永 思 陵
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| 编号 | 7-0575 |
| 认定时间 | 2013 |
注 释
[编辑]- ^ Peter Allan Lorge. War, politics and society in early modern China, 900-1795. Taylor & Francis. 2005: 55 [2012-03-02]. ISBN 0415316901. （
原始 内容 存 档于2014-06-22）.He therefore intiially brought the belligerent Li Gang back into government to reassure the officials and generals of his intent to resist the Jurchen and perhaps recapture the north, and then sacked Li and brought in officials more concerned with Gaozong's personal authority. . .The military situation began to change, however, as Song loyalist forces became more coordinated and competent generals emerged to deal the Jurchen several defeats. Jurchen armies also began to run into the usual operational problems that diminished the power of steppe arimes on extended campaigns. Even in economically developed areas, an army that lived off the land could not return through the same place it had just looted. As Jurchen soldiers became more encumbered with loot, they became less mobile and less interested in further campaigning, though they might be more willing to reutrn in the future. Southern China was also much less favorable for cavalry than northern China, and the Jurchen had to cross not only numerous small rivers and canals but also the Huai and Yangzi rivers.