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Event war East Asia
Song–Jin Wars
1115 CE – 1234 CE
The Jurchen Jin Dynasty conquered northern China from the Song, capturing the capital Kaifeng and the emperor himself.
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1125–1234 Jurchen campaigns in China
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Conflict · East Asia
Song–Jin Wars
1115 CE – 1234 CEThe Jurchen Jin Dynasty conquered northern China from the Song, capturing the capital Kaifeng and the emperor himself. The Song retreated south, beginning the Southern Song period that lasted until the Mongol conquest.
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- Jin–Song warsIan Kiu · CC BY 3.0
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