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Yue Fei is a famous dutiful son. Did he really kill his uncle?
Yue Fei is a famous dutiful son. He brought out the majestic Yue Jiajun, and his mother-in-law was tattooed with the words "loyal to serve the country". As for your "Did you really kill your uncle", I have two answers.

First of all, this incident you mentioned only appeared in Three Dynasties and North Alliance, which is an isolated case. As for what is an orphan card? That is, only one historical source supports or proves this view, and no other source confirms it with each other.

If there are other sources to prove or deny this sentence, or if there is something wrong with this historical material itself, it is fallacy rather than isolated evidence.

Second, a lot of things about Yue Fei in the book "Three Dynasties North Alliance Compilation" are from the official history of the Southern Song Dynasty, while Qin Gui studied the official history of the Southern Song Dynasty!

Third, even if we put aside the truth first. Try to look at it from another angle. Killing my uncle, and then killing Fuqing through this incident, and then severely punishing the pro-generals who obeyed Mrs. Yue's orders, as well as the confusing Yixing merger and Zhao's drunken beating, all reflected a state in which a junior officer clings to prove himself. When Yue Fei became a senior general, this similar incident disappeared.

So it is very likely that it started from this compilation, and there is no factual basis. The only "fact" has appeared in one book, and the most important thing is that it has not been proved in other books.

What if it's true? What if it's fake? This incident is an isolated evidence to a greater extent. Without other facts to reflect it, we can't study the truth of this incident. So it is impossible to judge.

The history of this world is 70% true, 20% false, 10% half true and half false or tampered with. So, I don't think there should be.

After all, good things don't go out, and bad things spread thousands of miles.