1151. His body is buried next to Liang Hongyu's grave. People often saw Han riding a donkey along the West Lake, take a bottle of wine, sit, and sprinkle a bit of it upon Yue's grave. He would speak to Yue in a soft and emotional way, regardless of the weather; rain or snow. Achievements Han Shizhong was credited with many military inventions including various modified armor and bows, horse jumping obstacles that trained cavalry, and an archery range to train the accuracy of archers and mounted archers. His military career enabled China to survive the Jurchen invasion and, along with Yue Fei, helped to crumple the powerful Jin military. It is because of these events which led to the decline of the militaristic Jin, and the rise of Genghis Khan and the Mongols. References History of Song, volume 364 See also Zhou Tong (archer) Yue Fei Zhang Jun (general) 1089 births 1151 deaths 12th-century Chinese poets Burials in Suzhou Generals from Shaanxi Song dynasty generals Song dynasty poets Song dynasty politicians from Shaanxi Poets from Shaanxi Politicians from Yulin, Shaanxi Writers from Yulin, Shaanxi