On the 15th day of the first lunar month, Zhao Ji took a boat to cross the Yangtze River and arrived at Zhenjiang on the south bank.

Empress Zheng had already chased to Yangzhou at this time, but she did not follow Zhao Ji across the river and finally stayed in Yangzhou.

The princes and princes who followed Zhao Jinan were scattered in the prefectures and counties along the road.

Zhenjiang is the destination of Zhao Ji's trip.

In the third year of Shaosheng, Zhao Ji was named Duan Wang by Song Zhezong as the governor of Pingjiang and Zhenjiang Army. He was only fourteen years old that year.

In the third year of Zhenghe, Zhao Ji upgraded Zhenjiang from prefecture to prefecture, which was the earliest city in Liangzhe area to upgrade from prefecture to prefecture.

This shows that Zhenjiang has a relatively high status in Zhao Ji's heart.

The key is that there is a natural danger of the Yangtze River in the north of Zhenjiang, which can prevent the Jin army from moving south.

Moreover, the political situation in Zhenjiang is also more beneficial to Zhao Ji. The prefect of Zhenjiang, Cai Chong, was Cai You's younger brother, and Song Huan, the commander of the Jianghuai, Jingzhe and other routes, was Cai You's wife's brother, and Cai You was Zhao Ji's most trusted person.

Therefore, Zhao Ji felt a little safe only when he came to Zhenjiang.

At this point, Zhao Ji lived in Zhenjiang...
Chapter completed!