Song Era HD10

Commercial revolution and neo-Confucian scholarship

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HE80 (960)

Chenqiao Mutiny

Ending decades of military usurpations through bloodless transition.

HE81 (961)

Cup of Wine to Relinquish Military Power

Establishing the classic civilian-led governance model of the Song Dynasty.

HE82 (1005)

Treaty of Chanyuan

The first treaty establishing equal status and trade boundaries with a northern power.

HE84 (1043 ~ 1045)

Qingli Reforms of Fan Zhongyan

The pioneering political and administrative reform drive by neo-Confucian scholars.

HE83 (1040)

Bi Sheng's Movable Type

The revolutionary breakthrough in knowledge transmission predating Gutenberg by four centuries.

HE85 (1069 ~ 1085)

Wang Anshi's Reforms

The earliest comprehensive state-directed economic modernization drive.

HE86 (1127)

Jingkang Incident

The tragic fall of the Northern Song and rebirth at Hangzhou.

HE87 (1127)

Southward Migration and Rebirth of Southern Song

The definitive shift of Chinese cultural and economic centers to the south.

HE88 (1130 ~ 1141)

Yue Fei's Campaigns

The ultimate symbol of national defense and military dedication.

HE89 (1175)

Zhu Xi's Neo-Confucianism

The official ideology that shaped East Asian intellectual elite's spiritual world for seven centuries.

HE90 (1234)

Joint Song-Mongol Campaign against Jin

The high-stakes diplomatic move that brought Song into direct contact with Mongol power.

HE91 (1279)

Battle of Yamen

The tragic and heroic final stand of classic Chinese resistance.