Taozhuang

Taozhuang is a town of Jiashan County, Zhejiang Province, China. Situated in the northwest of the district, Taozhuang is popular for Lake Fenhu and its steel market. Taozhuang was known as Liuxi. Amid the Shaoxing Era of the rule of the Emperor Gaozong of Song, an officer called Tao Wenwo moved here from Suzhou and fabricated an estate house, so the name changed to Taozhuang. Emperor Gaozong of Song,personal name Zhao Gou, obligingness name Deji, was the tenth ruler of the Song tradition in China and the main sovereign of the Southern Song line.

He was the ninth child of Emperor Huizong and a more youthful stepbrother of Emperor Qinzong. In 1127, amid the wars between the Song administration and Jurchen drove Jin tradition, the Song capital Bianjing tumbled to Jin powers in an occasion truly known as the Jingkang Incident. Emperors Huizong and Qinzong were taken prisoner by the Jurchens, while Zhao Gou figured out how to get away to southern China. He restored the Song line in Lin'an and was broadcasted head.