The Accounts of Jingkang (Traditional Chinese 靖康稗史箋證) is a series of Chinese books that were written in the Southern Song Dynasty (1127 – 1276) by various authors. The books recorded the Fall of Northern Song Dynasty and its aftermath. They are credited to be the one of the most detailing accounts for the Humiliation of Jingkang (Traditional Chinese 靖康之恥) or the Jingkang Incident which took place in 1127.
The Accounts of Jingkang (Traditional Chinese 靖康稗史箋證) is a series of Chinese books that were written in the Southern Song Dynasty (1127 – 1276) by various authors. The books recorded the Fall of Northern Song Dynasty and its aftermath. They are credited to be the one of the most detailing accounts for the Humiliation of Jingkang (Traditional Chinese 靖康之恥) or the Jingkang Incident which took place in 1127.