1143
1143 — Korea: 사도(司徒) 온(溫)의 딸을 태자비로 삼음.(장경왕후(莊敬王后) 김씨) / China: Buddhist monks in the Song dynasty surge to 200,000 and become the largest class of land owners
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| KoreaGoryeo 918–1392 | ChinaSong dynasty 960–1271 | JapanHeian period 794–1185 | United States |
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- 사도(司徒) 온(溫)의 딸을 태자비로 삼음.(장경왕후(莊敬王后) 김씨)KO
- 1145Kim Pusik compiles the Samguk sagi, Korea's oldest extant history text.
- 1145외삼촌의 첩(妾)의 토지와 집과 장획(臧獲)을 빼앗아, 그 모자(母子)로 하여금 추위와 배고픔에 떨게 한 박정유(朴挺蕤)가 죽음
| - Buddhist monks in the Song dynasty surge to 200,000 and become the largest class of land owners
- 1141Treaty of Shaoxing
- 1141Yue Fei is arrested
- 1141Song signed the Treaty of Shaoxing, under which it relinquished all claims to its former territories north of the Huai River and agreed to pay Jin an annual tribute in silk and silver.
- 1142January — Yue Fei is executed
- 1142January — Yue was executed on false charges of treason spurred by the Song chancellor Qin Hui.
- 1142October — Song and Jin agree to the Treaty of Shaoxing which stipulates that the Song must pay Jin an annual indemnity; the Huai River is settled as the boundary between the two states
- 1145The Dongguan Bridge is constructed in Yongchun County, Fujian Province
| - No events recorded for this year
- 1142Emperor Konoe, accession
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