governor of Haizhou, led troops and besieged Fenzhou. | 宋史卷002 開寶二年 |
| AD 969 | 鎮州 | Emperor Taizu stopped at Zhenzhou. | 宋史卷002 開寶二年 |
| AD 970 | 賀州 | In the tenth month, Song troops took Hezhou. | 宋史卷002 開寶三年 |
| AD 971 | 廣州 | Pan Mei took Guangzhou and captured Liu Chang, pacifying Guangnan. | 宋史卷002 開寶四年 |
| AD 974 | 池州 | In an intercalary month, Song troops took Chizhou. | 宋史卷003 開寶七年 |
| AD 974 | 采石 | Cao Bin defeated the Jiangnan army at Caishi, captured Yang Shou, deputy military commissioner, and over a thousand men, and crossed the river by pontoon bridge. | 宋史卷003 開寶七年 |
| AD 974 | 常州 | The King of Wuyue led troops and besieged Changzhou. | 宋史卷003 開寶七年 |
| AD 975 | 昇州 | Cao Bin took Shengzhou and captured its ruler Li Yu, pacifying Jiangnan (19 prefectures and over 180 counties were obtained). | 宋史卷003 開寶八年 |
| AD 976 | 開封 | In the tenth month of winter in the ninth year of Kaibao, Emperor Taizu died and Taizong succeeded to the throne. | 宋史卷004 開寶九年 |
| AD 979 | 太原 | Emperor Taizong arrived at Taiyuan and stopped at the field headquarters east of the Fen River. | 宋史卷004 太平興國四年 |
| AD 979 | 太原 | The emperor visited Taiyuan city and issued an edict calling on Liu Jiyuan, ruler of Northern Han, to surrender. | 宋史卷004 太平興國四年 |
| AD 979 | 高梁河 | The emperor urged his troops on and fought a great battle with the Khitan at the Gaoliang River, but was defeated. | 宋史卷004 太平興國四年 |
| AD 979 | 忻州 | Xinzhou reported that it had fought the Khitan and beaten them. | 宋史卷004 太平興國四年 |
| AD 980 | 交州 | In the seventh month of autumn, an expedition against Li Huan of Jiaozhou was launched, and Sun Quanxing and others were appointed commanders. | 宋史卷004 太平興國五年 |
| AD 980 | 交州 | The Jiaozhou field headquarters fought the enemy and won a great victory. | 宋史卷004 太平興國五年 |
| AD 986 | 固安 | In the third month, Cao Bin fought the Khitan army south of Gu'an and took the city. | 宋史卷005 雍熙三年 |
| AD 986 | 岐溝關 | Cao Bin's army suffered a great defeat at Qigou Pass, crossed the Juma River and stationed at Yizhou; Liu Baoxun was killed in action. | 宋史卷005 雍熙三年 |
| AD 986 | 岐溝關 | Tian Chongjin of Dingzhou entered Khitan territory, attacked Qigou Pass and took it. | 宋史卷005 雍熙三年 |
| AD 989 | 威虜軍 | The Khitan invaded Weilu Army; Yin Jilun defeated them and killed the Khitan commander Shang Pishi. | 宋史卷005 端拱二年 |
| AD 994 | 漢州 | Li Shun took Hanzhou and then Pengzhou. | 宋史卷005 淳化五年 |
| AD 994 | 劍州 | In the second month, Li Shun attacked Jianzhou in separate columns; Shangguan Zheng and others joined forces and inflicted a great defeat. | 宋史卷005 淳化五年 |
| AD 995 | 雄州 | The Khitan invaded Xiongzhou; the prefect He Chengju defeated them. | 宋史卷005 至道元年 |
| AD 997 | 開封 | In the third month, Taizong died, and by his will Zhenzong ascended the throne before the coffin. | 宋史卷006 至道三年 |
| AD 999 | 澶州 | Emperor Zhenzong stopped at Chanzhou. | 宋史卷006 咸平二年 |
| AD 1000 | 大名府 | On the first day of the first month, Zhenzong stopped at Daming Prefecture. | 宋史卷006 咸平三年 |
| AD 1001 | 清遠軍 | Li Jiqian took the Qingyuan Army. | 宋史卷006 咸平四年 |
| AD 1002 | 麟州 | In the sixth month, Li Jiqian besieged Linzhou; Cao Can requested reinforcements, and troops from Bingzhou, Daizhou, Shizhou and Xizhou were sent. | 宋史卷006 咸平五年 |
| AD 1003 | 望都 | The Khitan invaded and fought at Wangdu county; Wang Jizhong, deputy commissioner, fell into enemy hands. | 宋史卷007 咸平六年 |
| AD 1004 | 莫州 | The Khitan camped at Yangcheng and, through Wang Jizhong, asked Shi Pu of Mozhou for peace talks by letter. | 宋史卷007 景德元年 |
| AD 1004 | 澶州 | Khitan troops advanced west with their whole army north of Chanzhou, but Grand Commander Tadalan was struck by a crossbow bolt and killed. | 宋史卷007 景德元年 |
| AD 1004 | 澶州 | The emperor arrived at Chanzhou, crossed the river, visited the northern camp and comforted the generals from the tower north of the city. | 宋史卷007 景德元年 |
| AD 1004 | 澶州 | The Khitan envoy Han Qi came to discuss peace. | 宋史卷007 景德元年 |
| AD 1008 | 泰山 | Wang Qinruo and Zhao Anren were appointed commissioners for the feng sacrifices at Mount Tai. | 宋史卷007 大中祥符元年 |
| AD 1022 | 開封 | The emperor died at the Yanqing Hall at age fifty-five, after a reign of twenty-six years. | 宋史卷008 乾興元年 |
| AD 1025 | 原州 | The Qiang tribes dependent on Huanzhou and Yuanzhou rebelled and invaded the frontier; Zhao Shilong, Huanqing Commissioner, and others were killed in action. | 宋史卷009 天聖三年 |
| AD 1037 | 忻州 | In the twelfth month an earthquake struck Bingzhou, Daizhou and Xinzhou; 32,306 officials and commoners were crushed to death and 5,600 were injured. | 宋史卷010 景祐四年 |
| AD 1039 | 興慶府 | Zhao Yuanhao submitted a memorial asking for the imperial title and a new era name. | 宋史卷010 寶元二年 |
| AD 1040 | 塞門 | Yuanhao took Saimen Fort, where Military Supervisor Wang Jiyuan was killed in action; then Anyuan Fort also fell. | 宋史卷010 康定元年 |
| AD 1041 | 豐州 | Fengzhou fell; Wang Yuqing, prefect, and Sun Ji, Military Supervisor, died in battle. | 宋史卷011 慶曆元年 |
| AD 1043 | 保安軍 | Shao Liangzuo, judge of Baoan Army, was sent as envoy to Yuanhao; he was permitted to be enfeoffed as Lord of Xia, with an annual grant of 100,000 bolts of silk and 30,000 catties of tea. | 宋史卷011 慶曆三年 |
| AD 1043 | 沂州 | Wang Lun, a soldier of the Huyi Army, rebelled at Yizhou. | 宋史卷011 慶曆三年 |
| AD 1044 | 保州 | Soldiers of the Yunyi Army at Baozhou killed their officials, occupied the city and rebelled. | 宋史卷011 慶曆四年 |
| AD 1046 | 登州 | An earthquake struck Dengzhou and Mount Youyou collapsed. | 宋史卷011 慶曆六年 |
| AD 1052 | 邕州 | In the fifth month, Nong Zhigao took Yongzhou, captured eight prefectures including Hengzhou and Guizhou, and besieged Guangzhou. | 宋史卷012 皇祐四年 |
| AD 1052 | 金城驛 | In the twelfth month, Chen Shu, Guangxi Military Commissioner, was defeated; he then pursued the rebels and fought at the Jincheng post. | 宋史卷012 皇祐四年 |
| AD 1060 | 邕州 | Yongzhou reported that Jiaozhi and the Jiadong Man had combined forces and invaded the frontier; Circuit Inspector Song Shiyao died in battle. | 宋史卷012 嘉祐五年 |
| AD 1063 | 開封 | Emperor Renzong died. | 宋史卷013 嘉祐八年 |
| AD 1068 | 開封 | In the fourth month, Wang Anshi, Hanlin Academician, was ordered to enter the court out of turn. | 宋史卷014 熙寧元年 |
| AD 1069 | 開封 | Chen Shengzhi and Wang Anshi first established the Sansi Tiaoli Commission to deliberate and carry out the New Laws. | 宋史卷014 熙寧二年 |
| AD 1069 | 綏州 | The Xia broke their earlier pact and asked to build a fortress at Suizhou; it was not traded for two strongholds, so the town was renamed Suidecheng. | 宋史卷014 熙寧二年 |
| AD 1070 | 鎮戎軍 | The Xia invaded Sanchuan Fort of Zhenrong Army; patrol commander Zhao Pu defeated them with an ambush. | 宋史卷015 熙寧三年 |
| AD 1071 | 撫寧堡 | In the third month, the Xia took Funing Fort; Zhong E was demoted for responsibility for the loss. | 宋史卷015 熙寧四年 |
| AD 1072 | 鞏令城 | Wang Shao defeated Mu Zheng at Gongling Castle. | 宋史卷015 熙寧五年 |
| AD 1073 | 河州 | Wang Shao retook Hezhou and captured Mu Zheng's wife and children. | 宋史卷015 熙寧六年 |
| AD 1073 | 岷州 | Mu Lingzheng, the chief of Minzhou, surrendered the city; Wang Shao entered Minzhou. | 宋史卷015 熙寧六年 |
| AD 1074 | 踏白城 | Jing Sili, prefect of Hezhou, and others fought Guizhang of the Qingyijie at Tabai Castle and died in battle. | 宋史卷015 熙寧七年 |
| AD 1075 | 欽州 | In the eleventh month, Jiaozhi took Qinzhou. | 宋史卷015 熙寧八年 |
| AD 1076 | 邕州 | Jiaozhi took Yongzhou, and the prefect Su Jian died in battle. | 宋史卷015 熙寧九年 |
| AD 1081 | 米脂 | Xia troops tried to relieve Mizhi Fort, but Zhong E defeated them. | 宋史卷016 元豐四年 |
| AD 1081 | 女遮谷 | The Xihe troops reached Nüzhe Valley, met the Xia and won the battle. | 宋史卷016 元豐四年 |
| AD 1082 | 永樂 | In the ninth month, three hundred thousand Xia invaded Yongle; Qu Zhen was at a disadvantage and the city was besieged. | 宋史卷016 元豐五年 |
| AD 1082 | 永樂 | Yongle City fell; Xu Xi, Secretary of the Court, and others died in battle. | 宋史卷016 元豐五年 |
| AD 1083 | 蘭州 | In the second month, hundreds of thousands of Xia attacked Lanzhou; Military Commissioner Wang Wenyu repelled them with some seven hundred picked men. | 宋史卷016 元豐六年 |
| AD 1084 | 定西城 | The Xia besieged Dingxi City, but Qin Gui, commander of Xihe, defeated them. | 宋史卷016 元豐七年 |
| AD 1085 | 開封 | Emperor Shenzong died and the crown prince ascended the throne as Emperor Zhezong. | 宋史卷017 元豐八年 |
| AD 1096 | 金明 | The Xia invaded Fuzhou and Yanzhou and took Jinming Fort. | 宋史卷018 紹聖三年 |
| AD 1099 | 邈川 | Commissioner Wang Shan retook Miaochuan city, and the Xifan chief surrendered the city. | 宋史卷018 元符二年 |
| AD 1099 | 青唐 | Longzan, chief of Qingtang, surrendered by handing over the city. | 宋史卷018 元符二年 |
| AD 1100 | 開封 | In the first month of Yuanfu's third year, Emperor Zhezong died; the Empress Dowager took regency behind a curtain to settle the succession. | 宋史卷019 元符三年 |
| AD 1104 | 平夏城 | The Xia entered the Jingyuan Circuit, besieged Pingxia City and attacked the Zhenrong Army. | 宋史卷019 崇寧三年 |
| AD 1108 | 積石軍 | The prince of Xige, Zang Zhengpuge, surrendered, and Jishi Army was recovered. | 宋史卷020 大觀二年 |
| AD 1120 | 建德 | Fang La of Qingxi in Jiande Army rebelled, and Tan Zhen was ordered to suppress him. | 宋史卷022 宣和二年 |
| AD 1120 | 歙州 | Fang La took Jiande and also Shezhou, and Guo Shizhong, Southeast commander, died in battle. | 宋史卷022 宣和二年 |
| AD 1120 | 杭州 | Hangzhou fell; the prefect Zhao Ting fled, and the circuit inspector Zhao Yue died while scolding the rebels. | 宋史卷022 宣和二年 |
| AD 1121 | 婺州 | Fang La took Wuzhou and also Quzhou, and the garrison official Peng Rufang died in battle. | 宋史卷022 宣和三年 |
| AD 1121 | 淮陽軍 | Bandits led by Song Jiang of Huainan invaded Huaiyang Army and spread into Jingdong and Hebei; then they entered Chu and Haizhou prefectures, where Prefect Zhang Shuye invited their surrender. | 宋史卷022 宣和三年 |
| AD 1122 | 白溝 | Yang Keshi fought the Liao general Xiao Gan at Baigou and was defeated. | 宋史卷022 宣和四年 |
| AD 1122 | 燕京 | Guo Yaoshi and others raided Yanjing; Xiao Gan came to relieve them and fought inside the city, and Guo Yaoshi and others were routed, with over half killed or wounded. | 宋史卷022 宣和四年 |
| AD 1122 | 盧溝河 | Liu Yanqing burned his camp at the Lugou River and fled at night; the army collapsed, and Xiao Gan pursued them as far as the Zhuo River. | 宋史卷022 宣和四年 |
| AD 1123 | 薊州 | Xiao Gan defeated Jingzhou and Jizhou and plundered Yanshan; Guo Yaoshi was defeated. | 宋史卷022 宣和五年 |
| AD 1125 | 燕山 | Guo Yaoshi rebelled with Yanshan, and the northern border prefectures fell. | 宋史卷022 宣和七年 |
| AD 1125 | 信德府 | Wulibu took Xinde Prefecture. | 宋史卷023 宣和七年 |
| AD 1125 | 太原 | Nianhan besieged Taiyuan. | 宋史卷023 宣和七年 |
| AD 1126 | 相州 | The Jin broke Xiangzhou. | 宋史卷023 靖康元年 |
| AD 1126 | The Jin crossed the Yellow River and the emperor was ordered to take personal command. | 宋史卷023 靖康元年 | |
| AD 1126 | 開封 | The Jin attacked the Xuanze Gate; Li Gang blocked them, beheaded over a hundred, and they withdrew at dawn. | 宋史卷023 靖康元年 |
| AD 1126 | 開封 | The Jin sent Wu Xiaomin to negotiate peace, and Li Zhuo was sent as envoy to the Jin army. | 宋史卷023 靖康元年 |
| 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. | 宋史卷023 靖康元年 |
| AD 1126 | 榆次 | Zhong Shizhong fought the Jin at Yuci and died in battle. | 宋史卷023 靖康元年 |
| AD 1126 | 真定 | Wulibu attacked Guangxin Army and Baozhou again, and when that went badly, invaded Zhending. | 宋史卷023 靖康元年 |
| AD 1126 | 洛口 | The Jin crossed the Yellow River and the army of Zhe Yanzhi collapsed completely; the army of Circuit Commissioner Xu Gao collapsed at Luokou. | 宋史卷023 靖康元年 |
| AD 1127 | 開封 | On the second month's dingmao day, the Jin took Emperor Qinzong north. | 宋史卷022 靖康二年 |
| AD 1127 | 成都 | Du Lin, a soldier of the Dongdu Xuanwu Army, occupied Chengdu and plotted rebellion, but was executed. | 宋史卷024 建炎元年 |
| AD 1127 | 中山 | The Jin divided their forces and occupied the counties of Lianghe; Zhongshan and Qingyuan prefectures held out for a long time before they fell. | 宋史卷024 建炎元年 |
| AD 1127 | 汝州 | The Jin took Ruzhou and entered Xijing. | 宋史卷024 建炎元年 |
| AD 1128 | 秦州 | The Jin took Qinzhou, and the Jingnue Commissioner Li Fu surrendered; then they attacked Xihe, but Zhang Shen defeated them at Xindian. | 宋史卷025 建炎二年 |
| AD 1128 | 相州 | Xue Guang, Commissioner of the Dongjing Garrison, fought the Jin at Xiangzhou and died. | 宋史卷025 建炎二年 |
| AD 1128 | 濟南府 | The Jin invaded Dongping Prefecture, and Quan Bangyan abandoned his city and fled; then they invaded Jinan Prefecture, where Liu Yu, the garrison official, surrendered the city. | 宋史卷025 建炎二年 |
| AD 1129 | 杭州 | Emperor Gaozong stopped at Hangzhou. | 宋史卷025 建炎三年 |
| AD 1129 | 長安 | Lou Su of the Jin invaded Chang'an, and the Commissioner Guo Yan abandoned his city and fled. | 宋史卷025 建炎三年 |
| AD 1129 | 吉州 | The Jin invaded Jizhou; the garrison official Yang Yuan abandoned his city and fled, and they then took Liu'an Army. | 宋史卷025 建炎三年 |
| AD 1129 | 鎮江府 | Qi Fang, a preparatory general of the Jiang-Huaixi forces, rebelled with his troops, invaded Zhenjiang Prefecture and killed the garrison official Hu Tanglao. | 宋史卷025 建炎三年 |
| AD 1130 | 汴京 | The Jin took Bianjing; Shangguan Wu, acting garrison commander, fled and was killed by bandits. | 宋史卷026 建炎四年 |
| AD 1130 | 常州 | The Jin entered Changzhou, and the garrison official Zhou Qi abandoned the city and left. | 宋史卷026 建炎四年 |
| AD 1130 | 延安府 | The Jin took Yan'an Prefecture, captured Lü Shicun, and also took Baoan Army. | 宋史卷026 建炎四年 |
| AD 1130 | 富平縣 | Zhang Jun had Liu Xi lead the five-route army to fight the Jin general Lou Su at Fuping County; the government forces were defeated, and Zhang Jun directed the battle from Binzhou. | 宋史卷026 建炎四年 |
| AD 1131 | 漢陽軍 | The bandit Cao Cheng entered Hanyang Army, then Ezhou, and then headed toward Jiangxi. | 宋史卷026 紹興元年 |
| AD 1132 | 賀州 | Yue Fei defeated Cao Cheng at Hezhou. | 宋史卷027 紹興二年 |
| AD 1133 | 虢州 | The puppet emperor Li Cheng took Guozhou, and Dong Xian and Niu Gao fled to Xiangyang. | 宋史卷027 紹興三年 |
| AD 1134 | 新野 | The puppet emperor gathered the remnants of Li Cheng and garrisoned Xinye, but Yue Fei and Wang Wan attacked from both sides and crushed them. | 宋史卷027 紹興四年 |
| AD 1134 | 大儀鎮 | Han Shizhong intercepted the Jin at Dayi Town and defeated them; he then sent Dong Min, who defeated them at Yakou Bridge in Tianchang County. | 宋史卷027 紹興四年 |
| AD 1136 | 廬州 | Yang Yizhong reached Haozhou, but Liu Guangshi had already abandoned Luzhou and retreated south. | 宋史卷028 紹興六年 |
| AD 1136 | 淮陽軍 | Han Shizhong attacked the Huaiyang Army and won a battle against the Jin. | 宋史卷028 紹興六年 |
| AD 1137 | 采石 | Two walls were built at Caishi and Xuanhua Ferry. | 宋史卷028 紹興七年 |
| AD 1138 | 臨安 | Hu Quan, compiler in the Privy Council, submitted a memorial opposing the peace and was dismissed; he was placed under surveillance in Zhaozhou. | 宋史卷029 紹興八年 |
| AD 1138 | 臨安 | Zhang Tonggu and Xiao Zhe arrived at the temporary court and proposed to first return the Henan lands and discuss the rest slowly. | 宋史卷029 紹興八年 |
| AD 1139 | 開封府 | Zheng Yinian, Governor of Kaifeng under the puppet regime, submitted a memorial asking to be punished. | 宋史卷029 紹興九年 |
| AD 1139 | 五國城 | In the sixth month, Empress Xing died at Wuguo City. | 宋史卷029 紹興九年 |
| AD 1140 | In the fifth month the Jin broke the treaty; Wuzhu and others invaded along four routes. | 宋史卷029 紹興十年 | |
| AD 1140 | 宿州 | Yang Yizhong attacked Liuzizhen from Suzhou at night, but his army collapsed; he retreated across the Huai River through Shouchun Prefecture, and the Jin massacred the people of Suzhou. | 宋史卷029 紹興十年 |
| AD 1140 | 慶陽府 | The Jin invaded Qingyang Prefecture; the garrison official Song Wannian surrendered by handing over the city. | 宋史卷029 紹興十年 |
| AD 1141 | 泗州 | In the tenth month of winter, the Jin took Sizhou and also Chuzhou. | 宋史卷029 紹興十一年 |
| AD 1141 | 臨安 | Xiao Yi and others were received in audience, and only then were the peace and the oath settled. | 宋史卷029 紹興十一年 |
| AD 1152 | 虔州 | Qi Shu, a soldier of Qianzhou, killed Wu Jin, Commander of the Imperial Guard, and others, and seized the prefecture in rebellion. | 宋史卷030 紹興二十二年 |
| AD 1153 | 成都 | Wang Xiaolian, of the rank of Zuoxuan Jiaolang, occupied Chengdu and plotted rebellion, but was executed. | 宋史卷031 紹興二十三年 |
| AD 1154 | 衢州 | Yu Ba, a commoner of Quzhou, led a revolt and besieged the prefectural city, but the Assistant Magistrate Wang Zhaoxi repelled him. | 宋史卷031 紹興二十四年 |
| AD 1161 | 廬州 | Jin ruler Wanyan Liang led a great army and reached five li north of Luzhou, where he built earthen walls and stayed. | 宋史卷032 紹興三十一年 |
| AD 1161 | 廬州 | Jin ruler Wanyan Liang entered Luzhou; Wang Quan fled from Zhaoguan, Yao Xing died in battle, and Wang Quan retreated to Hezhou. | 宋史卷032 紹興三十一年 |
| AD 1161 | 揚州 | Liu Qi withdrew his army to Guazhou Garrison; the Jin took Yangzhou, and Liu Ze, Huaidong Pacifier, abandoned his city and fled to Taizhou. | 宋史卷032 紹興三十一年 |
| AD 1162 | 海州 | Zhang Zigai, Commander of Zhenjiang, relieved Haizhou and routed the Jin at Shichuiyan; the Jin lifted the siege. | 宋史卷032 紹興三十二年 |
| AD 1162 | 臨安 | Emperor Xiaozong ascended the throne and offered the honorary title of Retired Emperor to Gaozong. | 宋史卷032 紹興三十二年 |
| AD 1163 | 宿州 | Li Xianzhong and Shao Hongyuan defeated the Jin at Suzhou. | 宋史卷033 隆興元年 |
| AD 1164 | 楚州 | In the eleventh month, Wei Sheng, Prefect of Chuzhou, fought the Jin and died; Chuzhou fell, and Haozhou also fell. | 宋史卷033 隆興二年 |
| AD 1164 | 臨安 | Following the faith of the Chanyuan covenant and copying the Liao ritual of the younger brother, the title of emperor was clarified, the two states were made uncle and nephew, and the annual tribute was reduced by 100,000. | 宋史卷033 隆興二年 |
| AD 1175 | Xin Qiji, Vice-Director of the Board of Revenue, was made Circuit Judicial Commissioner of Jiangxi, to command the regional armies and suppress the tea bandits. | 宋史卷034 淳熙二年 | |
| AD 1179 | 郴州 | Bandits such as Chen Dong of Chenzhou broke several counties of Lianzhou, Daozhou and Guiyang Army, and an order was issued for the Hunan commanders to suppress them. | 宋史卷035 淳熙六年 |
| AD 1179 | 鬱林州 | Li Jie, a bandit of Guangxi, broke Yulinzhou; the garrison official Li Duanqing abandoned his city and fled, and then Huazhou was besieged. | 宋史卷035 淳熙六年 |
| AD 1187 | 臨安 | The emperor went to pay respects at the Deshou Palace, and the Retired Emperor died in the Deshou Hall. | 宋史卷035 淳熙十四年 |
| AD 1194 | 臨安 | Zhao Ruyu, Vice Minister of the Privy Council, sent Han Tuozhou to ask the Grand Empress Dowager to yield the throne to the Prince of Jia, but it was not permitted. | 宋史卷037 紹熙五年 |
| AD 1194 | 臨安 | Zheng Shi was sent as envoy to the Jin to announce the abdication. | 宋史卷037 紹熙五年 |
| AD 1206 | 臨安 | An edict was issued calling for a campaign against the Jin. | 宋史卷038 開禧二年 |
| AD 1206 | 宿州 | Guo Zhuo, Prefect and Deputy Commander-in-Chief, and others combined their troops to attack Suzhou, but were defeated. | 宋史卷038 開禧二年 |
| AD 1206 | 壽州 | Li Shuang, Commander-in-Chief of Jiankang, attacked Shouzhou but was defeated. | 宋史卷038 開禧二年 |
| AD 1206 | 襄陽 | The Jin invaded Shenmapo; Wei Youliang, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Jiangling, broke through the encirclement and headed for Xiangyang. | 宋史卷038 開禧二年 |
| AD 1207 | 臨安 | Shi Miyuan and others, by secret edict, had Xia Zhen kill Han Tuozhou at the Yujin Garden. | 宋史卷038 開禧三年 |
| AD 1208 | 臨安 | The establishment of the peace was proclaimed by edict throughout the realm. | 宋史卷039 嘉定元年 |
| AD 1209 | 郴州 | Li Yuanli, a bandit of Heifeng Cave in Chenzhou, rose in revolt and, with tens of thousands of followers, struck down several counties of Jizhou and Chenzhou in succession. | 宋史卷039 嘉定二年 |
| AD 1210 | 贛州 | Li Yuanli pressed Ganzhou and the Nan'an Army. | 宋史卷039 嘉定三年 |
| AD 1217 | 棗陽 | The Jin divided their forces and besieged Zaoyang and the Guanghua Army. | 宋史卷040 嘉定十年 |
| AD 1218 | 西和州 | Liu Changzu burned Xihezhou and fled; the garrison official Yang Kejia also abandoned the city. | 宋史卷040 嘉定十一年 |
| AD 1219 | 光州 | The Jin besieged the Anfeng Army and Guangzhou, attacked the Guanghua Army and broke Yunshan County. | 宋史卷040 嘉定十二年 |
| AD 1219 | 齊州 | Li Quan led troops to Qizhou, and the prefect Wang Yun surrendered by handing over the city. | 宋史卷040 嘉定十二年 |
| AD 1221 | 黃州 | The Jin built boats at Tuanfeng but could not cross; they besieged Huangzhou and also attacked the Hanyang Army. | 宋史卷040 嘉定十四年 |
| AD 1224 | 臨安 | Emperor Ningzong died in the Funing Hall at age fifty-seven. | 宋史卷040 嘉定十七年 |
| AD 1232 | 汴京 | Song forces under Shi Songzhi and the Yuan forces jointly besieged Bianjing; the Jin ruler fled to Guide Prefecture and again to Caizhou. | 宋史卷041 紹定五年 |
| AD 1233 | 蔡州 | In the tenth month of winter, Jiang Hai led two armies together with the Yuan forces and encircled the Jin ruler at Caizhou. | 宋史卷041 紹定六年 |
| AD 1234 | 蔡州 | The Jin ruler Wanyan Shouxu handed the throne to Chenglin, a prince of the imperial clan. | 宋史卷041 端平元年 |
| AD 1234 | 洛陽 | Zhu Yangzu, Secretary of the Court of Imperial Sacrifices, and Lin Tuo were sent to Luoyang to visit the eight imperial tombs. | 宋史卷041 端平元年 |
| AD 1236 | 陽平關 | Cao Youwen fought hard against the Yuan forces at Yangping Pass in Daan Army and died in battle. | 宋史卷042 端平三年 |
| AD 1236 | 固始縣 | The Yuan forces broke Gushi County; Lü Wenxin and Du Lin, Huaixi commanders, led tens of thousands of defeated soldiers in rebellion. | 宋史卷042 端平三年 |
| AD 1236 | 成都 | The army of the Yuan crown prince Godan left Chengdu and broke Wenzhou; the garrison official Liu Rui and others died in battle. | 宋史卷042 端平三年 |
| AD 1236 | 光州 | The Yuan forces besieged Guangzhou and ordered Shi Songzhi to relieve Guangzhou. | 宋史卷042 端平三年 |
| AD 1241 | 安豐軍 | Yu Jie, Circuit Commissioner of Huaidong, broke the siege of Anfeng with a naval force. | 宋史卷042 淳祐元年 |
| AD 1244 | 壽春 | The Yuan forces besieged Shouchun City, but the city held and did not fall. | 宋史卷043 淳祐四年 |
| AD 1259 | 合州 | Wang Jian, who defended Hezhou, circled the walls and held them firmly; his loyalty was judged foremost among the loyal officials of Shu, and he was generously rewarded. | 宋史卷044 開慶元年 |
| AD 1259 | 沙武口 | In the ninth month, Jia Sidao submitted a memorial: the Yuan forces crossed the river at Shawukou in Huangzhou, and the court and the people were alarmed. | 宋史卷044 開慶元年 |
| AD 1259 | 合州 | The siege of Hezhou was lifted, and Wang Jian was appointed Military Governor of the Yongyuan Army. | 宋史卷044 開慶元年 |
| AD 1259 | 鄂州 | In the twelfth month, Jia Sidao reported that the siege of Ezhou had been lifted, and an order was issued to reward merit. | 宋史卷044 開慶元年 |
| AD 1260 | 衡州 | The Yuan sent a detachment from Dali through Guangnan toward Hengzhou; Xiang Shibi and Liu Xiongfei met it on the road and fought. | 宋史卷045 景定元年 |
| AD 1262 | 益都府 | Li Tan turned over Lian, Hai and three cities, betrayed the Yuan and submitted, presenting the counties of Shandong. | 宋史卷045 {{YL|景定三年}} |
| AD 1262 | 益都府 | Li Tan's army was defeated and he was executed by the Yuan. | 宋史卷045 {{YL|景定三年}} |
| AD 1264 | 臨安 | In the tenth month, Emperor Lizong died. | 宋史卷046 景定五年 |
| AD 1267 | 廣安軍 | In the second month, the Guang'an Army was retaken and renamed the Ningxi Army. | 宋史卷046 咸淳三年 |
| AD 1268 | 襄陽 | The Yuan built Baihe Castle and began to besiege Xiangyang and Fancheng. | 宋史卷046 咸淳四年 |
| AD 1269 | 樊城 | In the third month, the Yuan northern general Ashu besieged Fancheng with troops from Baihe. | 宋史卷046 咸淳五年 |
| AD 1269 | 襄陽 | Zhang Shijie, Commander of the Jinghu Circuit, led cavalry and infantry to relieve Xiangyang and Fancheng and fought at Chitanpu. | 宋史卷046 咸淳五年 |
| AD 1273 | 樊城 | In the first month of the ninth year, Fancheng was broken; Fan Tianshun and Niu Fu died in battle. | 宋史卷046 咸淳九年 |
| AD 1273 | 襄陽 | Jia Sidao first reported that Lü Wenhuan, commander of Xiangyang, had surrendered the city to the Yuan. | 宋史卷046 咸淳九年 |
| AD 1274 | 臨安 | Emperor Duzong died in the Funing Hall; by his edict the crown prince Xian ascended the throne. | 宋史卷046 咸淳十年 |
| AD 1274 | 郢州 | Chancellor Bayan led one army toward Yingzhou; Marshal Sodu went toward the Huai, and Zhai, the pacification commissioner, went toward Jingnan. | 宋史卷047 瀛國公 |
| AD 1274 | 郢州 | The Yuan attacked Yingzhou; Commander Zhang Shijie defended it strenuously, and the Yuan withdrew through Tenghu and entered the Han River. | 宋史卷047 瀛國公 |
| AD 1274 | 陽邏堡 | The Yuan attacked Yangluo Fort; Xia Gui defended it strenuously, but Wang Da, Commander of the Wuding Army, died in battle. | 宋史卷047 瀛國公 |
| AD 1274 | 漢陽軍 | Wang Yi, Acting Governor of the Hanyang Army, surrendered by handing over the city. | 宋史卷047 瀛國公 |
| AD 1274 | 鄂州 | Cheng Pengfei and the acting commander Zhang Yanran surrendered by handing over the city. | 宋史卷047 瀛國公 |
| AD 1275 | 黃州 | In the first month of the first year of Deyou, on the first day, the Yuan entered Huangzhou. | 宋史卷047 瀛國公 |
| AD 1275 | 安慶府 | The Yuan entered Anqing Prefecture; Fan Wenhu surrendered, and the Assistant Magistrate Xia Yi took poison and died. | 宋史卷047 瀛國公 |
| AD 1275 | 池州 | The Yuan entered Chizhou; the acting commander Zhao Maofa hanged himself. | 宋史卷047 瀛國公 |
| AD 1275 | 丁家洲 | Sun Huchen fought the Yuan at Dingjia Sandbar and was defeated, fleeing to Lugang; Xia Gui left without fighting. | 宋史卷047 瀛國公 |
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