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Cao Cheng's Rebellion
Around the third year of Jianyan (1129), the roaming bandit Cao Cheng's forces operated in the Jinghu region, raiding prefectures and counties, becom…
Timeline
- 1129Jinghu · JinghuAfter the Jingkang Incident, local order collapsed; Cao Cheng gathered tens of thousands of followers, roaming and raiding between Jinghu prefectures, seizing official granaries and killing officials, severely threatening the Southern Song rear's stability and tax collection.
- 1129Dingzhou · HunanThe Southern Song court ordered Yue Fei and other generals to lead troops into Jinghu to suppress Cao Cheng. The Song army won successive battles, recovering much lost territory; Cao Cheng's forces were forced to flee south, easing the Jinghu situation, though remnant rebels continued to roam.
Sources
- 宋史·列传·岳飞传 — 脱脱等 (1345)
- 建炎以来系年要录 — 李心传